Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-22
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
N. w. PyIes took trip to Col /
Orado Springs, the first Of the week.
Dent Chesledine spent few
days In Colorado Springs the first of |
the week.
-R..A- Handy has received word
that his son e. M, who is at CoiOra-
do Springs. is much better.
-Chas. Fl. Turner, the enterpris-
ing citizen and business man of Agra,
was IN the hub on Monday.
Miss Mabel Sallee who has been
visiting friends at Clayton, Kan, a
week or two returned home Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Atehlson and Miss
Laura Gates, from near Prairie View,
spent last Sunday in Phillipsburg.
&C. E. Shawkey is assisting in the
State Bank in the absence Of R. M.
Handy. He is trustworthy young
man.
Mrs. M. E. Tracy. wife of Q. A.
! Tracy, has recently arrived at Stutt-
CART from Iowa. She is staying at
Chas. Tracy for the present.
George Danforth, foreman of the
HERALD Office, is this week visiting
and resting in Colorado Springs, Col.
He will return tomorrow probably.
Mr.. r. Braman. of Crystal town
ship, has been in this county nine
years. He likes Kansas very much
and thinks everything indicates a
good crop this year.
Miss Emma Morse. of Phillips
burg, is visiting at E. @. Blake's
Miss Morse and Mrs. Blake were near
neighbors and friends in the old
''Green Mountain" state Stockton
NelU8.
George B. Archer has returned
from Los Angeles, California, where
he had employment eighteen months
He will remain. in Kansas till next
| fall, perhaps longer. He likes Cali
fornIa.
Our aged and respected friend L
S. Knight, of Freedom township, was
a caller on Saturday, and made the
printer. glad by paying two subscrip-
tiOns. The old gentleman is enjoy
ing pretty good health this winter.
Mr.. Joel Shoemaker will, before
long start for GunnisOn, Colorado, to
visit a daughter and will remain
this county and has a good opinion
of Kansas and is hopeful for its fu-
ture.
Miss Minnie Ellis, of Nelson, Ne
braska, who was visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. r. Seaman, of this place, re
turned home the forepart of the week
She was accompanied by MIR. Hinton
station agent Of the @. K. & n. al
Nora, Nebraska.
The HERALD's good friend S. B
! Weeks, while renewing his subscrip
, ton last week, remarked { that he
} liked this paper very much because
: of its good healthy moral tone anC
its correct position on so many Of thu
important questions of the day.
7 There was a meeting of the di
, rectors Of the Phillipsburg TELEPHONY
company last Monday evening. AT
Q ter due deliberatiOn it was decided t.
: discontinue the use of the telephone
p and sell the poles, wire and other ma
, terial. So the telephone luxury is
( thing of the past.
IS. J. Barker, who resides on
= farm near town, will plant sixty acre
of corn this year. He likes the eli
mate of Kansas very much. Mr.. E
likes the HERALD because he says
speaks right out on all importan
subjects and is free from slang an
mud-slinging.
-Cy. Twitchell, ex-Mayor of thu
city, we observe is doing a great det
Of advertising in the Phillipsbur
papers evidence that he is doing
10 rafting loan business. By Othe
. sources also, we learn that Mr.. T.
getting along handsomely In his ne
- location. COlJc0rdjH Day Light.