Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-30
PERSONALS.

eW days this week.
DIR. Wolloot, OF Long Island, was
n Phillipsburg last Monday.
Miss Ella BuckIy returned last /
evening from her visit out /
vest.
ID. E. Mcclellan Of Beaver City,
Nebraska, IS visiting at Frank Nc
Xay's.
Mrs. VIM. Stretton has been Wis
ting friends IN Kansas City the past
few days.
We noticed J. P. and J. B. Hicks,
Of PlainvieW township, on our streets
last Monday.
Miss BERTHE Kepler, of Mt. Vern-
on, Iowa, is visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Frank Mckay.
Miss Lula Scribner, of Stockton,
is visiting in the city with Misses
Emma and Ella Morse.
DIR. L. D. Graham, PhilIipsburg's
dentist, returned Tuesday after an
absence of two or three weeks.
Capt. Covingt0n and ex-Judge
Cole attended the democratic judicial
convention at Norton last Tuesday.
Mr.. FraLk Syr.in r,.,....,., 49,:
Wednesday from his trip to Salt
Lake City and other points In Utah.
Mrs. Palmer accompanied by her
visiting friends started on their west
ern trip last Tuesday evening.
w. A. Reader, of the firm of Viii
trout and Reader, bankers at Logan,
was in Phillipsburg Tuesday Of this
week.
w. H. Nipps, who is now an en-
plOyee Of the Colby Tribune, was
visiting Phillipsburg friends last
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Pratt and Miss Julia
Close left Phillipsburg Wednesday to
attend the State Normal school at
EmpOria.
Hon. Pred J. Close, of Troy,
Kansas, was in Phillipsburg a few
days ago. Mr.. Close has business
property here.
Donald Mcdonald started Tues
day evening for a trip through Rocks,
Graham and Norton counties in the
interest of eastern capitalists.
Miss Maggie Sallee, accompanied
by her brother Eugene, started last
Tuesday evening for Nodaway cOun-
ty, Missouri, where they go to visit
relatives.
%. E. Johnston, D. CheseIdine
jeff Hatfield, Frank Stinson, Charlie
Tubbs Clyde Bickford and others
went to Logan Tuesday to see The
ball game.
Isaac E. Dixon has moved t.
| PhIllipsburg from Republican City
Mr.. Dixon formerly lived at Phillips
burg and was Superintendent Of the
county poor farm.
Rev. B. r. Turner arrived on tn,
Rock Island train last Tuesday morn
ing from the west. Mr.. Turner hal
I many warm friends in PhiIlipsburs
who are always glad to meet HIM.
Our friend Dick Cowen returned
Saturday morning with his famil.
from White River, Colorado, Wher
they have been spending the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Bailey have no
yet returned.
On Tuesday Of last week Mrs
George Dill and her son Johnny start
ed for Brooklyn, New York. Mrs
Dill will visit for a while and return
but it is expected that Johnny wi
remain at Brooklyn.
Rev. F. E. Sherman, fnanois
) agent for the Stockton Academy, wa
) in Phillipsburg Friday of last wee
5 in the interests of that institution
which opens September 10, with
large attendance-over one hUndre
students expected.
: Uncle Dan Smith, of PhilliE
county, makes a chairman that an
: convention might well be proud 0
: Hon. w. D. Street, of Decatur, FL
: the position of Secretary equally {
: we'll. HeT91dO11 CO1trGut
Ed Page went to Kensingto
last Saturday In response to a tell
gram announcing the serious illne'
: of his little boy, and remained unit
! the little fellow was better. He r
> ceiYed word this week that the chi
has nearly recovered.
4 E. Owen and wife, of Stockto
were In Phillipsburg on Monda
Mr.. Owen is editor of that 'Eli'' iii
4 sheet, the NelCs, is well informed
2, the politics of the Northwest, and e
Q presses himself as we'll pleased wi
, the outlook in his own county th
e fall
! John Grifis, formerly a re.
. dent Of Phillipsburg, but recently
1 Oberlin, has gone into a general cor
mission business at Trinidad, Color
do. Mr.. Grifis was here last we,