Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-08-16

Miss Elsie Lowe is now a COM
position on the Norton Era.
r. Frank Stinson went to Hill
City this week on legal business.
Miss Ella Borum, has returned
from her visit to Wichita, Kansas.
Mrs. Lillian Sherman is in Re
public county visiting her parents.
Mrs. A. w. Robertson left this
week for a visit to friends in Illinois.
Sam Rosenberg has gone east to
/ stock up for the fall and winter trade. !
Lawyer n. B. Mccormick had
professional business at Long Island |
this week.
Miss Ivy Loar is attending the
Thomas county normal, now in ses-
sion at Colby.
Miss Wells, of Clinton. Illinois,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Palmer, of
this city.
Hon. John Bissell and ex-Judge
Pratt went out west Monday to be
absent few days.
Miss Leila Young and Miss Lynch,
| of this city, went up to Long Island
Tuesday to visit friends.
w. T. Irwin, State agent and cor
respondent of the Capital took In
Phillipsburg Wednesday.
County Attorney R. T. Shearer,
who has been visiting friends in Iowa
will return home in a few days.
We noticed John T. Schulze, of
Logan, on our streets Wednesday for
the first time in many months.
Editors Curl and Montgomery,
, of Long Island, took In the county
Judicial convention last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Pearson went
2 to Lawrence on a visit last week Mr..
Pearson returned home Wednesday.
r Mrs. Judge Farwell, of Osborne,
8 arrived in Phillipsburg Wednesday
L on a visit to her daughters, Mrs. j. S.
. Scott.
Miss Phebe Anderson returned to
WetmOre this, Thursday, morning.
She has been visiting old school mates
r in this city.
, E. B. Sewel and F. T. M. Dutch
u er and father will start on the morn
p ing of the 21st for Milwaukee via the
4 Rock island.
d Frank Stone received the sad in
/ telIigence on Thursday of last weel
of the death of his sister at Richland
Michigan.
a Mrs. r. Rogers started AIonda.
IS evening for Colorado Springs, where
r she will remain a few weeks in hope
IN to improve her health.
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Smith
Us who have been recreating at Colorad
le Springs and vicinity for the pas
le month, have returned, much refreshet
u by their vacation.
Master Scott Wright, son of Z
10 Ct. Wright, of Marvin, called at on
r. Office Tuesday. Scott is a bright DO
ne of fourteen and takes a great interes
ne in the newspapers.
q Through Mr.. G. A. Lewis W
IA learn that Mr.. Twitchell has decide
ro to remain while at Salt Lake Git
ia and has sent for his family now visit
mr. ing friends at COncOrdia.
he 4. Ainslie, of the firm of Donal
Mcdonald & Co., returned SundR
no morning from an extended trip I
79 Chicago and other points east. Nj
5sf Ainslie sold considerable Kansas Ian
.Es on his trip.
n William Bisse1 went to Blu
Its Rapids last Monday TO attend NEE
ed ing Of the Northwest Kansas Re-
he Estate Association, and also a Solo
ny iers' Reunion, both of which CONVEX
ut, at that place.
l 59 Mr.. R. @. Bagby, agent for Il
70 Mutual Life Association, of Hiawath
Kansas, is in Phillipsburg this wee
oh in the interests of that company.
1et number of orr prominent citizens no
7ef policies in the Mutual Life Assoc
AT alton.
tul DR. Carman, who went from th
A place to Oregon a short time az
ed has hung out his single at Newber
lu- Oregon. where he is ready to after
ne to business IN his profession. T
IN seems at present much pleased vii
ne, the country.
ID Miss Maggie Patterson, daugh
er of Rev. Patterson, formerly past
Of the Presbyterian church at tE
iEh place, started for five years cOur
lay of study at Park College, Nilsson
It'll last week. Rev. Patterson is nc
ne pastor Of the Downs Presbyterii
cir church.
ng w. P. Furgerson, a promine
i've attorney of Shenandoah, Iowa. stO
ne NE ped off at PhillipsbUrg on Friday
gnu last week to see his old friend al
mo neighbOr, ThOs. A. Mckee. n
'ay FurgersOn had been out to the we