Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-04-05
INNINGS. GO TO tn
PERSONALS.

a. 1Iiehalislzy has gone east for
Geo. w. Stinson has returned
from his four weeks visit in Iowa.
j. Q. Adams. formerly of this
county, now Of eastern Colo, is here
on business.
The father and mother Of 3. B.
Sewell, from Wisconsin, have arrived
and viii visit some time.
Mr.. C. F. Keller, of Clayton, Kan.
spent last Sunday IN PhilIipsburg,
the guest of Miss Mabel Sal1ee.
=R. A. Handy has returned from
Bloomington. Neb., where he went to
close the sale Of his lumber yard over
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Il. Miller, of
Clayton, spent a few days this week
visiting friends and relatives in and
near this city.
Mrs. E. j. Palmer spent last week
and part of the week before at Col
orado Springs. She expects her
mother to visit her soon.
Attorney G. A. SpauIding spent
few days last week in st. Joe, Mo,
on legal business. He says that city
Is spreading out rapidly
DR.. VIM. Taylor has returned
from Topeka, and is making prepar-
atiOns to remove to the capital for the
practice Of medicine Enleg1U Plain
dealer.
e. F. KOrns started for Wichita
last Tuesday. His mOther-in-law,
Mrs. Willard, who has been visiting
her son In that city several months,
VIII return to Phillipsburg with him.
Miss Maggie Sallee, daughter of
the irrepressible J. NJ, was visiting
friends in this city the past week, and
enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and
Mrs. @. O. Wilcox Long Island In
ter Ocean.
According to the Kensington
Mirror, @. j. Lamb, the sage of To
pOlOlRbambO, returned from those reZ
gions this week and tarried in Ken
singtOn a short time. He will return
soon when he will remain.
Ed. Hail and young Mr.. Albaugh
Of Phillipsburg, passed through town
on Tuesday, taking some horses and
cattle from the Widow Halls farm,
seven miles northwest of this city
They were taking them to Phillips
burg.-ALmel1G PLHjl5de0JeF.
Rev I S. Hall, of the M. E.
church, has been sent by his confer
ence to Atwood this state. Mr. Hall
was pastor of the Phillipsburg M. o.
church two years and was an efficient
and popular one. He is a good
preacher and social pleasant gentle
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will have
the good wishes of a host of Phillips
burg friends.
&C. J. Turp1n, who is in the en-
ploy Of the Q. K. & n, took trip to
the southern and eastern part of the
state last week. While at Marion
there was an able bodied thunder
storm struck the town. The light
ming struck a residence and killed a
man instantly. Mr.. Turpin says he
had a fine time and gained several
pounds In weight while gone. He
did not say so but we suspect he went
to see his best girl down east.
Mrs. j. w. Hill, of Prophetstown,
ILL.,, who arrived at this city some
weeks ago to visit her daughter, Mrs.
r. A. Smith, has been spending some
time at Kirwin with her son and
daughter Mr.. II. r. Hill and Mrs. @.
W. Hull, but returned to Phillips
burg Tuesday morning. She will
probably visit Mrs. Smith two or three
weeks then resume her journey to In
dianOIa, Neb., where she has a d8ugh-
ter and son residing, from there She
will go to Hastings, Neb., at which
place she will visit some nieces and
nephews, and at that point will ticket
for home, PrOphetstown, I'll.