Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-06
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Attorney A. c. Hayes, of Long
Island, is attending court.
Hon. W. D. Street, of Oberlin, !
was IN Phillipsburg Tuesday.
Ed Oatman, of Oatman Lumber
Co, Stockton, was in Phillipsburg |
Wednesday.
Our friend. G. o. Wilcox, of /
Long Island, was IN Phillipsburg /
Monday attending court.
Miss Mabel Sallee commenced
an eight months term Of school near
Long Island last Monday.
Editor Boyd, of the Logan Free
man, registered at the Bissel House
Wednesday.
g S. Cole, of Kellogg, Mime
sofa, is visiting the family Of Geo.
Cole, IN this city.
Mrs. Ira Troup, of Lincoln, Cen
/ ter, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
Hartman, Of Phillipsbur.
Mrs. A. Il Pearson returned last
Saturday from Lawrence, Kansas,
where she has been visiting friends
and relatives.
Emery Mellon has resigned his
gone to work In the store of George
| Cole.
The Free Erc5a j. tl,, naae @
paper just established at Colby, anu
it goes before the world as ''uncom-
promisingly democratic"
Miss BERTHE Kepler, who has been
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Mckay, left Monday morning for her
home at Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
"A. w. Crippin, foreman of the
Logan Freeman called at the HERALD
, Office Wednesday while in Phillips
burg to witness the ball game.
J Mort Handy has returned from
5 Colorado Springs, where he has been
2 spending the summer season. Mort
( is looking we'll, and his many friends
are glad to see him back.
2 Robert Finn, of Ottawa, Kan
| sas, spent Sunday with the family of
. MIR and Mrs. William Bissell, of this
city MFR. Finn Is an old friend OF
the family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Woods and
+. daughters went down to st. Joe the
- first of this week. Mr. Woods will
lay in heavy stock of dry goods
/ while absent,
Y 20. H Edgecomb, of Marvin. was
! in PhIllipsburg Monday. Mr.. Edge
\ f1ua y
bank, which is a very solid institu
e tion.
!. j. S. Barnes returned SUNDAY
:. morning from st. Joe. Mr.. Barne
left his little son Willis at St Joe 70
treatment for nervous contraction o
p : the limb
a Besides the Logan nine, John 7
d Schulze, Henry Jarrett, POstmaste
Brenhizer, j. j. Without. and othe
Logan Citizens were in Phillipsburl
Wednesday.
n p. W. Loar, brother of Prof. 7
IS j. Loar, of our city schools, is i
is Phlllipsburg on a visit. Mr.. LOa
recently moved from Iowa to Beave
city, Nebraska.
" Mr.. S. I. Wilkins from Rock
q county, took the train at this plac
10 Thursday morning for Manhattan
n where he goes to attend school at tn
Agricultural College.
ST. Mrs. McCannon, of Colorad
a Springs, and Miss Wagner, of Bur
D. lington, Wisconsin, are visiting /
10 Phillipsburg, guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
as r. A. Handy. Mrs. McCannOn is
Is sister Of Mrs. Handy.
Harry Lefingwell and his littl
IL sister Effie start Friday morning 70
q Clay Center where they will visit
rs few days before Harry goes to Mar
y hantt8n to attend school at the Stat
le Agricultural College this winter.
&c j. M. Finch, of Illinois, stoppe
ID off at Phillipsburg this week to Wis
his brothers, Charles and Henri
r Finch, and his sister, Mrs. E. Z. y
IN butcher. Mr.. Finch IS just return
k ing from trip to the mountains.
er Rev. I. D. Newell, of Mania
8; tan, secretary of the State conventio
10 of Baptists, and Rev. Haggard, {
ef Norton, pastor of the new Baptis
church. which was dedicated la'
at Sunday, were in Phillipsburg Nor
j. day, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
@. Morse.
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