Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-15
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was seen here on Tuesday.
j. G. Latsbaugh was down to
Kansas City this week for goods.
Gus Webster spent last Sunday
visiting friends near Smith Center.
Train dispatcher Agnew, of Belle
vile, visited PhillIpsburg Tuesday.
Harry Root, of the Atchison
Champion, was IN town Wednesday.
&C. Twitchell and wife went down
to COncordia on a visit last Saturday.
Frank Strain is attending the re-
union at EmpOria, so is J. NJ McNay.
The division master car builder
and road master of Goodland were
here Sunday.
Hon. J. r. Hamilton, of Norton.
was in town on Tuesday looking after
legal business.
"A NJ Burchard has moved to
Nebraska, or rather gone to that state
to find a location.
County Attorney Loar, of Colby, /
was in town Tuesday, on his way to
Stockton on business.
e. B: Sewell expects his parents
from OconOmonoc, Wisconsin, on
visit in about ten days.
Miss Minnie Ellis, of Nelson, Ne
braska, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ].
r. Seaman, of this place
Mrs. DIR. Wallace and Oracle are
visiting friends at St Joe, Mo. The
doctor is duck hunting on the Mis-
souri, river.
j. w. Lowe, PhiIIipsburgs good
natured and gentlemanly mayor, was
IN the city yesterday.-LOng Island
Inter Ocean.
Harry Lefingwen is attending
the soldiers reunion at Emporia. be-
ing a delegate to the Sons of Vet
Grams Camp Of this place.
Mrs Smith, of Osborne, a sister
Of A. W. Robertson of this city, spent |
few days here last week visiting her |
brother and mother and father.
"A F. Walker, late Of this county,
who removed eastward, has located |
at AtchisOn. He writes he has found |
employment and is doing well.
Miss Robinson, of Trenton, Mo, |
while on her way to Colorado Springs |
stopped off and spent last Sunday in |
this city, the guest of R. A. Handy.
"A w. Robertson, banker of Phil
lipsburg, and our former county super
intendant, was in the city yesterday |
and to-day on business.-OsbOr31 |
Journal.
Horace Moulton, of Kirwin, was
perambulating about the city Tues
day. He seemed dazed at the new
buildings erected since he was here
the last time.
Ben E. Morton is this week at
tending the State Encampment of
members of the G. A. r. at Emporia.
He was sent as a delegate by the Phil
ipsburg Post of the G.. A. R.
Lee Scrivener, one of the HER-
AIDS old friends was caller on
Monday. He has been here eleven
years and has seen some hard times,
but thinks this a fine climate.
Rev. w. A. Simmons and wife, of
Phillipsburg, are guests at the Hotel
Hicks. Rev. Simmons is assisting
Rev. Fisher in the series of meetings
now in progress at the opera hall
Stockton NelCS.
The Master Car Builder, of the
Rock Island, A. j. Blauvelt, of the
@. K. q N, and Mr.. Kirk, the master
mechanic and general assistant mas
| ter car builder returned from the
west last Sunday.
j. w. Lowe, of PhilIipsburg, has
been in the city the past week attend
! ing court, and while here embraced
| the opportunity to subscribe for the
best paper in the county.-Repltb6-
can city Independent.
Geo. w. Stinson, of Phillipsburg,
Kan, was in the city Thursday in the
/ interest of the State Bank of that city,
who are evidently somewhat Sin the
/ soup" over the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
matter. Republican CITY IHdepe31-
dent
%. s. Waite. one Of the best farm
eFs of Long Island Twp, was a caller
/ Wednesday, Mr.. Waite was for many
years foreman over 300 men IN the
! Locomotive works IN New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. He found his health
falling and went to farming, and is
now 20 years old and enjoys good
health.
R. NJ. Handy, for the past eight
months bOok-keeper in the State Bank
of this place, left on last Sunday eve
ming for Colorado Springs, Colorado,
where he expects to spend the sum
mer, close confinement in the Bank
rendering it necessary for him to seek
rest and recreation. He carries with
him the kindest regards Of a large