Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-07-04
RRsONALs.
Mrs. %. P. Barber has been visiting
friends at Kirwln this week


Mrs. 3. P. Barber has been visiting
friends at Kirwln this week
Frank Dixon was down to Kansas
City with some live stock last week.
Mrs. E. B. Hoffman has returned
from her visit to her parents in Chi
cago
Mrs. DR.. Wallace is expecting her
mother. soon on visit. She resides
in OHIO. /
Mrs. n. Polling is expected home
to-day from her visit tie friends IN
West Virginia.
Mr.. Meldrum's family win proba- !
bly, go to Denver to spend the hottest
part Of the summer.
Irwin Rogers and Ed. Harter will
soon be off to Utah for a couple Of
months recreation.
Miss Mary BisseI is employed in
| the Norton pOstof1ice, where her SIS
ter's husband is postmaster.
Rev. E. II. Fleisher was up to Nor
ton this week. He will preach at the
Court House next Sunday.
Mr.. Fisher, of California, spent
several days here this week visiting
his sister, Mrs. DR.. Wallace.
R. A. Handy, who is still at Abilene
under medical treatment, is getting
better and will soon return home.
F. B. Levitt was seriously i'll from
defective teeth and neuralgia about
three days this week. He is now all
right.
Lawyer George Spaulding was on
a trip to the Indian Territory last
week. He says corn is caring out
down there.
| August Lindow, who last week
went to Topeka to haYe his eye treat
ed, has returned and his eye is get
ting along all right.
Rev. Case of Alma, Neb., has been
employed as pastor of the Baptist
church. He will remove to this place
in three or four weeks.
Frank Smith. who this week drove
through with team from COncOrdia,
says the crops look splendidly be-
tween that place and this.
D. B. Bailey, of Norton county, will
before long remove from his farm to
Phillipsburg and occupy his resi-
denCe, two doors south of SeWelPs
store.
Hon. Webb McNalI, Republican
candidate for congress, was in Phil
lipsburg last Saturday shaking hands
) with his friends. He thinks his pros
/ T0nofG for nIaotiOD ara Cr006.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Buchanan, o.
California, Mo, are here visiting hel
! aunt, Mrs. Jacob Nipps. Mrs. Blu
5 chanan visited here last Summer anC
3 will be remembered as Miss Maudc
l Ely.
E. B. Sewell and family visited
Kirwin friends last Sunday. Mr.
SeWell says he saw some fine field
= of oats and wheat between Phillips
Z burg and Kirwin, and corn is jus
> booming.
}. Mr.. w. w. Hanson, of Noun,
o Township, is making arrangement
=. to take quite an extended tour of oh
! servatiOn to southern Missouri, Al
- kansas and other points in the south
- He has resided in Phillips count
+ eighteen years and feels like he woul
i enjoy trip.
Rev. A. D. Beckhart of Hill City
] formerly pastor of the NJ E. churc
= of this place, made a personal call a
q this Office last Saturday. He was o
T his way to Beatrice, Neb., to atten
f the ChRutaqua. He informs US th6
+ he has arranged to hold a Methods
b camp meeting near Hill City, Jul
9th, to last an indefinite time. II
invites all of his Phillips count
u friends to attend.
o ReY. H. G.. Popejoy, who reside
n in the eastern part Of the county
1t was a caller yesterday. He tells L
N of the terrific hail storm that visite
y a portion of GIenwood township Las
4 Saturday. It was about one mil
wide and four miles In length and
/ places literally beat growing croI
- into the earth. There was a delug
II Of rain and a powerful wind accom-
n panying the hail.
re- w. @. DOnCarIos returned fro