Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-06-13
PERSONALS


Mike BecEey has returned from
his trip TO Atwood
Mrs. Dick Cowen has returned from
her Nebraska visit.
Mrs Hoffman is still In Chicago
visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Stretton are of
to Colorado for a tour.
JE. Dodge Of Lincoln township,
is going to Wyoming.
Mrs. j. NJ. McNay and son are Wis
iting friends at Clay Centre,
Mrs. Casa Read has gone to Osce-
ola, Iowa, on a visit to friends
Col. Scott has taken a desk in the
Office Of Lawyer Geo. Spauldng.
Il. II. Bennett has returned from
his visit to his mother in Minnesota.
Ed. B. johnson Is going to Utah
this week to look for work In his line.
Mrs. Buckley has gone, with her
mother, on a visit to friends IN Hin
OILS.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w Bickford in
tend to take a tour to Salt Lake City
in July.
II. E. Prentice has made his ar
rangements to remove to Colorado
Springs.
N. B. Mccormick was down to
Washington county on legal business
this week.
! DR.. Wallace who recently visited
Utah says it is a nice country but
prices of property are away up.
Mrs. Wolf, of Nebraska, who was
here to attend the funeral of her sis
ter, Mrs. Spaulding, has returned.
j. G. Hill, representing that splen-
did daily paper the st. Joseph Herald
is in town to-day in the interest Of his
paper.
Sumner Fleisher, son of Rev. b
II. Fleisher Of PhilIipsburg, is visit
ing friends in this city.-Beggr O0H
Herald.
n. L. Young, formerly of THU
place, is now at Great Falls, Mon
tana. He writes friends he likes tina
country.
Mrs. John Bissell attended tn
graduation exercises at Baker Uni
Verslty where her daughter Emmi
graduated.
J.P. Pomeroy of Boston, Sunday
ed at the BisseIl House. He own
about 10000 acres of land in thi
part Of Kansas.
G. o. Atkins, wife and two sons, o
Denver, visited with Mrs. Dague,-
sister of Mrs. Atkins,-a few day
this and last week.
Dell Champlin. who bought proper
ty at American Fork in Utah whel
out there recently, will remove to tina
place the fore part OF July.
G.. Gorden. who came home fror
Denver to superintend the planting
of his spring crops has returned t
Colorado to follow his trade this sum
mer.
Mrs. John Scott of Phillipsbure
after visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. S. 3. FRrWeIl, for several week
returned home Monday. - O8bOg'
Farmer.
G. A. Lewis and Frank Strain re
turned few days ago from Utal
We greeted them as Mormon Bishops
but Dell Champlin says they are Onl
''Elders" while he is an Apostle.
Mrs. Caroline Turner, her da1ghte
, and grand daughter, are here vlsitin
, Mrs. Turner's brother VIM. Bissel
r They are from Grown Point, indiana
E | and will remain in Phlllipsburg som
, time.
Sheriff Scrivener is IN town to-da
: on business IN the Whiskey cases.
DR.. WOicOtt's bond was placed 1
; $4,000 which he readily gave wit
L ample security for his appearance b
court. Long Island Leader.
q CLYDE Bickford, who has been a
+ tending school at the State Agricu
. tural College, Manhattan, returne
r home Wednesday evening. Will M
l Cormick and Harry LefhngWell WI
8 also have been attending school at I'll
b same place, will be home this week.
Elder Simmons, formerly past
q of the Baptist Church here writ
! friends that he has made $1,000
trading IN real estate since he lie
. Phlllipsburg and located In Big Stol
Gap, Va. He also gets $4,000 p
a month salary as pastor Of a churt
. there.
Il Mr.. Sam Rosenberg viii start +
L Europe next Sunday. He goes
l. visit his parents whom he has n
r seen for several years, and he expeC
!, to remain several months. MIR. Rose
L berg is the senior member Of the ",
l. known firm of Rosenberg & Mich
= lishy whom our readers are we'll g
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