Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-10-23
PERSONALS.

Long Island Monday
DIR. Wallace went to st. joe, No,
on business yesterday.
VIM. Leeper has moved from Big
Bend to Phillipsburg.
G: o. Wilcox of Long Island, was
IN the city Wednesday,
II. NJ. Ferguson has gone to Hill
dreth, Neb., for the winter.
w: M. Spurlock of Long Island,
was IN the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. H. Entriken has returned
from her visit to Missouri.
L. E. Countryman has gone to
American Forks, Utah.
Miss Leila Young visited friends
near Long Island last week
Edgar Bissell is still IN Utah and
Will probably remain several months.
o. W. Bickford is still in Utah.
where he shipped some horses to sell.
II. S. Polling has moved onto his
farm near town and is now a Grang-
or.
Mrs. N. J. Copeland of Atchison,
formerly of this place is here visit
ing.
Frank Stinson was down to Atchi-
son on legal business the first of the
week.
Lewis Eginoire, of Bow Greek, has
gone to Taylor county, Iowa, to win
Jacob Poppen of Prairie View has
removed to Michigan, his former
home.
Messrs. Sewell and Theo. Smith
with their families were at Kirwin
Monday.
Mr.. Grovenor, of Marietta, Ohio, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Theo.
Bracken.
Hon. G. A. Lewis was at Kansas
City on legal business the latter part
of last week.
Misses Minnie and Ella Perkins, of
near KIrwin, were in Phillipsburg
Saturday last.
Mrs. r. A. Handy and child will
return home from Colorado Springs
in short time.
Mrs. Laurence OBrlen has remov-
ed to Goodland where her son Tom
my has employment.
Mr. Evan Hebrew, one of the lead
ing citizens of Bow Greek, was a
social caller yesterday.
Mr.. D. B. Bailey of Norton county.
will move into his residence property
here Immediately after election.
G. J. Lamb, of Mexico, was social
caller on Wednesday. He is enthusi-
astic over his Topolobampo Colony.
o. E. Johnston was in the vicinity
of Long Island Sunday and Monday
last getting acquainted with some
new found relatives.
Rev. Stauber of Concordia, is here
conducting the protracted meetings
at the Methodist church which are
now IN progress.
A. J. Crew of Clarke county. Iowa.
with his son-1n-law, Engineer Cuy-
kendall of Fairbury, Neb., old time
friends of the writer, were callers on
Monday.
Deputy Postmaster D. A. Webster
will go to California soon, where he
has promise of good position. He
IS an exemplary young man and the
HERALD wishes him success.
Willard Baum, of Phillipsburg. cat
tie buyer for Blankenship & Ball.
called on US Wednesday. He ship
ped car load of fine cattle to Kansas
last night-BeIIeUiIle Freeman.
Mr.. j. NJ Newell, who has been
employed at the Round House here
for the past year, left last week for
Denver where he has secured a better
paying position. His family will re-
main here until spring.
Our old friend J. K. Edwards. of
Arcade township, Ex-County Coroner,
was caller yesterday. He narrated
some of his experiences in Australia
which were very interesting. Mr.. Ed
wards is an intelligent man and a
good citizen.
Mrs. Dague and her son Roswell
lett last evening for Osceola, Iowa,
where they go to visit friends. They
expect to be absent two weeks and
when they return, Mrs. Read, Mrs.
Dague's mother, will accompany
them to Phillipsburg and remain
here this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W, D. Covington are
preparing to remove to Indian Ter
ritory where the Captain will edit a
newspaper. Socially Mr.. and Mrs.
Covington will be greatly missed.
They are highly esteemed by all who
know them aud the good wishes of all
will go with them to their new home