Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-21
PERSONALS

j. III. Warner Of Prairie View af- /
ter having lived here sixteen years /
has removed to Missouri.
g. b. Lee Of Prairie View has
sold out and will move to the Indian /
territory this week.
Daniel Foy of Walnut township
was IN town yesterday and to-day VS. !
iting his sons family.
Miss Jennie Atchison, of near Kir-
win, visited friends in Phillipsburg
last Saturday and Sunday,
Sam Rosenberg expects to go to
Europe this summer on a visit to his
parents and he thinks he viii start in
June.
b. @. Shaner of Denver was here d
few days this week visiting his uncle,
DR.. HOUck, whom he had not seen for
many years.
G. NJ. Larrabee of st. Joe, Mo,
representing the Daily Ne1cs of that
city was in town the fore part Of this
week IN the interest Of his paper.
j. NJ. Sallee is making arrange
ments to remove his family on to the
! farm of Mrs Beede. his mOther-in-
law He will farm during the com
ing year.
The Misses Lane of Kirwin, Miss
| Bemis of Prairie View, PrOfs. Bonn
gardner of Long Island and Smith Of
Agra visited with Prof. LOar's family
last Saturday.
Rev S. A Green, Presiding Elder
Of this district Of the NJ d. church,
passed through Phillipsburg last
week going to Marvin where he held
quarterly meeting last Sunday.
w. @. SOuIe of Long Island called
last Saturday. He IS president of a
Farmers Alliance lodge, and he says
he is we'll pleased with the course the
HERALD has taken in regard to the
Alliance.
! A. NJ McLennan, banker and capt.
talist Of Ellsworth, was in Phillips
burg a day or two last week. He will
! be a candidate for congress before the
republican congressional convention
of this district, and he IS around form
ing the acquaintences of the people.
1t is claimed by some that the contest
will narrow down to 3. j. Turner and
Mr. McLennan.
7. j. 1IcLain, Secretary of the
State Farmers Alliance, was a caller
with j. T. Dunning last Saturday.
Mr.. McLain expressed great satisfac-
tiOn at the course the HERALD has
: pursued toward the Alliance. He
said he had heard of the friendliness
of the HERALD before calling. We
found him to be well informed and
courteous gentleman.
The friends of Rev Wilson gath
cred at the residence of II. 0. Doug
las last Friday night and gave the
reverend gentleman and his family &
farewell social A most pleasant time
is reported. Twenty dollars were
given him accompanied by the 5000
Z wishes of the donors. He responded
. in an address filed with reminiscen
? ObeTIj1l Eye.
Daniel Dodge Of KIrwin, who
g went to Seattle, Washington a few
months ago expecting to make tina
. city his permanent home has returned
Z. to Phillips county, and says he ha
q returned to stay. He did not Hkl
y that country at all. He says AaiO
2 Don Carlos and George Stinson wert
: both out looking for locations wheI
he came away. Kansas is a prett!
good place to stay in after all.
u -e-s-sr---
e d. L. Smith of this county Will
:. discussing the proposition to put il
{. water works in PhilIipsburg said tina
before any money is expended Their
b ought to be an investigation Of hi
: plan, which IS to run a pipe from
o point near p. j. CIark's four mile
: nnrth Of town to PhiIlinshE1ro Ihnr