Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-08-28
PERSONALS.


very poor health.
Lawyer Lewis was up to Norton on
legal business Monday.
Mrs. Lucy Sims has gone on a visit
to friends in GeneseO, Ill.
@. R. Coffin has Joined the pro
cessiOn and removed eastward.
Miss Ivy Loar will this week start
for the east to attend college.
Mrs. H. H. Bennett is this week
visiting friends at st. Joseph, Mo.
S. w. Taylor and family are at
tending the Alliance Rally at Logan
to-day.
A. w. Robertson of the State Bank
Sundayed in Colorado Springs last
Sunday.
MIR. Bell of the Racket store. who
has been to Utah seeking a location,
will return to-day.
Mrs. Major Scott is in Missouri
called there to see a relative who is
dangerously i'll.
Geo. Spaulding and children have
returned from their pleasure trip to
Idaho Springs, Colo.
A. L. Kingery, Of Salina, is here
visiting his brother J. W. Kingery
the County Recorder.
j. H. Hummer has returned to
Phillipsburg with the intention of
starting tailor shop.
J. @. Latsbaugh, of Sedan, former
ly of this place, writes his family is
well and business is good.
R. Frank Stinson is this week at
tending a Reunion of the Sons of
Veterns at st. Joseph, Mo.
0. Rubin, who started for Salem,
Oregon, concluded to stop in Denver
where he found employment.
John MarchaI. of Greenwood town
ship, will next week remove to South
western Iowa to remain a year.
Mrs. E. B. Sewell has been con-
fined to her bed by illness for two
weeks. She is slowly gaining.
VIII Nipps, who was s1ckin Topeka,
was brought home by his mother and
is now able to be about town.
County Clerk j. S. Barnes expects
his wife home this week or next, She
has been visiting in New York State.
Ritner Smith Will this week ae-
company his sister eastward as far as
Kansas City on her way to her home.
Calvin Stookey, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, friend Of Lawyer Frank Stin-
son, was here visiting the first of the
week.
Ed. B. johnson is in Salt Lake
City working for @. TwitcheII who is
building several residences for sale
and rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Handy are still
at Colorado Springs. Mr.. Handy
uses his walking sticks yet but is
gaining.
Miss Saunders, daughter of Con
ductOr Saunders formerly of this
place but now of Colorado City, Colo,
is here visiting Miss Prentice,
DR.. Wallace, who recently took
quite an extended tour to Wyoming,
came back pretty we'll satisfied with
Kansas. He says he saw no place on
his travels he would like to take his
family to.
Mrs. Theodore Smith and children
returned from Colorado Springs last
Sunday. Carl, who had been serious
ly i'll from Mountain fever or some
thing akin to it, is at home and is
convalescent.
BLr. and Mrs. w. ". Colby. and
one Of the children, have been i'll the
past week, SO seriously that they have
been under a physicians care. At
this writing we understand all are
getting better.
Or. and Mrs. II. Mende, who re-
side twelve pQiles north OF town, came
to visit their son w. F. ,Mende the
first Of the week. While here the old
lady was taken seriously i'll and other
friends have been sent for.
We are informed that Mrs. JaenE
Gipps and her son William have de
cIded to remove to Topeka and en-
+ gage in business. Mr.. Jacob Nipps
has mill here and cannot we'll leave
it but contemplates at some future
time also making his home at the
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