Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-09-04
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Judge c. NJ. Cole is serious
ly i'll again.
John Gebhart made a flying trip to
st. Joe last week.
Judge Holt of Beloit. attended
court here this week.
VIII Spurlock, Of Long Island, was
on our streets Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Smith Will return from
her visit in the east soon.
W. w. Colby, wife and child, are
still too i'll to be about.
John Scots of Marvin, has traded
| for farm in Illinois.
John Dawson Of Orleans, Neb., is
attending court here.
Miss Gussie Young has returned
from her visit in the east.
w. H. Mcbride of Osborn, IS at
tending court here this week.
j. w. Mcbride of the Ca1vber City
Times was a caller Oh Monday.
County Attorney Loar Of Colby, IS
here this week attending court.
Miss Ella Buckley has returned
from her visit in the east.
Den Bickford of the Dispatch Of
fee is in Chicago on a pleasure trip,
Isaac Rosenberg of BalleviIle, was
in the city for a day or two this week.
Carl Smith, who has had hard
tussle with mountain fever, is slowly
gaining.
Mrs. j. H. Decker inten DIS to soon
go on visit to friends in Washing
ton county.
Miss Miranda Roach expects her
sister to visit her soon from BiDggOld
county, Iowa.
Emma Wilson of PhiIIipsburg, was
! visiting her friend, Zenobia Rogers,
last week.-NOrtO91 Champion.
Mr. John Sage, an old settler Of
this county, will remove to Arkansas
and will start in day or two.
John Move, who returned from
| Wisconsin a few days ago, has taken
a trip to St. Joe. Mo. to-day.
Mrs. Archie Rowan Of Madison,
| Neb., is visiting her husband, who is
employed on the water works.
Hon. VIM. Baker, the Alliance can
| didate for Congress was a social call
er at the HERALD Office last Saturday.
Webb McNall has started a large
number of teams to blowing for fall
wheat. He will SOW 300 acres Guy-
/ lord Herald
H. II. Bennett has received in
/ formation that the James and the
Champlins' arrived safely at Ameri-
can Fork, Utah.
Rev. Fleisher has returned from
! BelOit and other points east. He says
/ the grass looks as green as in June
all the way along.
Corydon Rood, a prominent lawyer
of Iecumseh Nebr., was attending
court here this week. He made a
social call at this Office on Monday.
G.. A. TiIestOn of Greenwood, was
a caller last Saturday. He SAYS he
has resided here thirteen years, and
never failed raising a crop till this
year.
Mr.. Bell of the Racket Store. re-
turned a week ago from Utah, where
he went to look up a location. He
has about decided we believe to locate
in SalIda, Colo.
Mrs. shilIito, who resides near
Marvin, drew a sewing machine at
e. b. SeWelPs this week. She hav-
! ing been the largest cash customer
during August.
J. G. Gebhart of PhiIlipsburg,
smiled on US last Friday. He made
] it all right with the PLAINDEALEB for
two years, and altogether we think
Alr, g. q nice man.-AEmenQ Plain
dealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Bailey Of Nor
! ton county, were here a few days
since our last issue visiting their
/ daughter Mrs. COwen. They expect
to remove to PhiIlipsburg before
long.
J. r. Arnold Of Long Island, ex-
+ President OF the County Alliance
was a social caller On Tuesday He
/ lie IS a regular l1ryiLtsan at court this
/ week He Is an intelligent farmer
! and Is well posted on the live indus
trial questions OF the day.