Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-01-17
PERSONALS.

j. H Hill Of Woodruff is attending
court.
E. B. sewell visited Goodland one
day last week
w. II. Mcbride Of Osborn is attend
ing our court.
Mr.. Lee, a lawyer Of Mason City, is.
attending court here.
Henry Ferret of Logan was visit
ing the burg Monday
Joe Gebhart viii pretty soon start
on trip to Pennsylvania.
Miss Bert Wilson has returned
from her trip to Topeka.
Miss Rayburn has returned from
her visit at Smith Centre.
Miss Leila Young is visiting friends
at PrairievieW this week.
Lawyer A. Q. Hays of Long Island
is attending court this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ritner Smith have
gone on a visit to eastern friends.
James Grimes, late of Woodruff,
has moved to Seattle, Washington.
Miss Ella Buckley has returned
from her visit to friends at Herring
/ ton.
Mr.. Hardy, a prominent lawyer of
Beatrice, Neb., is attending our court
this week.
Ex-State Senator Dick Picker, of
Smith Center, s here this week at
tending court.
Mrs. Margaret Beedy Of Agra is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. j. M.
/ Sallee. this week.
Mrs. Mack Davis and daughter and
Mrs. Andrews of Pleasant Green were
callers at this Office on Monday.
S. H. Hobbie, who has been work
ing on the new school house at Kens-
ingtOn, is back to PhIlIipsburg again
for a time.
Rev l. S. Hall of st. Francis, a
former pastor of the M. E. church at
this place, IS here this week attending
to some business.
G. A. SpauIding, one of the @. r.
I. & P attorneys, was in the city this
week looking up the interest Of the
company,-Agra Politician.
MIR. James O'Brien, a young law
yer of Wallace, Neb., with his sister,
Miss Addie, were visiting at j. M.
Sallee's few days this and last week.
Rev. A D. Beckhart, of Phillips
burg, in company with Rev. Pierce
made this Office a call yesterday. Mr..
Beckhart is here assisting in the re-
vival meetings now in progress at the
NJ E. Church.-NOTtOI1 Champion
Isaac S. Moore and wife have re
turned from Chicago where they have
/ been visiting their children the past
three months. They will rent a house
and live in Phillipsburg. MIR. Moore
/ tells US he is we'll satisfied with Kan
/ sas and is content to stay here, and
so is Mrs. Moore.
Prof. T. j. Loar, principal of the
PhillipsburG, Kansas, schools, and
family, and JAS. i. LOar, of Colby,
Kansas, and Co. Attorney of Thomas
county, arrived on yesterday to spend
New Years with their brother, our
genial D. w Bearer VdIJeg
Tribune.
Among our social callers this week
was Doc Curl, editor of the Long Is
land Leader. He says he has got his
/ paper on its feet again and is full OF
, business. That the destruction of his
: printing Office by fire was the work OIL
/ an incendiary is certain. He has nc
, personal enemies that he knows OF
p and believes the act was done be
cause of his position on the temper
ance question.
JIM. Figley, one of the prominent
/ business men Of Long Island, was (
caller yesterday. He has been rather
l prominent in the liquor war at LOng
/. Island, and from what we hear 0.
= him, we believe him to be an honor
= able. highly conscientious man, who
= cannot easily be swerved from his con
1 vlction of right and duty, and yet ;
/ man who does not knowingly act from
: prejudice or base motives
Dr 9 p Tf0dInv of T ono Island