Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-02-21
Personals.
C, W, Medium was at Denver Sunday.


G. W, Medium was at Denver Sunday.
Eek Conn is at st, Joseph for weeks stay
40, Lowe was at Republican City this week,
Mr. and Mrs, r. j, dinner, Of Topeka, visited
In the city Friday,
Frank Mckay was at Republi can City Tuesday
on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, b, Lane ma dc a flying trip 10
Goodland Monday.
pr, Nelson was called to Kirwn M ondOy on a
professional visit,
d, P. Duvall is confined to his home by severe
attack Of rheumatism.
Horace MOulton and W. A. Lnds,y y, OF Klrwin'
are In the city to-day
Mrs, VIM, Drumhiller and daughter India, tpen
Frdray night in the city,
I'M. Tinney and wife, OF Kirwin, were In the
city Friday last sight seeing
Mrs. Handy and Master Homer are in Colorado
Springs for two weeks visit.
Mrs, d, L. Smith, Of Granite township willpro'
badly move to thia city next week,
W. t, Cover will go to Topeka in day or two
and enter hospital for treatment,
Mrs, McSteen is in Horton for two weeks visit,
Nc is down there getting his engine Overhauled,
Mrs. Caroline Taft, OF Fort Collins, Colorado, Is
In the city for short visit with the Medium
family,
Mrs, A. B. Houck and lamlly go to Ohio next
week where they will make their home in the
future.
q. Il. Mcneil, OF Eirwin, has been chosen King
of the Grand Chapter of Kansas Masons, II well
merited honor.
Frank Strain Is In Topeka, attending the Grand
Lodge A, +, & A, NJ, us a dalegate from the
Phillipsburg Lodge,
G. W, Ward goes to the eastern part Of the
state to work insurance. He starts Saturday and
will be away two months,
A. A. Greene, OF Big Bend. was in the city
Monday enroute to Lawrence, and other points
in the eastern part Of the state.
G, A. Spaudng was at his office yesterday, the
fret time IN several weeks, and while not fully
recovered is almost himself again.
Miss Grace Hugunin is filing Miss Kate Barnes
position at the Register Of Deeds Office while tho
latter lie at Long Island on visit
Giffen Culbertson, Of Long Island, is in the city,
arranging for a settlement of the tax cases that
have been troubling many Of our people for some
time.
j. q Royce was at Topeka last week, attending
the first biennial memorial exercises Of the re-
publican heroes who fought died and are yet un-
rewarded for services rendered
Mrs. Atkins, of Belmont, who has just passed
through very dangerous sickness, il now conya'
lescont and on the way to recovery.
II. A, Handy lie off east on business trip, and
will take in the cities Of Topeka, Salina, HutChin
son and Ellsworth, before he returns.
NV. Young was at Long leland Monday and
Tuesday, on business connected with tho d. l.,
Smith estate of which he is administrator.
Miss Ella Green, OF st, Louis, one Of the most
energetic lady commercial tourists In this sec
ton was in the city Friday, She has considerable
land in this county and Is going to put forty acres
OF 1t in alfalfa.
Poor Willie Hartman is just more than discon.
solute and lonely as his bride Of two weeks has
gone baCk to Downs for weeks visit. His bach
elor friends are trying in vain to fill the place
thus made vacant,
Theo. Close has been on the sick list for a week
past HE brother Tom Is doing dnty at the depot
By the way, Tommy Is no slOuch Of boy, as he
plays school.marm one week and rustles baggage
the next with equal proficiency,
Charles Duke, who has been resident OF this
county for many years has sold bis interest In the
burn of Taylor d. Duke to Mr. Taylor's father, OF
Marvin, and has gone to Troy, N. Y, where he
will reside in the future with his daughter
For three years past our local lodge Of Work
men has been represented by the heaveweights,
Dave klose, Jeil Hatfield and Link Nipps,but this
year the boys have chosen the smallest member,
E E. Hoffman, who goes down to the annual
meeting next week,
Hon. W. II. Mcbride takes very philosophlcally
his defeat for commissioner Of insurance. lie
easily figures up good living and something
more in his legal and farm practices, and says
that he believes that at the end OF ten years ahead
he will be worth more money than he would have
been had he succeeded in getting this office. And
we have no doubt that he is correct in this esti
mate Osborne Farmer.
BIRTHS.