Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-02-28
Personals.
j, r, LOWS was al Denver Sunday.

Personals.
j, r, LOWS was at Denver Sunday,
Chas Williamson was at KensIngton yesterday.
Mr., Morrow Of Agra, was in the city yes.
terday,
Mrs, llordmOn returned last night from her visit
at Downs,
Charlie stearns made a flying visit to Goodland
Tuesday
Judge Smith, Of Stockton, passed through the
oily Sunday,
J'c DiclmOn, Of Luctor dropped in for short
chat this morning,
j. NJ Tadlock, county superintendent, has been
on the sick list for two days past
Mrs e. Il. Hoffman has been very sick for
week past, but IL now much better,
j, 10, stiwell, a prominent attorney Of Seneca,
was in the city Monday on business.
r. w, Colby IL in Topeka this week looking up
matters connected with the Board OF Public
Works,
b, p, Carter md Mr., Pardon, Of Logan, leavo
next Tuesday for new home in tho San Luis
Valley.
e. II, Mcintyre, OF Athena, was in the city
yesterday on business connected with tho Pro.
bate court,
Mira II " In.uood Of Chtonro Ia ,,t,ti.,. q.
the home OF her father, James Herring south OF
Marvin,
II, S. Dinner, wife and son, OF Hot Springs,
S, Dakota, were in the city Tunday, visiting the
Dinner House.
J.Q, Royce, @. A, Lewis, N. B, Mccormick
and A W Robertson are in Topeka to-day visit
ing with the state officials,
Charley Baker, who came here from Kentucky
year ago, has given up the job of farming In
Jack Thomas and Charlie Smith, two Of Phil.
lips countys brightest teachers, attended the as
ISOLATION meeting last Saturday -.Plaindealer.
j, II. Schultz and family, who have been resi-
dents Of Logan for the past eighteen years, are
about to leave that place and move to some east
ern point, just where they have not determined
Harvey Crlswell returned last week from Phil.
lipsburg where he has been doctoring with DR..
Nelson for his eyes, lie will go back and farm
the Doctors place the coming season --Mankat to
Review.
Theo. Close took in the meeting Of the state
oratorcal association at Topeka Friday night,
and witnessed a disgraceful fight between the
students Of Waehburn College and the State Uni
versty.
Mrs, EdgGCombe started for Lawrence Monday
to attend the w. X, O, convention. She repre-
sents the Marvin W, r. G. The Loyal Home
Workers have their reunion at the same time, OF
which she is state secretary
Cbas 0, Wilcox, of Long island, was in the
city this week looking up the costs and interest
in the Long Island bank tax matters. BY the
way Mr.. WilCOXs friends are pushing him for u
place on the Bank Commissioners force
John Conn, an old Fairfax boy IL in the city
this week visiting friends Fairfax (Mo.,) Forum
The John Conn spoken Of above ia the young
man whom we all know az Eek Conn, who was in
Fairfax attending the wedding Of an old chum.
Dr. S, NJ. Travis, who is probably known to
every man, woman and child in the south part OF
this county, and who has been looking over the
country with view to locating, is in the city to-
do In hnu a 10 IN L., G,,ttI
county.
Felix Kahn came in from Sedalia Mo-, this
morning. and Is packing his household goods pre-.
paratory to re moval, He thinks his firm has To-
Gated in just the right place, ar both branches Of
the legislature have voted to remove the Missouri
capital from Jefferson City to Sedalia.
r. A. Handy and John Gebbart were at DEN
yer, Monday and Tuesday attending meeting Of
the Shrners. The News has this to say OF the
pilgrimage;
The delights of the Fem Fem well will be en-
ioyed for the first time by a company OF pilgrims
at FL Jobel oasis this evening. Soon after the
setting OF the sun-praise be to Allah-the caravan
containing the seekers after light will be admitted
TO the holy ground, their sandals will be removed
and they will be conducted across the saBds-ex
ira hot-to the door OF the great temple of the
Mystic Shrine. The friengs Of the pilgrims will
then say farewell, for until the rising Of the
mouows sun the devotees must lie PROSTATE
within the temple, removed from the gaze Of the
nGdels without or the sCofTers at the only true
way to happiness. Early the following morning
the penitent sons will be conducted to the gates
and, with the customary prayers for safety and
guidance across the desert, be allowed to con.
tmue on their way to the place Of the great
sphinx.
On the evening of this the second day Of the
feast, when the waters Of the flowing Nile will re.
fresh while they will also cleanse the halls will
be opened to the Borrowing relatives OF the pill
grims. The evening will be passed in grievlng
for the departed and in tasting the delights pre-
pared by FL Within, the cook and All Feeth, the
player on strnged instruments.
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