Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-02-23
5 PURELY PERSONAL.

new bicycle.
e. A. Mellen is assisting in this
Office this week.
M. p. Cannon visited Oberlin the
first Of the week.
Miss Iona Utter Of Long Island
was over Monday for visit.
IS. p Atkins Of the Island attend.
ed the theater Monday night.
j. M. TadloCk is in Topeka this
week visiting in the Legislative.
Grant Taylor has added a trunk
wagon to his stable equipment.
Miss Edna Robertson is up from
Cederville, visiting old friends.
Mrs DR.. Nelson returned Satur-
day night from visit with relatives
at Belleville.
ID. S. Maxson is again able to be
on the streets after a six weeks seiRe
of grip and pneumonia.
Il s. Poe and wife Of Norton
were IN the city two days this week
visiting their son O. M. Poe.
Prof. Il. H. Baker Of Logan was
among the teachers in attendance at
the association last Saturday.
f. r. Lincoln Of Logan, was in
the city Monday on business. He re-
membered this Office with q pleasant
call,
Big Jim Feeley was here Satur.
day Intervening our people with the
question, DO you take the Kansas
City Star"
r. A. Handy went down 10 ST.
Joseph Sunday for treatment for ner.
vous trouble He will be away for
some time.
Mrs. Mckay of Courtland ia here
assisting in the care Of her mother,
Mrs. Goodman, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia.
Miss Nellie Cummings expects to
start for Montana about the 18th Of
March for protracted visit with rel
atives and friends in chat state.
w. H. Holmes, an attorney from
Houston, Texas, is in the city this
week looking the situation over. He
finds the field pretty well occupied.
e e Gan1y Of BelOit, was in the
city Tuesday. Mr.. Candy was here
at the time Of the republican congress
slonal convention, with the Beloit
quartette.
Albert Robinson has returned
home after q nine months service in
the regular army, during which time
he participated IN some Of the hardest
fought battles Of the war.
"A. W. Selbe has word that his
baby is quite sick with lung fever.
The baby is with its mother visiting
near Detroit, Mich. Mr.. Selbe 10
quite alarmed about its condition.
Rev. j. r. Ralrdon OF Clifton,
Kansas, will preach in the Baptist
church Sunday February 20, morning
and evening at the usual hours. The
meetings will continue several days.
All are cordially invited.
Phil Albaugh has found his stray
Lewelllng setter which he advertised
for last week. The dog strsyed away
from home and finally found its way
to Marvin where it was tied up by
someone until he called for it.
-JnO. @. Royce and wife are at
Topeka this week attending the snnu.
al meeting Of the state editorial ssso.
citation. Mr.. Royce will represent
the association at the national editor
ial association which meets in Port.
land, Ore, next Sept
Misses Matte and Lessie Hunni.
cutt who have been visiting with the
Misses Cheadle, will return 20 their
bone IN Beaver City, Neb, tonight.
Miss Lena Oheadle will accompany
them as far as Woodruff, where sbo
will visit with relatives 'or a Faw DAVIS.
lnship has his gas plant
.fstlon and at night his store
presents an unusually attractive Ap.
pearsnce. The main store rom has
fifteen burners and wheD all are burn
mn tho afPaok n verV Ana Tho town