Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-10-26
Mrs. Sarah Calkins arrived eaf

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MIR. Rhodes and wife, of Smith
county, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
o. NJ. Millard, of this place.
"A large number of the old soldiers
of Phillips county attended the reunion
at Alma, Nebraska, last week.
We will send the Phillipsburg
HERALD and any one of the following
papers one year for 81 in advance /:
Topeka Capital. Topeka ConanaonsOeql-
tn, LeavenwOrth Times or Kansas
Farmer.
Il am prepared to make loans on
Farms, Mills and good lnsurable Town
Property. Those wishing to borrow
money will do well to call on me.
WV. BIsLsIL.
We hear the conduct of the boys
now while at temperance meeting is
highly commended. That's right. boys,
always remember that the way people
are judged in this world is by their ac-
tons and words.
"A. Goode, of Granite, who has
been afflicted with paralysis for some
time past has SO far recovered that he
visited Phillipsburg last week. Mr..
g. is the father of a large family of
boys whose influence is felt for the
good in their part of the county. He
is thinking of going east for medical
treatment.
L. A. Potter, formerly of this
city, now of Beaufort, North Carolina,
has been chosen Mayor of that city.
We are gratified to see his worth rec
ognized in his new home or rather in
his old home. Mr.. P. is "a man of
ability and should the people of N G
send him to Congress they would do
credit to themselves and not detract
from the ability of that body.
MARRIED. At the residence of
the brides parents in OsceoIa, Clark
county, Iowa, on Thursday, October
10th, 1882, E. F. Korns, of Phillips
burg, Kansas, and Miss Ida E. Willard
of the former place. Rev. Morris, of
OsceOla, Iowa, officiating.
The young couple started iIume-
diately for their new home already
fitted up at this place, where they ar
rived October 22d. We extend our
hearty congratulations and wish them
a happy voyage over the sea of life.
Mrs. H. NJ. Cutler. of Illinois. one
of the leading lecturers of the age, ad-
dressed the citizens of Alma, one even
ing last week. Her remarks were con-
fined chiefly to "Woman's Suffrage
and we believe she made it plain to
every one present that it was due the
women of our land to vote, act and
think for themselves, In the course
of her remarks she sighted to the rap
id progress of Wyoming, where women
have had the rights of suffrage for the
past l3 years. In fact,she proved con-
clusively that it does not have a ten
dency to contaminate women to vote
but on the other hand has tendency
to elevate men.
1t has been frequently remarked
that since the return OF the boys from
I4eavenworth, they presented rather a
puckered appearance which is explained
by one who says that they made AFRAID
into the Paw Paw and pelsimmon orch
ards Of old Missouri while awaiting to
motions of the court in the Best and
Hudson trials.
j. E. Young, of Deer Creek town
ship made the HERALD call Tuesday.
He is an Independent candidate for Pro-
bate Judge. Mr.. Young is past mid
die age, has poor health and feels that
he is competent to serve the people in
a public way and earnestly asks for sup
port of men from all parties. Mr..
Young came of good family, they hav-
ing filed important portions in Iowa
Josiah T. Young being for some
time, Secretary of State. Mr..
Young is making a vigorous canvass OF
the county aud has many friends I'm
der other circumstances we would be
glad to support him for county Office.
Geo. Best, the Phillips county
cOunterfeiter on being arraigned il the
U. S. District Court, at Leavenworth,
last week, plead guilty and was sent to
the PenItentiary fer one year. Willis
Hudson, charged with the same, Grand
Jury found no indictment. The Dis
trict Attorney had him re arrested and
taken before u. S. Commissioner E.
N. o. Clough for examination on
charges of counterfetiing, who held him
for trial under 600 dollar bond. On APP
plication of the defendant to Judge
Foster, the bail was reduced to $500.
Trial set for April term,
The bell weathers of the various
political parties are out on the "hills"
and in the valleys" seeking their focks