Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-12-21
city Directory.
LOCAL HERALDLNGS


WIN. Bissen iG prepared to place
Q few small desirable farm loans.
-WANTED-Butter, eggs and corn
at highest market price at D. A. HUI
ing's
"A large span of mules for sale, with
or without wagon and harness. In
Quire at this office. tt.
Rev. w. ]. Archer, of Kirwin,
was a caller at the HERALD office
Tuesday.
"A Isbell, of Greenwood, and o.
g. Plotner, of Arcade were callers at
our office to-day.
Six inches of snow fell Thursday
night. Not much wind, no drifts and
weather cool but pleasant.
j. R. Drake, Peter Base line and
John Lamly, all of Walnut, were
callers at our office Monday.
--Silas B. Miller, of Walnut, was
among the callers al QUIZ Office this
week. He is now stopping near Man
katO.
- Frank Strains little daughter
Edith is very sick it is thought with
menbronOus Group. Fears are enter
tanned for her recovery.
DIR. Knight, of Kirwin, was up to
Phillipsburg, Tuesday morning, call
ed to council in Frank Strains little
girls case.
Il. V. Lee was in our office Fri
day adjusting the loss, by fire, on his
farm house, which was burned the
morning of December 9TH, 1882.
w. II. Madison, of Sumner was
in the HERALD office Monday. He
says the farmers are wanting broom
corn buyer in their parts.
C. w. Pope, of the firm of Pope
and Mitchell, of Stockton, was stop
ping at the Central House Friday
night.
Elder B r. Turner, of the Con-
gregational Church is considering a
call to some other field. We have not
learned where he expects to locate.
w E. Goddard, of Freedom, was
in town with fine load of potatoes
stock on his place.
Mr.. Cozad- and Mr.. Mischke,
Smith Mccall and Joel Colby, of
LOngisland, were callers at this office
Tuesday.
- Donald Mcdonald, the potato
man, passed through town on his way
to the K. p. r. r. with a load of his
staple Tuesday.
j. o. Pengh, of Jewell county,
Kansas, was in our office Wednesday.
Mr.. Peugh was here tor the purpose
of locating and will be a resident of
this county in the spring.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to the /. .. o. +. Installa-
ton and Ball. of OrleaRs Lodge No.
aa at Orleans, Nebraska, on New
. Years. evening.
Go to the dance at Piotner's Hall,
Christmas evening for a general good
time. Remember that Christmas
comes, but once year, and that it
will be here Monday, December 18th,
this year.
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The Phillipsburg graded school
will have a joint exhibition of the
Court House, Friday night, admission
10 cents. Proceeds to be used to pur-
chase school apparatus for the schools.
The junior member of the HER
AID force is reported as having slaugh-
tered quail It is not settled wheth-
er he shot it with his bow an arrow or
threw birthstone in its face.
ID. L. Smith, our County Treas
urer, is kept busy from early morn to
late at night these days. Adam
AcElroy and J. w. Lowe are assist
ing him. A pretty good three hos
team.
ID. 8. Gipe, of Walnut, made
proof on his presumption Monday,
paying out on the same without the
assistance of foreign capitol. This is
pretty good considering that Mr.. Gipe
Test his team by drowning this sum
nner.