Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

We regret to learn that little Ollie
Lowe is getting no BETTER
"A light frosty snow has been fall
ing and is now about four inches deep
and drifting.
There will be grand ball and
supper at the High Prairie School
House in Plainview township, Feb
ruary ODD, 1883. Everybody is invited.
= Charles w. Nichols, of Green
wood, made proof on his Homestead,
Monday. Geo. W.. Stinson did the
business.
Mrs. John Rooney's father, who
has been visiting his daughter for sew
eral days, returned to Indiana, Thurs
day night.
The tax warrants are in the hands
of the Sheriff for delinquent personal
property tax. Save milage by Look
ing up the officers.
Abe Troup, of Marvin, took in the
city Saturday night, the guest of our
junior. We suppose he was trying to
form some opinion of how it will seem
in the sweet bye and bye.
There will be Democratic eau
Gus held at the Hodge School House,
Saturday, February Sd, 1888.
P. G. S. LOWE,
Township Committeeman.
Dick Cowan started in the direc-
ton of the north pole Tuesday morning.
We hope he will be able to tell us where
all the cold weather comes from when he
gets back.
= NJ. w. Chapman, of Freedom
township marketed four pigs SIX months
old that averaged 22O lbs each at SO
per hundred, making $11.22 per head,
or '$44.88 for the four.
By some oversight, we failed to
notice the birth of Joseph Hollis boy
we ask the little fellows pardon and
promise, when he gets married we
will give him two notices.
Il am prepared to make loans on
Farms, Mills and good lnsurable Town
Property. Those wishing to borrow
money will do we'll to call on me,
VIM. BIssELL.
j. NJ. Rumbaugh and Jas. John
son of Greenwood; H. G. Burlington
and John StabeR, of Dayton; w. H.
and Scott Barker, of Arcade; r. r.
McCawley, Freedom, made the HER
AID call Saturday.
w. H. BoughtOn and Fred Veeh,
of Mound; Chas. A. Bowen and VIM.
Landfare, of Plainview G. A. Brown
and Mr., NEEDLES, of Rushville; J. S.
Bradley, w. H. Vest and Jas. Rob
erts, of Deer Creek, Smiled upon We
HERALD man Tuesday.
The School House grounds pre-
sents quite an animating scene when
all the little ones are engaged in their
recess plays. The schools seem to be
quite full notwithstanding there is an
unusual amount of sickness among
the little ones just now.
Jas, Roberts, NJ. f. Kelley, I.
S. P. Fost and father, of Deer Creek
J. M. Crcsier, of Arcade; J. w. Cole,
of this township; Lee Scrivener, of
Belmont G. w. Adams, of Mound
w. ID. Minor, of Plum, Were HERALD
callers, Friday.
Amos Mahany, an old time ac-
quaintauce of ye editor, called on US last
week. 1t was hard to recognize in the
man of 10 years the boy of IS years, as
we used to know him, but time is on
fast train and is pushing US along.
Notice is hereby given that there
/. will be a teachers public eXamina-
ton at the school house in Phillips
burg, on Saturday, February Sd, 1888,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m,
c.. A. LEWIS,
County superintendent.
How was the boot transaction eX-
planned away? = Logan Enterprise.
1t has not yet been explained away.
Wait until the next meeting of the
Board of Commissioners, when war
IdulS W III NC lSollCNl ~ llAC SlLAlOu III VI
500 to pay costs, and it will be better
understood.
The Mound Republican township
caucus was held on Saturday, Jan. 9th,
and the gentlemen nominated as town
ship officers, were Geo. Veeh, Trustee 4,
f, C. johnson, Clerk w H. Bough-
ton, Treasurer; E. B. Midleorook, JUS
tice; Fred Yeeh and E, Clark, Con,
stables.
ID. G. and w. f. Wright, broth
ers, living at Pawnee, Neb., have been
stopping in the county for several
days. The former has bought the
old Kidd homestead and the latter
the Hillstead land, lying near Marvin,
: and also the store building in which
Mr.. Hillstead is selling goods at Mar
win.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
lot Of Capital advertising matter. We
foIya ,,loocura -, DOf;nor tho ToroSDa T.