Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-04-12
FOCAL HERALDLNGS


Senator Ingalls, has our thanks for
Report of Department of Agriculture
for 1881 and 1882.
j. j. Fachler, of Omaha, Neb., was
in Phillipsburg last week looking up a
location for q steam mill.
G. J. Lamb, of the Rirwin hide
pendent looked through the HERALD
rooms Monday evening.
G. w. Stinson and w. H. Mcbride
are in Topeka this week serving the
State VS. U. S. Grand Jurors:
Rev. James Boicourt was in the city
Monday night and took part in the fun
.eral services of Mrs. Paden.
We present in this issue the advertise
ment of Mccormick Bros. A complete
new stock opened last Monday.
It will pay you to examine the new
advertisement of Lefingwell & Win
ship to be found in the HERALD.
Rev. w. r. Allen, our new M. E.
pastor, preached to good audiences
last Sunday, morning and evening.
Jesse Oder, of Beloit, Kansas, who
has been gathering up some stock in
Phillips county, called at this Office on
Tuesday.
Mrs, Miranda League and her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Fannie League, have
moved into town and are living in the
d house just south of the lumber yard.
The Sociable advertised for Tuesday
evening was postponed until Tuesday
April 18th, on account of the death of
Mrs. Paden.
We dropped into Rogers store yes
-terday and found Billy Bickford arrang-
ing for the large stock of goods now on
the road for the spring trade.
Examine the HERALD home adver-
tisements and see for yourselves if there
is not creditable showing for the cap
ital city of Phillips county.
Frank Strain received 8 fine lot OF
fruit trees and shrubbery Monday even
ing direct from the nursery, and all at
less than half the usual cost.
Remember that Dallas Hartman is
conductor of the passenger train on the
Phillipsburg and Marvin Broad Guage
Road
The Commissioners were IN session
Monday and Tuesday of this week, and
many the disappointments, for bills
were audited only to the limit of the
law.
John Gebhart, our restaurant man,
made the poor fellows at the court
house happy by treating them to some
splendid cider, during the meeting O.
the Board.
S. w. McElroy, our County Attor
ney, is defendants attorney in the case
of U. S. against Willis Hudson on tria
in the U. S. District court at Topekf
this week.
Chambers, of the Rocks COUNTY
Record and G. w. Pope, OF the firm o
Pope & Mitchell were callers at tn,
HERALD office last week. They wen
over to Orleans on business.
Ollie Lowe gave the little folks yer,
enjoyable entertainment on the evenin;
of April 6, the anniversary of her brit
day. A large number of little girl
were present and enjoyed themselve
hugely.
c. Hoy, of Longisland, was HER
AID caller Tuesday. He has just sol
a lot of cattle to Mr.. Oder for 1855. w
understand that the Hoy boys are in
tending to put in portable Saw Mi
somewhere on the Island.
G. H, Lefingwen is again behind tn
counter at the Farmers Store. G.
looks natural in his old place Messl
Winship and Polling are at Topek
as witnesses in the Hudson counterf1tin
case before the u. S. District Court.
S. G. Nay wishes to call attention
those having stock to sell that he is no
prepared to buy hogs and steers of On
age and pay the highest price in casl
Give him call at the Marvin Stor
Marvin, Kansas. 25-3W.