Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-07-12
LOCAL HERALDINGS.
july u, 1893.

LOCAL HERALDINGS-
Corn is looking finely.
Go to the Post Office for legal blanks.
New invoice of boots and shoes at
the Chicago store,
O. S. Lowell, of Downs, was in town
the first of the week.
j. @. Park is stopping at Missouri
Valley Junction, Iowa.
If you have any hogs to sell, take
them to S. G. Nay, Marvin.
William Farmer is stopping near Con-
'cordia and will be in Phillips county
soon.
S. G. Nay, at Marvin, will pay the
highest market price for all the hogs in
the country.
THE PARAGON is the strongest school
desk manufactured. For sale by,
n31-3m A. P. McELROY.
Frank Strain is acting Cashier of the
Phillips Co. Bank during the absence of
Cashier Morse. The Col. looks well be-
hind the desk.
Dallas Harmon's hack makes con-
nections with all trains at Marvin and
passengers will find this cheap and
safe way of transportation.
D. A. Huling spent Sunday on his
farm, where his family have been some
time amusing themselves trying to keep
the wolf from the (chicken) door.
D. L. Smith, Co. Treasurer, went to
Topeka Friday to make his semi-annu-
al pay of state fund to the State Treas
urer which amounts this time to 2, 428 54
Ulrich Bruner and G. w .Bruner made
us call Saturday. G. w. is working
for Chas Martin, in Smith County, but
expects to return to Phillips County tc
make it his home in about a month.
Rev. Theo. Bracken, who had charge
of the Presbyterian church at this place
for three years, but more recently IL
charge of that church at Birmingham
Iowa has been recalled by the church
here.
James Baum, our city gardener
brought in some fine specimen onions
Saturday. He has about one-half al
acre in fine condition, from three bush
els of sets. He expects to have one
hundred bushels.
The Russell Record has been enlarged
to a six column quarto and proposes t.
continue its said augmented proportions
The Record is almost y years old anC
has been useful as well as ornaments
to Russell and western Kansas.
Thomas Tooley brother of j. NJ
Tooley, of Marvin, called on us yester
day. He has, for some time, been Iiv
ing IN California, and will probably en-
gage IN the stock business with his broth
er, also visit friends further east.
1T is reported that Mr.. Garrettso
will open meat market on the sout
side of the square in the building latel
occupied by E. H. Evans. This a bus
mess that Phillipsburg has long felt tn
need of, and will duly appreciate.
F, r. Brown, of st. Joseph, Mo
with Regner & Shoup, and w. P. Brown
of Atchison, representing Blish, Nize
Sillman, were in the city Friday an
made the HERALD a pleasant cal
These young men are brothers and al
men of energy and business tact.
A. B. Dowen, of Vinton, Iowa, ws
in Phillipsburg yesterday, attending I
the purchase of half a section of Ian
for DIR. c. c. Griffin of the same pIac
Mr.. D. is wide,awake real estate ms
and is doing large business in buyir
and selling farms in Kan. and Neb-
If there are any soldiers in the coun
whose names do not appear in the Ii
being published in the HERALD, v
would be glad to publish them in
supplementary list and as it is publish,
alphabetically it will not be difficult f,
any one to see if they or their frien
are there and supply the same inform
ton given if they are not.