Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-06
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". '. hdmlIGOn anu NJ. %. turner are
new subscribers for the HERALD this
week from Long Island.
Joseph Young, John Kendrew and
Joseph Weeks, of Freedom, went to
Kirwin Tuesday on a contest case.
H. McDowell's boys have 80 acres
plowed ready for fail wheat, and will
begin sowing Monday.
G. A. Lewis Co. Superintendent was
quite sick a few days last week bnt is
all right for business again.
George j. Eckels of Iowa, has bought
the Dexter Buell. farm miles east OF
the Burg and viii become permanent
resident.
ID. A. Bickford, Irwin Rogers and
Miss Stella Granger left Saturday night
for Holton, where they viii attend the
Normal University.
G. w. Young and his wife and daugh-
ter accompanied by Miss Mary Kurtz,
started for Beaureau county Ill. Tues
day morning.
II. G. Sprague has bought bankrupt
stock of drugs in Wetmore, on the Cen
trail Branch this side of Atchison, where
he will go. One of his sons will run the
store here.
At the meeting of those subscribing to
the Phillipsburg NJ. E. church fund it
was unanimously voted to proceed to
the erection as soon as favorable action
was had by the church extension society.
A. Troup, former Commissioner
and Sheriff of Phillips county, has been
appointed Post Master at Marvin, and
has moved the office to the old stand
of Bell & Stevens, on the south side of
main street.
G. w. Pope of Rocks county spent a
day in the city last week, and made the
HERALD pleasant call. Mr.. P. adds to
the business of loaning money that of
raising broom corn, at which he has
been quite successful. He sold his last
years crop at $40 per ton, and has a
large crop in this year which he's now
preparing to harvest.
We are prepared to make loans on
Real estate in Phillips county.
VIM. BIssELL.
MARRIED August %, 1888, by the
Rev. Casey at the ME. parsonage, Kir-
win, Nicholas Taylor and Miss Emma
Quanz, all of Solomon township. Both
are well and favorably known here;
Nick is one of the old settlers, and his
wife dates her residence back five years.
They receive the hearty congratulations
of host of friends-the HERALD being
one.
MSS Ida AIhborn, who conducted the
late institute at Stockton, returned
from a visit to Norton by the way of
Phinipsburg, accompanied by Miss EN-
ma Bissell, where she spent the
day visiting with We EDITORS family,
taking the train at Kirwin yesterday
for Baldwin City Kansas, where she
takes a position in the Baker University.
Miss Alhborn is one of the first Educa-
tors of our state, and the University has
acted wisely in securing her services.
Donald Mcdonald, the potatoe king
of Crystal township passed through town
Saturday on his way out to the range
south west of WaKeeney, with several
loads of fine potatoes. It may now be
said that the annual haul of that valua-
bic Phillipo county crop has commenced
already. Several hundred bushels have
gone south and the only limit will be
the ability of the K. P. fellows and cow
boys to eat. Our collection was also
enlarged by several fine specimens.
He. Spaulding, at the Post Office
has a full stock of legal blanks on hand.
Mrs. j. E. Griffith has returned and
taken charge of the Iowa House. Chas.
Dickey has rented and will again open
the National Hotel for custom. Mar
shall Delp moves into the Beckley south
side square. Chas. H, Leffingwen has
moved back to town and will reside in
the house on west side of 18th street oppo-
site Fred Winship's residence. VIM.
Fatherly has returned from Downs and
is occupying his former residence.
Treasurer Smith is busy with the tax
sales. j. B. Woods is doing some fast
riding in summoning jurors, list of
which will be found in this paper. II. S.
Granger, G. j. Lamb, NJ. 81. johnson
and other capitalists are busy taking in
the lands oil delinquents at the tax sales.
Judge Pratt is building a nice frame
house on his farm on Deer Greek west