Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-03-15


few moments.
IT. N. Jones will continue in the nut
ter and egg business. n Phllipsburg, pay
ing the highest cash price Give him a
call,
1.-THE last Loaf and "Turn Him
Out" will be given by the Dramatic
Club, for the benefit of the Library
Association, on Saturday evening.
March oath.
-Ge,'. Grammar, who bought the
Silas Miller place on Ash Creek and
who now lives on Jack Taylor's farm
was caller at the HERALD office
Tuesday.
Newton Polling, formerly of Long
Island, who has been in West Virgin
ia for the last year, started for Kansas
short time ago and is now sick in
Ohio.
J. N. BASQUE, the man whose
name appears on the records of Phil
lips county as the first grantor and
also the first grantee, called on the
HERALD Saturday. He still eIngs to
Kansas.
= Elder Goodrich, of the Spring
Creek circuit, passed through town on
his way to the NJ. E. conference to
commence at Beloit. Thursday, of this
week. Bev. J. Boicourt, of this
place will go on the Wednesday even
ing train.
C. w. Rhamy, and Edward
PiIlsbury, of Granite Miss g. J. E.
Mather. Miss Hattie Heath, Miss Ella
Fuller, and Miss Averill, who were in
town Saturday, attending the eXami-
nation of teachers made it convenient
to call on the HERALD.
Miss Mather, who has been teach
ing the HILLSIDE school, w. L. Nor
gan's district, will hold a school ex-
hibition on Saturday, Mach 18th, for
the purpose of buying a dictionary
for the school. a small admission fee
will be charged but those who attend
will no doubt be richly repaid,
"A thrilling temperance drama,
Last Loaf" ard side splitting
farce, Turn Him Out" will be given
by the dramatic club on Saturday
evening, March 9th, for the benefit of
the Library Association. It is for
good cause. Let us talk it up and
give them a rOusiug house.
John Costello, an old resident of
Phillips county, and one of our first
Board of county Commissioners, made
the HERALD a pleasant call Friday.
Mr.. Costello has just built him good,
comfortable frame house, costing
about 5000 paid off the mortgage on
his farm and shows other evidences
eff his faith in Phillips county.
Joseph Farrell, of Pralrieview;
Jesse U. Lee, oil Deer Creek z. H.
Morton, J. J. Morton, G. w. Weeks,
and Joseph Weeks, of Freedom Jas.
Johnson, of Greenwood H. S, Gran
ger, of Arcade; F. NJ. Shinn, of
Mound, A. G. Mendee, of Walnut,
w. II. BoughtOn- and NJ. NJ. Smith,
of Mound, were among our Saturday
callers.
Mr.. A Mcpherson, father of Rob
ert Mcpherson and Mrs. J. B. Fer
guson, of Dickeyville, is stopping in
county having just come from south
western Wisconsin, arriving here
March 10. He crossed the Mississippi
River on ice two feet thick at Dubu-
que where he came in a sleigh. He
will probably locate in the county.
We learn that quite number of
comrads were initiated at the special
meeting of the G.. A r. Saturday
evening. This meeting had been call
ell before it was known that a Post
was to be organized at Logan the same
evening, else it would not have been
called and lot of the boys would
have gone over to assist in startino the
new Post.
jacob Linencamp, the man who
draws the largest monthly pension of
any of Phillips county's pensioners,
was iii the city, Saturday with his
two sons Henry and John. He is
totally blind and requires an attend
dant and draws S72 dollars per month
This seems large, yet who would take
his place and group in darkness.
Here is a chance for some bachelor:
a lady in Iowa wants husband. and
says: Husband dead a year ago ;
any gentleman being inclined to fill
the vacancy address Mrs Elizabeth
Fogle, Commando, Iowa. My age
is 40 years, height Al feet, weight 275
pounds, complexion dark, dark hair,
eyes gray, and have four false teeth
in my lower jaw. I have got money
to keep two of US the rest our days,
and can whip any man that will vote
for the amendment"
M. NJ. Reeder, the blind man
who lives in Glenwood township, who
a few weeks ago had occasion to trans
act business wherein he needed the as
sistance ofthe county officers, desires
to thank them for courtesies shown
him in refusing to charge him for the
same, and especially Ritner Smith
Register of Deeds. whose fees amount.
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