Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-11-08
LOCAL NEWS.
No room for our Rooster.

No room for our Rooster.
Miss Anna Thomas is visiting reala-
tives on Big Greek.
Our "Burg" presented a lively aspect
on Wednesday.
The boys had quite a time, but finally
got their apples.
A, couple of Uncle Sans ''herds went
through town Wednesday.
Last Wednesday was one of the finest
days we have had for some weeks
LIP. johnson and lady were visiting
relatives on Deer Greek last week; had
nice time.
Rev. Turner has returned to our place
for another year We are pleased to
have him with US again.
A vein of coal is reported to have
been struck at Omio, Jewell County,
from three to five feet in thickness.
Boss Lam seems to have been ''sat
down on'' pretty roughly at the meet
ing in Kirwi on Saturday night.
On account of an extra amount of
work, we are compelled to issue the
HERALD one day later than usual.
Some one says. Boss Lam has got the
scab, and recommends that he apply
some If his ''sheep-dip'' as u remedy.
w. H. Barker, Jesse Williams and
A. V. Bidwell were in town tuesday,
to get some furniture for their school
house.
The little ''trade'' started at Kirwin,
failed to work. Ought to have been
sprung q little sooner, have been q
success.
County Attorney, McElroy and N. B.
Mccormick have formed nershIp
in the law bushes, with headquarters at
the Court House.
"Two boys at once, and not twins
either,'' seems to be quite dilema, out
such seems to be the case, according to
the latest reports about town.
Where is that new infusion Of blood
THAI boss Lam was gong TO give US
ABOUT the Ist CT January We Iall TO
see where the fuse part comes IL.
The people of Big creek have all
nice lot of Iruit trees to set out in the
spring. They say they are going tc
have Iruit at nome. Inat is wise.
We have just received supply of
new lob type, and are better prepared
than ever 70 do first class job printing
at the HERALD establishment. Cali
and see us.
The "devir'' and s'sub devil, :" of this
office, have both good mouth for cake,
and were treated to some this week,
which was a little On the extra, as 1t
was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. a. L.
A1cElroy.
The finest lot of onions we have seen
one day his week. They were raised
yielded one thousand bushels on two
acres of ground
George Perkins, late Of Fremont Co.,
Iowa. has moved TO this county, and is
now living near Big Bend. He was in
town with load of apples, part of
car load which he shipped through from
Iowa. We understand he has come to
stay.
The largest congregation seen for i
long time, turned out Sunday evening,
to listen to the discourse by Rev. w. r.
Allen, which was listened to with
great deal of interest. We are pleased
10 see the increase of interest in this di-
rection, and hope it will continue.
MARRIED At the residence of the
brides parents, Sunday. Nov. 4th,
by Rev. w. r. Allen, Mr. Adam Nc
Elroy to Miss Emma Lowe all of Phil
lipsburg, Kansas. A liberal supply of
cake, accompanied with a note tender
ing compliments of Mr.. and Mrs. NOEL
roy, was placed upon our table. May
the bride be as sweet as the cake, and
their life long and happy.
Mr.. Isaac McClun, of Scandia, Re
public County, Kansas, was in town the
fore part of the week, looking up his
business interests in the county. He
called at the HERALD Office, and spoke
highly of the Improvements here since
his last visit. Mr.. McClun Is in the
loaning business, and has extensive
dealings all over this western country.