Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-21
LOCAL HERALDiNos.
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Notice the new ad of Chas. Dielzsy In
another column.
The new school house at Logan Is
nearing completion
Irwin Mcdowell is disposing of his
ponies very rapidly.
At the school meeting last Thursday
r. Rogers was reelected treasurer.
We visited Logan this week, but
have not theSspaee 70 give al account
OF our trip
Mr.. Carver, living near the mouth of
Wolf creek, died very SUDDENLY last
week.
s'Yacob Schneider, - better known as
our efficient county clerk was around
on his semi-OccasiOnal visit with the
cigars.
Captain Covington has sold a half in
terest IN his store at Logan 70 Mr.. Me-
CrOskey, Of Rocks county.
LOO pounds of iron were anloaded at
MCGUIRE Brothers blacksmith shop, in
Logan, one day last week.
The NJ. Z. Church at Marvin will
soon be completed. 50 we are informed
by Rev. Dalton
James Woods, north side square, will
sell you groceries as cheap as any store
In she county.
d. A. Huling reports that the corn on
Kinsey's place is the best he has seen in
the county and as good as he has ever
seen.
Beckley has contracted for his win
ter's supply of coal, and is now ready
to CONTRACT with parties to furnish them
their coal Tor the season.
d. W Post, Of Deer Creek township,
sold his farm s short time ago, and Is
now negotiating for another in the same
township.
At the democratic convention last
Thursday, d. c. L lark WIS elected as
delegate TO the democratic convention
at Topeka Yesterday.
We will give one years subs ;ription
to the HERALD TO the person who will
bring AS the largest watermelon before
October -, 1884
The N. E. Sewing Society will meet
Tuesday, the 26th, inst. at the residence
of d. l.. Smith A fall attendance is
solicited, as we wish TO quilt for the
Fair. E N. Lowe, See.
Prof A NJ Bryant will delive- the
last of his series OF lectures before the
institute next Monday evening, Aug. 80.
Every body ought TO hear aim. 1t will
pay well 70 do 80.
w. Z. Strain, of Kirwin, a nephew
of Frank Strain, and a class mate of
Den Bickford at the HOlton Normal
University made the HERALD a pleas
ant call Monday. Mr.. Strain has iUst
reached hts majority and started out TO
IN Ike has own fortune.
On last Monday afternoon daughter
OF Mir. CObeldick, who resides southwest
OF town, fell from her horse and broke
her arm Just above the elbow. DR..
Williams no was called and attended
TO the injury says she will get along all
right.-Republcan City Topic.
The little girl above mentioned is a
liece of J. II. and Joseph Ham Of Free
dom township.
The corn crop of Phillips county is
simply, immense, just think of it,
ears OF corn over a inches long and still
growing. Come on you pOOr hungry
bretern of the east, come out to Kansas,
and Phillips county where wheat, oats
,iIld rye yield from % to 80 bushels per
acre. and corn from 20 to 90. Come.
eat. drink and be merry.
We learned yesterday that news had
been received here of the death of q
baby of Mr.. J RambO, who was with
its mother in the eastern part of the
state. 1t was q handsome boy, and
looked the picture of health when
here. We sympathize with the parents
In their sad lOss.-Republiean City Top
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Work on the NJ. +. church is progres.
Masors Croo5av oDI
Mcdowell hope TO have the building
enclosed by Monday night. next. When
completed this will be one of the finest
church buildings in this part of the
State. The Society hope to haveit ready
for dedication some time in October
when it is designed to get one of the
Bishops, or DR.. Krohn, of Atchison, tC
preach the dedicatOry sermon
We took a trip out to the Shoeeraf
stock farm last week where we fOund
Mr.. s. busily engaged ia making
improvements, such as bridging the
creek, preparing TO build stables, corral.
&C. His stock is in fine condition al
being fit for beef. He had nearly com
pleted cutting and stacking his millett
of which he has about $50 ton aud VII
also put up large amount Of other nay
Edward Brady, q younger brother O.
J. D. Brady, who lived here, and
brOtherlnlaw Of our townsman, Cyrus
HickenlOoper, was killed at Arkansas
City, Tuesday of last week. He had
been to Barbour county looking for &
ranch location, and on his return, at
tempted to get off the train while 1
was vet in motion was thrown under
the cars and the back of his head crush.
ed Mr. Brady was man Of a good
business qualifications and had accu
mulated considerable property although