Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-02

The FAfR COMMENCES NEXT
WE DNESDAY. DON'T FORGET IT,
Mr.. Ed JohnsOn's child is still very
sick with the diphtheria-
Mr.. D. L. Lawyer is suffering from
an attack Of lung fever
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Leiingwell, September 18th, a SON
Our little boy Guy has the diphtheria
and Myrtle has some symptoms Of it To
day.
Frank Strain has been quite sick for
some days with an attack of Rheuma-
tism. DR.. Miley is in attendance.
Thirteen men in mass convention!
Whew, what a mass! but then you
know Lamb is so awful massy
Our new barber has gone after his
family who are at Steele City, Neb He
will be back Tuesday
The HERALD office is under obliga-
to Sims Ely for favors in cOmpOsitor's
rooms and caligraph copies OF instru-
ments.
Do not fail to use Collins Ague Cure
for ali kinds of Chills and Fevers.
J B Mccormick is in town again.
Jim had lively shaking in the late rail-
EOad smash up on the 4 B near Frank
lin, but he has recovered.
L F Pickle, of Long Island, is in town
today He is an old subscriber and
ordered a copy of the HERALD sent to
Hiram Lewksbury, Montpelier, Indiana.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-T Three shoats,
one white spotted SOW. one black SOW,
one black spotted boar. Any one giving
information of the above viii be liberal
lY rewarded. Three miles west and
one south. 2w
John 7 Atkinson, of Missouri, has
bought the S G Cummings timber claim
in Deer Greek township Mr. A designs
moving out and buying more land in
the vicinity
n w Pyles, a jeweler, late of High
land, Kansas, has located at present in
Phillipsburg. Mr. P has a farm north
of town which he bought last spring
and which he will improve
See the bills of N. w. Pyles, watch
maker and jeweler, around town.
n. w. PYLEs.
Mrs. G. D. Heath has gone to Elkhorn
Wisconsin, visiting and @. d. will follow
in few weeks. There are none more
deserving Of recreation than the Heath
family.
I. C. Gephart, of Harrisburg, Pa, a
brother of John Gephart of this place,
is visiting here and looking at the coun-
ty, and seems to. be well pleased. We
hope he may stop among US.
Id. Smith, of Quincy, H., IS in
town looking for a location for a stock
farm. He has just sold farm in Usage
county and wishes to reinVest in this
part of Kansas.
Only six townships were represented
in the late Greenbaek convention and
two of them, I'hHlipsburg and Logan
only by candidates and only total OF
one-haf delegates to the township,
One fellow at the b convention
wanted an anti prohibition resolution so
d hot that anybody could understand
it, but Lamb was setting his bait for
success, either hot or cold
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Young, of Free |
dom township, are off on a few weeks
trip to their native home in central
New York. The HERALD wishes them
a prosperous and pleasant journey.
Charlie Sanborn is getting better, as
is also Ed Johnson children. but Mrs
Johnson seems to be suffering from
something like e, cat most of the cases /
are improving.
WATCHMAKER-AtG Geo. w. StinsOn's
Law Office Win do all work coming
under the head of clock, watch and
jewelry repairing. n. w. PYLEs.
The two conversion ms last SATURDAY..
combined, had delegates from IA of the
% townships of the county, and there
were six townships in which the dele
gBtes present did not know the name of
a man who would act as central COM
mitteeman.
Son - Father, what kind OF a meet
ing was that over to the court house
Saturday. vixen that big man with the
woody head had so much to say"
Father .-'.biy son that was a mass
convention, did not you see what a
mass of -- that big man was!''
Simo Ely. of Hutchison, Kan, has
been appOinted by Judge Pratt as short
hand reporter for this district, and
hereafter he viii accompany the Judge
on his circuit and report proceedings in
all cases where it is desirable TO keep
record of the evidence. thus saving the
expense of delays on account of wait
ing for proceedings to be written up in
long had. Mr.. Ely is a young man q
good appearance and ability. and viii
probably locate with Us, making q val
liable accession to our community.
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