Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-01-03

FL. S. Woodward took in the dance at
Marvin New Years night.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. God
dord, daughter. Dec. 26, 1888.
Den Bickford and Ed. Davis, both old
typos in the HERALD Office, spent the
holidays at home.
Mrs. G. w. Stinson and Earl have
gone TO Iowa TO make an extended visit
while George remains to hold the fort.
Ross DeAlmond went to KirWin Mon
day niG bit TO attend the bah given under
the auspices the Metropolitan Base Ball
Club.
d. a. Bickford, formerly of the HER
AID force, but who lately has been at
tending school at the Normal Universe
ty at HOltOn, came home to spend the
holidays and winter vacation.
Smith and Strain are the new real
estate firm and we cheerfuliy say that
these gentlemen have n reputation for
honor and integrity that will mean a
successful success. See their card
elsewhere in this impression.
De
II. Y, are visiting their nephetgs Judge
/ bly, remain most Of the winter. Mr.. S.
has considerable money invested in the
county, which gives him an added in
terest.
d. E. Cole, who has been spending =
few weeks in Nebraska, was in town
again last week. Mr.. Cole is an ener-
getic young teacher, and goes to Otta-
wa, Kansas, where he will attend the
University for the next year.
C. j. Lamb, of the Independent,
came up to the Capital City, Monday
morning. and after being gently put to
bed by Bro. Albaugh, of the Central
Z House, dreamed Of big ears of corn,
and during the day came up TO the
HERALD Office TO see our agricultural
samples, and renew old acquaintance.
Judge Pratt having completed his
circuit. is spending his vacation at
home, The Judge is gaining or we
may say has gained an enViable reputa-
ton as just and honorable officer, and
q terror to evil doors, With such
judges as he and Martin on the District
benches throughout the State, law de-
flying would soon become improbable
If not unpopular.
a Irregular matrimonial cyclone so
to speak seems to have passed over
Phillips county during the rOnths of
November and December 1888. Even
the little girls of ii have been caught
III the storm. We advise our unniar-
ried lady readers to be on their guard
for in such All hour AS ye think not
some mothers son may be after you.
The man who is supposed to have
stolen the COW at Long Island, was
captured in Graham County, had his
preliminary examination before Justice
Nettleship, who bound him oyer in $6OQ
bonds, in default If which he has been
lodged in the Phillips County Jail,
awaiting trial at the March term Of the
District Court. He is said not TO hEse
his quarters very well.
M N /. Shoecraft was caller at our
Office yesterday. He says MS stock are
getting along finely. He is we'll pleased
with mas Champion Wind Mill, and re-
CARDS it as the best mill he las ever
seen working, and thinks the l.0nderOus
vanes attached to so many wind engines
he cheerfully recommends it to any. one
in need Of mil, as being all that is
claimed for It,
We understand there is prospect
of 81 lively racket among the sheep
men. 1t appears that recently O herd
of sheep went through this county
from Nebraska, and complaint was
made to Sheep Inspector Baird who
made an examination and pronounced
the sheep scabby and ordered them
dipped. The sheep were taken into
TregO county and again inspected
there and pronounced free from scab,
but they were dipped in obedience to
Mr.. Baird's order and about half of
the flock died in consequence. Hence
the racket fiLtbrOOk Times.
The Odd Fellows held festival and
public installation at their lodge
room in PEi1lipsburg last night, Jam.
| I'd, 1854, when the following officers
| were Installed for the ensuing year:
w w. Anderson, n, G.; ID, Harmon
p. g.; John Hatnnenkratt, Treas.
F. T. NJ. butcher. Recording Sec'y;
@, A. Spaulding, Financial Secretary;
N. B.. Mccormick, Warden; DIR.
| HOuck, I. G.. The installation cere-
monies, cOnsisting OfapprOpriate lee
| lures, charges, ETC., being completed
the members and guests partoOk of a
| splendid supper which did credit
| to the occasion and especial ,the.gIa-
! dies who had charge Of preparing and
serving the same. Everything wa,
| dis it should be and we judge that al
! present felt that it was good ito b'
| there. <
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