Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-06-05

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her school Saturday and visited at
home until Tuesday morning.
Oliver Whitney, OF Hillside, and Geo
Veeh of Mound township. were callers
on business Tuesday.
P. c. s. Lowe, one Of our stauneSl
Democratic friends made las a pleasant
call Tuesday, Come again.
Sheriff Woods started for Topeka,
Monday evening, with John Monock,
who goes tC the insane asylum at that
place: -.
The NJ. E. Sewing Society will meet
/ at the residence of Mrs. DR. -Hoaek Ou
Tuesday afternoon, June l0th.' All
are invited.
Fred Morse is widening cat like q
fourth ward alderman, and is as pleas
ant a man to do business with IS Il has
been our pleasure to know
The frame of the new NJ. Z. church
building is up, and the north side is
/ almost sided up. Crosier & Mcdowell,
the contractors, are pushing the work
to speedy completion.
The Creamery Company el1urned
about 1000 pounds of butter during the
month they have been running. They
have the credit at the markets of shiP-
ping as good butter as any creamery on
| the G. 3. road.
E. C. FOrney, General Agent of the
/ Southwestern Mutual Benefit AssOCia-
| tiOn, of MarshalltOwn Iowa, was a
caller at this sAnctum yesterday. Carl
is doing n good business IN his line, and
municipalities Building here soon.
We are under obligations to the pub
I ~
lean Journalist, a very handsome and
interesting journal published at St.
Louis, and devoted to professional writ
ers.
Nv. Kingery and lady. Of Prairie
View, we're callers Tuesday. on theirre-
turn from "a pleas a1ttrip to KirWins' The
HkRALD will follow them to their home
and keep them posted on political and
couhty matters.
1t is a mystery to many where so
tmuch Soda and Saleratus as DeLsnd'J
make can be used. But the country Is
large, and everywhere the popularity of
their goods is unparalleled.
We acknowledge receipt of cOmpli.
mentary tickets Of admission to the wes-
tern national fair, to be held at Bismark
Grove, Sept. l, to (, 1884. This prom
Uses To be much more interesting this
year than ever before, and no doubt this
part Of Kansas will be represented quite
extensively there.
NJ Beckley's lumber trade at this place
and Marvin, is increasing SO fast that he
has to have lumber shipped in by the
train load, instead of q half dozen cars
at time, as formerly. Teams are now
engaged In hauling the stock for the yard
here, and Mike is kept pretty busy man
aging both yards. =
q. w. Young & Co. are doing an
| immense business. Monday afternoon
We drOppUOl,in to see Mr., Dean who
WAS engaged in setting up IL cultivatOr,
and learned that five had already heen
sold that day. A car load of Buckeye
and Weed cord binders On the read
and expect them here during the next
week.
. q. K. ChIsm, of Deer Creek township
WA in Monday, subscribed for another
copy of the HERALD.tU be sent TO l.. q.
Doubleday, Elkhart, IL wa. ! his makes
four mum bers of the paper he has sub
scribed for. Mr.. Z. is one Of our most
substantial men, and thinks We have u
country that ought TO be advertised, and
believes in the newspaper as being the
best medium Of accomplishing it.
II. s. Granger's announcement, as a
candidate for State Senator from this
district, appears in another column. MIR
q. is an old resident IF this county, is
an extensive farmer, and while commits
SiOner from the second district, identi-
fed himself with the interests OF our
county and was always found on the
peoples side of any question. If elected
the district can rely on being ably and
cOnseientiOusly represented.
Rev L. ~. Allen and wife, of Oar
lingtOn, Wisconsin and Mrs. g. S. Win
cheI, of Orangeville Illinois, brother
and sister of Rev. w: r. Allen, minister
! it9chargys4 bftfle N. E. Church at this
pISce, have been visiting friends here.
They called at the HERALD office Mon
day, to see their nephew, WILDER, set the
little metals on end, and To take look
at our collection Of farm products.
They were taken to Republican City
Tuesday by their brother and will go
east over the b. & M. from there.
We had the pleasure of visiting H.
s.. Granger, while at Kirwin last Mon
day Mr.. Granger will he Al candidate
for Senator from Phillips County, and
If Phillips is bound to haveit we would
sooner see the mantle fall OH the shout
ders of Mr. Granger than any one else
we know in that county SO flras heard
from. Mr.. Granger is a Substantial
farmer of Phillips County and an old
tresident. He SCI we'd one tefln as COun-
| ty commissioner and did ii great deal
/ to inaugurate u reform ia the public
affairs which was of vast benefit to the
County in q financial point OF view.
On the temperance question lac is
square against the resubmisSiOn. He
is about fifty years old and is y fine
looking and intelligent gentleman and
/ If Norton County can't name the man
and Phillips must have it, we say give
us Granger by all Odds.-[ AQrtuSt
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