Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-12-06
FOCAL BRIEFS

Hereafter the favorite song at the
ladies' sewing circle will be BABY
Nine"
The Kirwin Independent of last week
published a good description OF Logan
and its business.
NJ. Y. Boyd, d. G. Hoover and B. f.
Mari. of Logan, fay ored our Cffiee with
pleasant call last week
Since the church fair we can conf
DENLY recommend Elihu DAVIS rs a
first class aucriOneer.
Mr. F. c. johnson, of Mound tOwn-
ship, and J. NJ. Tinney, of kirwin,
were ameng our callers this week
Last Sunday evening Rev w. k. AL
len preached an excellent sermon from
the subject Songs in the Night"
D. L. Smith is a host at festivals.
lie should be- made an honorary men,
member of the ladies' sewing society.
Rev B. R. Turner will preach at the
Phillipsburg sebool h use next Sunday
evening Subject: Love to our
neighbOr.'
Hon. ". II. Mcbride, of Kirwin,
dropped In on Tuesday. He says the
boys in the civil service are becoming
resigned to their fate.
We call attention to the meeting OF
the Wool Growers Association, of which
notice will be found ia another place ia
this impression.
q. w. Pickenpaugh, of Iowa, who is a
relative of J, II. Murphy, Of Freedom
township has bought the Frederick
timber claim in that township.
1t was clearly demonstrated at the
church fair last Tuesday evening, that
boy babies are much more valuable
than girl babies. A word to the wise Ia
sufficient.
Mr.. Cunningham, agent for the Amer
lean Bible Society, is canvassing this
county in the interest of that concern.
His books are 80 cheap that no one should
be without bible.
Elisha Hawley one of the substantial
farmers OF GieuwOOd township, was in
town Tuesday aud took occasion to
come in and take advantage of our pre-
MUM offer on the HERALD.
We are in receipt of the Cain City
News, published at Cain City, Ellswoi tn
county, in this State. 1t is q neat five
Gamble. We place it on our exchange
list.
Dave Clark came down from the hill
4
tour. His great faith In his party serV-
ed him profitable turn and he got
away " ia wallet full of Kirwin CAPT
.tal.-kirwin Independent.
Thanksgiving is over and there is a
plinfGl silence ROW where the merry
gobbis> once reaOunded. 1.-The cuck 8
shrill clarion" is not heard so frequent
~ in this vicinity since the NJ. L.
church festival was held here. Alto.
gether 1t is fort uGuir, and the omi-
nous stiffness is q powerful witness
against the stOmachs connected with it.
The Phillipsburg Lodge A +. AN.
will hold d picnic supper at the Court
House on the evening of Dec. 27tk,
1888, ST. johns Day Brethren of the
fraternity are cordially invited to at
tend
Members Of the Lodge are requested
TO meet at the lOdge-ruOm at o. m.
F. L. NJ. BUTCHER, Sec'y.
z. Q. S. Lowe, NJ NJ.
Hon. L. E. Sparks, of Scotland coun-
~, Mo-, relative of the Johnson broth
ers, of Big creek, and of d. w. Thomas.
Of Prairieview, has been visiting in the
county the past few days. He made
our Office pleasant call Tuesday, Mr..
5. is made of the kind of stuff who were
loyal during dark days in Missouri, and
was by no means Marmaduke man
this fall.
Hon. Noble Warwick, Sup't of the
National Cemetery at Fl. Leavenwurth
Kansas, in company with Capt. j. ".
love- of this city, cheered up our Sane
tum with their presence for about an
hour last Tuesday, and a couple of more
genial gentlemen 1t would be hard to
ind. MIR. Warwick is guest of Mr..
Lowe, they were comrades IN the army
and do not forget lies that bound them
together, while upon the march, by the
camp fire, or on the field OF carnage.
Call again gentlemen.
Geo. Farrell was married to Miss Ell
len Lowe on the % of November at the
residence of 7 J. Dorsey, the Rev. l
II chard officiating. We extend OuI
hearty congratulations TO George anC
MS bride, and if there is any one more
deserving Of a heipmeet than George
We would not know where to look
Logan Freeman.
The bride referred to in the abov,
stem is q daughter of our own P. e. S
Lowe, Of Dayton township, and the
HERALD joins with the freeman in ex
tending its hearty congratulations.
Winter means but little to those who
are prepared for it, but, to those whC
are unprepared, it Is terror. ShnulC
you awake in the morning and find tn,
snow several inches deep on the g,oRnd
while the north wind plays peeK-a-bO,
through every crack an" Granny, say
have vou a nice LIT of dry fuel in tn,
house with which TO light a fire? /
your house properly ''banked" SO tha
the potatoes will not freeZeP Are tn,
children prepare cd with clmf0rtabi,
clio hinge Have you warm, nice shed
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