Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
LOCALS. Continued

t'-%g OStttH0S&
w F. Woodward was down to Iirwin
Tuesday,
D. L. Smith and A. H. skiilm an are
taking i'll Long Island to-day.
The we'll at Smith Centre had reach
ed depth of 303 feel last week.
Miss Minnie Dickey is clerk1ng for
james Woods at the cheap cash store.
Frank Mckay, of A1cElroy & Mckay,
is at Logan to-day on professional bus
mess.
Hon. John A Anderson has our thanks
for copy of his speech on the postal
telegraph bill.
There will be a dance at the Hall
next Tuesday evening, April 20. EV-
cry body inVlled.
Miss Minnie Polling, of this place is
teaching in district No. 81, west of town
and is giving splendid satisfaction.
During the absence of Geo, Stinson,
e. Davis is occupying his office and
tfansacts the business for both firms.
a three year old son of w. L. Nor
lis, at Smith Centre was run oyer by
a water cart last week, resulting in
instant death
J. o. Lowe is doing neat job OF
stone work on the foundation of the
new Chu ch: and has the same almost
completed.
Il. Davis, one OF the very many able
and good looking attorneys of Phillips
5u G, was in the city Wedne >day and
made Us a call. We suppose he was
down to attend the religious meeting
now in progress in town.-Kirwin Re-
publican.
Rev. Theo. Bracken of Phillipsburg
was in town this week and gave us a
call. We haYe heard it embarked that
Rev Bracken would not object to be.
ing candidate for state senator. He
would make gOod one and if elected
would represent the district in a very
creditable manner Kirwin Republican
In the Phillipsburg township caucus
last Saturday, the Hanback, men made
up their ticket for delegates of three
Hail back, and three Holt men, which
said ticket received three votes and
the anti Hanback, ticket got all the
balance. Evidently the great, only
and original soldiers friend and pen
sion agent, don't boom heavily in these
parts.
PEOPLE who indulge occasionally in
a dish of only partially cooked pork
will be interested in genuine cases of
trich nOsis. A patient now lying in
Bellevue Hospital, New York, is des-
cribed as being eaten up by the parasite
that comes from uncOoked pork, land a
piece Of tissue rom his arm under mi
croscopic examination is found to con-
tain millions Of little worms.-TA tchi-
son Champion.
G, A. Spaulding. Clerk of the District
Court OF Phillips county, passed a very
credible examination on last WedneS-
day. and was admitted to the bar as g.
practicing attorney. George is ii bng ht
| young lran and very popular in his own
county, having held his Office for two
| terms in Succession. Weexpect to hear
OF him el .mbing the ladder Of fame, and
becoming one OF the leading lawyers of
north west Kansas. Morton Champion.
Them'S our sentiments, too.
The second semi-annual meeting of
the Northwest Kansas Editorial AssO-
citation will be held in Beluit on Tues
! day, May 18th. An interesting program
has been prepared, and jolly good
time is expected OA the 14th the edit
ors and their wives will come to. Mime
apolis and spend the afternoon They
will be entertained at the Balloon House
| by our citizens and also shown around
the city in carriages. The visit Of these
editors to- our town will be quite an
event and every one should DE interest
ed and make their stay pleasant and
agreeable. - ne ssenger, minneapolis.
This section of the country was visited
by n heavy rain last Friday night and
Saturday morning it commenced to
snow and kept it up nearly all day. The
damage done stock was comparatively
light, every thing considered. Those
suffering most that were in poor flesh
and that we're short of food and shelter
As far as we have been able to learn
the loss has hsen as follows: Mr. Pfost
of Deer creek Twp. 10 head of cattle,
Joe Lee of same Township. 6 head and
NJ, n. ShoecrAft of Arcade Twp. head,
SkeltOn Brothers and Dave arid about
leo head of sheep each, and a party
who had shipped some cattle into the
eastern part of Norton county lost quite
heavily. This was by tar the worst
storm of the season and worse than any
we have had since the memorable
Easter storm in 1878, and its short du-
ration is the only reason that the dam
age done was not more serious.