Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-07
LOCAL HERALDlMns.

VIM Woodward is now one of the
typographical artists Oh the HERALD.
DIED:-On July 3Ist, 1884. of chol-
era infNntum, Carrie, infant, daughter Of
/. and L. Malbof.
Mss May Webster has been employed
as instructor in the normal department
OF Gould College, Harlan Kansas.
After this the mails will be closed at
7.30 o'clock, p. m, prompt, take notice
and govern yourselves accordingly.
o. S. Daring and J. NJ. Parrish of
Granite Bluffs, were in town on bust
ness Saturday and gave the HERALD
call.
John O'Neil and W F. SeloRaon, of
Marvin, were in tOwR this mOraing and
made the Herald pleasant cali, come
again gentlemen.
MARRIED:-July 3lst, 1884, at the
residence Of the brides parents, on West
Cedar, by j ID. Matteson, ESQ Mr.
W, j, Hopkins TO Miss ArviIia A. Fol
som.
Mr.. Puffer who has lately came into
Sumner township. has brought in about
1000 full blood merino sheep and will
soon get "a lot more, we regard Mr.. z.
as a valuable addition TO our already
able corps of sheep men.
Benjamen Porter lost valuable COW
Saturday, by larrietting it too near the
creek, it become tangled in the rope,
fell In the creek and was drowned, OF,
at least died, too much care can not be
taken to guard against such accidents.
w. w. Anderson made the Herald a
pleasant call to-day, and what was best
OF all, made the Editors heart palpi-
tate with gladness by enough wealth to
put his subscription two years ahead.
MIR. Anderson has sold his school land
claim, one mile east of town to Rev. j.
l.. Farley, OF Bur Oak, Kansas.
DIR. Lawrence, formerly of Indianop-
oils, Indiana, will be here August IA,
the DR.. is said to be skillful in the treat
ment of chronic diseases, and those
afflicted will'dO well to see him at his
rooms in the Central House. Lack of
space makes it impossible for US to
make a more extended notice.
n. Polling and wife, Mrs. AIeCown
and Mrs. Mary L. Polling made the
HERALD Office call Friday. and took a
good look at our agricultural collection.
Mrs. MCGOWAN is daughter and
Mrs. Polling IS n daughter-in-law of our
tOwnsman, N Polling, both living in
Virginia and are visiting their friends
here.
Lew L. Gray, travelling salesman foy
the Old reliable Great Western Type
Foundry, Kansas City, Mo. was in the
city this week taking orders and gave
us call. We have known Lew Tor a
number Of years and know him to be a
first class PRIMER of fifteen years expert
ence which is ESSENTIAL in his present line
of business Several of the papers in
the county patronlzed him quite liberal
ly, among which was the HERALD. We
wish him success in his new fields OF
labor
A. H. Shapley of Logan whose anoug8ee-
ment will be found in this paper, is en-.
titled 10 recognition at the hands q
the Republican County Convention.
which he asks to nominate him as Pro.
bate Judge. The hOnOrs of which Office
would set Us easily upon his shoulders
as did the haversack and knapsack dur
ing the dark and bloody war. Mr. s
has been justice OF the peace in LOgaT
for several terms and is said TO be vel
qualified.
D. A. Bickford, formerly foreman o.
the HERALD press rooms and boss o.
the cases, came home Friday from Hol
ton where he has been attending schoo
at the Normal Institute for the last yeal
and where he will return after a few
weeks vacation,
Den is one of our best young men auC
as he has still an eye single To editoria
work, we look forward to the day in tn,
not distant future when he will be at thu
head of one of the best newspapers o
the state
W. W. Hanson sold 100 stock sheep
average of his flock of 800 to John Nil
Ter of Wolf creek, for $500 per head
Mr.. Hanson started with a few Mexican
sheep and has succeeded in grading
them up. in quality and increasing il
number until he has become one of on
leading sheep men and inspector of tn
county, IS receiving good returns for hi
time and money as well as giving US al
example of what can be done by energ7
and application to business in that hne
The announcement of Geo. W. Stin
son will be found in this weeks HERALI
as q candidate for the Office of Count,
Attorney.
Mr. StinsOn is at present the Oldes
resident lawyer In the county, he beini
the only one now living in the county o
those who were present at the first tern
OF the district court held here in 1873
Since then he has twice been electe,
county attorney and two years ago re
ceived the Republicans nomination 10
said office, but was defeated by com
binatiOn OF the Democrats and Green
hackers, electing ). w McElroy- II
is 8 laWer Of unQuestiOnahle ability, ]
thoroughly acquainted wit h the peopl
of the county, and will make q strOn!