Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-09
LOCAL HERALDINos.
Subs ,rihe for the H zRALD


H, Z. Spau ding.
]. E. Kelley, of Kirwin, vas Ia So"n
Wednesday on business.
d G. Wright and family were TAX
no n, the fair and took occasion 10 re-
member the poor printer WINE Al
Gown.
John Merkline and George Kraft, Of
Mound township, were business caller
at this Office Saturday.
J.F. Morse, at tie bank is prepared
to make good farm loans.
Rev. B. R, Turner will preach at the
school house in Phillipsburg SUNDAY
evening at the usual hour.
Peter Lund. of Marshall county, Kan
sas. has bought the B. Z. M.rtOE tim
Der claim in Freedom TOWNSHIP.
Lee Scriyner, of SOlOm N, was in &c
see rs last week and is nuw ahead OF the
hounds on the HERALD books.
w. w. Hanson wa IN town Saturday
TO attend the meeting Of the wool grow
ers' association, which failed to meet.
J.E. Dodge and wife and mother. ot
Frairieview, attended the fair and al
80 to some business at the HEkAL d
Office.
F. c. johnson brought US in two
blood beets that weighed II pounds
They are as fine specimens OF table
beets as we have ever SEEN
N. B. Mccormick and wife left Sun
-day morning for Mulberry grove TO vi s.
it his parents and other friends and will
be gone several weeks.
John Caffel, late of Fulton county,
Indiana, has bought the Moses y. Gale
timber filing three miles north of town
and will make it his futu home
j, N. Curl, of Long Island house, wa
in tnwn Monday and employed the
HERALD job printer for some time. He
reports Long Island as booming.
WATCHMAKER-AtG Geo. w. StinsOn's
Law Office. viii do all work coming
under the head of clock, watch and
jewelry repairing. n. W. PYL's.
J. w, Duncan, of Solomon township,
was over Saturday. He reports he has
some fine corn and promises to bring
over some samples for our collection.
will sell coal at $3.50 per ton until
Nov. lst. 1884. >. q. NAY
2W Marvin, Kansas
Il. r. Grant, of Caldwell county
Mo, has bought farm in Belmont
tow nship, six miles south Invest of Phil
z. 1
will probably do likewise.
Lee Scrivner, of Solemon township,
was in to renew his al egiance TO the
HERALD monday. Mr. ScriVner is one
OF the best farmers of the Ash creek die
vide and is behind none of them thi>
year.
John Caffel, late of Fulton county,
Indiana, has bought q farm north o.
town in this township a d ne and his
family will at once become residents
thereof The HERALD will make them
regular visits.
w. L. Weed, of Long Island. made
US q pleasant call while over taking in
the fair. MIR. Weeds is thOrous hll
posted on the political issues OF the day
and loves to talk unOn them as much.
We are always glad 10 see him.
S. w. McElroy N ide a trip To Mis-
souri, to visit his father last We, K. He
says there is no use in trying to describe
Kansas crops to a man in Missouri.
You have 10 take the samples along if
you want them to believe your story.
G. j. Lamb. the genial King of the
enbackers, was knocking around
town Monday, TO the chagrln "f the Off
cial paper, and made this Offi'e a call
before leaving. it might not be amiss
20 say that &. j. Is on top on the cOun-
" printing business.
j. Q. Adams brought us in some fine
specimens of Early Rose pot atoes grown
from seed plated June 18th. and were
matured in IS days from planting. Al
so two bean stalks that are sight to
behold and no doubt will yield at least
800 to a single seed
The Republican City Topic has been
enlarged to a FIVE column quartz aud IS
greatly impTO, ed. We think the pen
pie were right in .demanGing theehanye.
AS a rule men do not care to Subscribe
for q paper that is only filed with ads
refreshments. L. should have some
news.
II. j. Dumas and vile, of Fai bury.
H., and H. e. POprjOv and vile. of
Greenwood township, madethe HEKA' D
Office a call to examine our agricultural
collection Mrs. Dumas is a sister of
Mr.. POpejoy. They have been visiting
relatives here and go fire N here to sOath-
ern Kansas where MIR. d. has brother
living.
we neglected last week tn mention
some hne specimens of sweet puta4Oes
and Perfect June s4ua~hes lett at this
Office BY A j. Cotsy, Sr. who informs
US that he has some Of the 6ne-t garden
vegetables he has ever seen. We have
eaten some of those Perfect .Iunes aud
are prepared to lay in our winter sup
ply
ID. j. Whitney, Of Victor, Iowa pro-
prietOr of the new town of New Hope
on middle Cedar, IS in town taking in
the fair. Mr w. expresses abstraction
as 70 the business outlook of this enter
prise. He Is max ng arrangements tn
have the town laid out and plated .
They have q good business location and
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