Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-16
OCTOBER 1s.
LOCAL HERALDlNos-
Subs .ribe tor the HERALD.

Farm loans at the Phillips County
Bank II
J.F. Morse, at the bank Is prepared
20 make good farm loans. Z
Elsie Lowe is vey sick with typhoid
fever and is in very critical condition.
Born-To Mrs. and Mr. FraEk Strain
October 13, 1884, daughter,
Little Clyde Saith, who has been
quite sick for sOEne time, is getting
about well again.
The Picture Gallery Of Richardson s.
Co. use the instantaneous process Call
in and see their work.
The NJ =. Sewing Society will meet
At the residence Of Mrs, A. B. HOucks
next Tuesday afternoon Oct q, 1884.
Mr.. H. A. Selbe has gone to Pawnes
City, Eeb. far q special purpose II Is
reported, of which we hope to have
more 70 say in the future.
H B. Raynold, of Pulley, Gage eoun-
~, Neb., has bought the VIM. Appleby
place, two miles southwest Of town and
expects 20 move on soon.
VIM. Ed. F. Whitney, Of MiltOnVsle,
\ nephew Of Prof. Lewis and Theo.
Jones, of this place, is visiting friends
here and in Rocks counties.
d. T. Palmer took IN the Soldiers
Reunion yesterday and the dance in
the evening. Tom Is a lively agent OF
the Washington Nursery.
WATCHMAKER-AtGeO Geo. w. Stinson's
Law Office. VIII do all work coming
under the head Of clock, watch and
jewelry repairing. n. w. PYLEA-
L. A. Champlin has been spending
few days in Jefferson county, attending
% some business matters.
J. K. Edwards of Arcadia, reports a
number Of calves dying in his part of
the county from black leg, several farm
ers on Plumb creek having lost from
one 10 four each.
S. B, Weeks returned from 3 trip to
LeavenwOrth this morning where he
has been as witness in the y. S. court
in the Owens case. He reports crops
better here than in the east.
will sell coal At $3.50 per ton until
Nov. LIST. 1884. S. &. Nay.
2w Marvin, Kansas.
Miss. Judith butcher, teacher of Dist.
81, Union Dale, was In our office to get
some school reports. Miss Du,cher is
a wide awske teacher and will make a
success of her calling.
Samuel Helms, of Jefferson county,
Kansas, and brother-in-laW OF Shelton
Henderson, OF Belmont township, has
been visiting his friends and looking for
q location. this week.
Herbert Holdridge, who, II years ago
owned claim miles east Of town, on
Spring Greek, has been spending 3 few
days in this vicinity looking for
chance to invest in Phillips county land
agGin.
RitneE Smith returned Tuesday nigt
from his trip to Rice; Ellsworth and
Barton cOuties. II IL says he saw moth
3ng OH the route superior to or better
improved than country lying between
Phillipsburg and Kirwiu, on Deer
Greek.
l.. P. johnson left some of his fair
stock st our office, consisting OF early
spotstoeS, pumpkins and corr. Al-o NJ
Frank Colby the premium water melon
and premium potatoes, which Of course
are 6ne enough.
J. w. HOugh and two sons, Of Hia-
watha, this state, spent Sunday in the
Burg and have bought two farms, one
IN Arcade township and one in Solomon
township. Mr., HOugh is a relative of
y. w. Davis Of Arcade.
See the bills of N. w. Pylss, watch
maker and jeWeier, around town.
n. w. PYLEs.
Truman Killogg, OF Andrew county,
Mo has bought part Of the Z. A. Chap
man place, In Belmont township. He
expects 70 move on It with his family in
the spring. He Is an old acquaintance
OF MIR. j. Adkins.
The soldiers reunion was in all re-
spects q grand success. At least 200
old soldiers with their families were
present and to say that the boys had
good time is putting the thing mildly,
A number Of speeches we're made, but
time and space fOFbids extended meQ-
4iOn this week, but will try to give it
more space in our next, If possible.
The premiums awarded at the Phil
lips County fair at this place last week
amount 70 q little less than $500 and
will be paid in full. Owing TO lack of
space we cannot give the list Of awards
this week, but will do so next week In
every respect the fair was q success and
its beneficial effects are alSeady being
felt throughout the county.
This week q large gentleman with
big feet, small head, and thick neck e,
Was seen On ur streets wearing cap
with the solitary word 'dCleVsland'' on
the front. A little boy met him, and
after survey ing him carefully, and
slowly spelling out the name on the
cap, said 70 his little sister: ''See.
there's the man who took Maria Hal
Pin's baby from her. ~ Kirwin Re-
publican.
Why, bless Jon, Bro. Wood, that was
the deEaaCratic candidate for county
sttorney Of Norton county, He is said
60 more nearly resemble Cleveland
than does any other man in Kansas.