Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-29
LOCAL HERALDINos.

home at Marion, Iowa, from this on.
Frank Hopes, late of Fayette coun-
W Iowa, is stopping in Granite town
ship and will prOpably locate there.
There will be preaching at the school
house in Phillipsburg, next Sabbath,
at IL A. NJ. by Rev. E. w. Allen, of
the West Wisconsin Conference,
From the Pioneer we learn that Weeb
McNall and Susan Woodward, both of
Gaylord; were married at Smith Centre
Kas., May Is, 1854, Judge Reed oficiat-
ing.
Uncle Joseph Kiose, who has been
quite feeble all winter and spring from
chronic rheumatism, was up town
Monday. 1t seemed natural to see him
around again.
Walter Wilson, o. Neb. has pUr-
chased w. H. Vests timber claim in
section 80, Arcade township. They
were in Wednesday and completed the
transfer.
A. V. Bilwell, of Plum township, was
a caller last Saturday. MIR. E. is an
extensive farmer, cod bis errand was TO
make arrangements for more I30d 10
farm this year.
John Gebhal t lie puI ing Me;ropoii an
airs. The latest add; ion to his ~ ocei Y
and confectionery establishment being
an oven, made eS3res.ly for rOas IN,
peanuts sud coffee.
judge d IN Ca loe and Hor. Hola e
MOultOn were rp TO he Burg Monday,
on land business. eLd IL is family viii
pered that Horace he'd small Sem or
ship in his minds eye.
Harvey Gelmaine was taken before
bis honor, Judge Spaulding, Monday,
on a writ of habeas-cOrpus ard his bail
reduced from 500 to 800, but so far
that amount has not been furnished.
IMpORTANT!- Starch, Ammonia, Tar
taric acid and Flour, though they may
not be injurious, are unnecessary to a
pure baking powder, and are cOnse-
quently adulteratiOrs. DeLand's Chem
ical Baking Powder contains no hlling
of any Kind.
NJ. D. Putnam, a pleasant young gen
tleman of Walnut township, was call
er on land business Friday. He ha2 Sc
cured farm of 120 acres IN hat town.
ship and has engaged o teach the school
in district No. 81, which he commenced
Monday.
The Democratic Convention was held
i
attendance was not large owing 20 the
weather being so favorable FOR fsi ming.
Cap. CovljngcOn was elected chat man
and w. G. Don Carlos secretary. A full
report will apper ne2t week.
Married-At the Bedford House Kir-
win Kansas. May %, 1884, Mr.. john
r. Hull to Miss Rosa A. Cooley, Rev.
G. w. Crate officiating.
ri, i'll
and the intended charivari was post
pOned indefinitely. d
s. w, Smith l., A. Selma and w. l..
Sawyer, of Pewnee City, Ne0, aska
were callers at these headquarters Mon
dey. The two former gen: lemen were
out 10 look at some lard with view 10
purchasing, and NJ. Sawyer is visiting
ms 6rothe., f. 7. Sawye end w L .
Woodward, who is MS repaew.
A few weeks ago we mentioned the
Germi,in family ia connection with
an article referring to the advertise
meIIt ola whiskey firm in Kansas City
Mo. Subsequent inquiry has leu MS
to the conclusion that we did the af-
fiicted family i1juatice, anu wounded
the feelings q? worthy members o. it
unnecessaf =, which we veg much
regret,
Mrs. H. Mcdowell 4: Monday
for Blue Earth City, Mime =, where
she will spend the summer listing her
Citations. On her wa7 she Will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Cas- leonard, in
Gage county, NebTa"ka. MI. and Mrs
Mcdowell are among our Oldest resi-
dents, Mr.. Mcdowell bei0 : the first
County Clerk elect ii Pbi'nps county,
and having been here cOMstantly ever
since We hope she m9y have a safe
journey and a pie9raut visit.
In speaking OF local ~ oers, an OK
change says: g To sl' low where 8
newspaper is pu0 shed. evc.y business
man should aGve ise in i even If it is
nothing more thea a c~iG stS1ug h's
name and he business ne is eUgs ed N.
1t pays tue advertise, End lets DoOple
off distance know jh Il The own is
full of business mon. Tue panev 6uds
its way in :hOnsa udS. o. plac:S where
hand bills ueve re-. A cd in the
paper is q -'travel: >;.p-." q - aud
can be seen by eve, 9 eaiier.
We received ,leas 1T call IL week
from Andrew Ok derry and lady OF Green,
Butler Co, Iowa and Hon. w. L. Nor.
gan and Lady of GlenwOOd township, his
county. Mrs. GI,dely is sister of Nj
Morgan, whose family they are viSitinc;
They seemed very much delighted with
the 'HERAID collection" and the IN
4uiiy was frequently DrOpounded ia re
gard to the wheat, rye, tame-grass and
corn on exhibition, ''Why, did this grow
IN Phillips countyP'' To all of which
we answer ed in the affirmative.
While coming from Kiswin TO Marvin
on g. B. freight train last week, N. e
Mccormick was a participant in a littlt
affair that we are pleased 10 make pub
lie. A middle aged lady who got Ga III
Itain al Kirwin in conve.satiyn siaie'
ihat she and her family, consisting o
SIX children and sick Husband, wer
living on q fern south of Phillipsbure
that she had been wo; king in a hotel q
Kirurin 20 earn q liVinr for them az