Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-02-28
PERSONAL.

Rev. Arlington, OF Long Island, was
in town Thursday.
c. Bruner is busy putting the Tin roof
on @. w Young's ware house
JAS. F. Tomberlin, Of Arcade town
ship, sends the HERALD to Lacy Tom
berlin, Industry. Illinois.
John Pontenler. Of Guide Rock. Neb.,
has bought a farm on Plumb creek, IN
Arcade township
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Rogers and their son
Irving, returned from the New Orleans
Exposition Friday morning.
VIM. VI. Ferguson. OF Dickeyville,
pushed his sub criptiOn another year
ahead on the HERALD books Wednesday
j. w, Lowe took a run .wu to
Washington county the fore part OF the
week TO transact some business at Pal
mer.
w. H. Champlin sold over a $1,000,
worth Of stock farming implements etc
at his sale Tuesday, all bringing good
figures.
j. w. Jackson, of Greenwood; j. A
Hoover, of Arcade, a. d l.. w. Jones,
of this township added their names to
our Phillpsburg list tuesday.
Mr.. w. p. Crammel sends the HERALD
10 w . B. Stambridge, OF CressweII, and
A. NJ. Frank. of Rufus, Kentucky as
missionary work. Who will be next.
James NJ. TooleY has bought the w.
T. Fix farm near Marvin, which added
to his other land will make him fine
farm Of 24U acres besides his home place.
We we're sorry 10 see our genial eOun-
ty attorney come home from Topeka
with black eye, but George explains
it away IN good shape. Ask him how
il was.
Henry Churchill, of this township,
has bought the old Z. @. Davis farm,
which by the way is one of the finest
quarter~in the county and will make
Mr.. G. 800 acres.
Mr.. L R. Wright, of Marvin, was in
town Thursday on business. Mr.. Wright
has made some valuable Improvements
on his farm north of town and has the
be,t out or town residence in the comfy.
Henry Mcdowell did good job with
his snow pillow Tuesday morning clear
ING pa rs about town, to the great con-
yenience of footmen and women, for
aud in behalf Of all whom we thank him
John Reider, one of the Ole residen-
tiers of the Long Island country, was
down SATURDAY " tn lot of hogs for
our market and took occasion to renew
mis- allegiance 70 the HERALD. Come
again, John!
John V. Close has moved his family
into the house in the Mort part Of town
which he bought of j. Z. DixsOn, and
will open out his stOCk of clothing in he
room south OF BickfOTd drug store,
where he has been living Tor some time.
VI: n. Shoecraft. of Arcade township
IS stall-feedmg 81 steers which he re-
ports as doing splendidly, and getting
10 be good beef He is also wiuterlng
about 100 other cattle which he reports
as comming through in good condition.
H. w. Boughton was detained from
attending the dedication services at the
NJ, T.. Church by the inclemeucy Of the
weather, but still claims his right "a
pay his part toward the good work and
came in the other day and subscribed
his ten dollars ali the same as though
he had, been here at that time.
David J. Kinsey, who sold his farm
west Of town last fall, as ne then pre-
dicted, IS again Phillips county land
owner, having bought $40 acres of land
in G. eenwuDd township where he will
engage in the stock business. We are
glad. thus early, TO welcome him back
again. Phillips county never had a
more worthy citizen.