Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-21
PERSONAL.


a. Weaver, one of the solid mer-
chants of kirwin, came up on business
Ehur-dAy.
&. w Bickford moved Monday into
the old court house building on the
north side.
LATE Nay came up to our city Mon
day accompanied by a couple of COM
mercial travellers,
Rev. B. R. Turner preached a very
interesting sermon at the NJ. Z. church
last Sunday evening.
Mrs. II. S. Woodward started for
Frankfort this morning, for a months
visit with her pa -ents.
Or. Hnuck has sold his farm in Deer
Greek township TO Mr.. Augpmiller,
gentleman from Brown county.
L. b Rigg. of Marvin, Is now ahead
on the HERALD account, and gets the
advantages Of our c ubbing rates.
C. j. Lamb, of the Rirwin, Indepen-
dent, and w. W. Owens, Esq, of Kir-
win, were running unshackled upon
our streets last Wednesday.
Mrs. &. W. StinsOu aud Earl started
for Iowa this morning, the former in
hopes of reg4ining her health. George
will acc"muan them to AtehisOn.
Herman Pakkebus has bought the
John Butler timber claim in Dayton
Township, and John has bought part
Of the Walter BrOwnlee h .mestead.
Mr.. Isaac Lanning, recently of Mis-
souri,, has come here to locate perma-
nently. He has rented Mr.. w. f.
WOOdward's farm just west Of town for
this year.
Mr.. A. W. Tracy has sold three
quarter sections of his school land to
three gentlemen who are friends OF
George Veeh. We did not learn the
consideration,
G.. w. Young & Co. have just re-
ceived car load of buggies and agri-
cultural implements, and have now got
Their mOmmOth warehouse crammed
with goods.
G. a Turner was in Thursday and
placed his acoOu It one year ahead on
the HERALD sub criptiOn list Mr.
turner is one of the many substantial
men of Granite town nip.
D. L. Smith, F B Cannon and G.
W. YOu"g have each treated themselvs
20 hne q iuble seated carriages, and We
common folk can now stand and see
them ''ride in ehsises, while we walk
s4
E F. Hughes, who is now agent for
/ the Blue Mound Nursery, armed with
! his nvassing sack, made q raid on our
sancium last Thur,day. Cleveland 8
! election has spurred up our. old demo-
cratic friend 30 renewed activity, and
] he is now rustling around among the
/ buys with q Fejuvenated cOuntsnance.
/ Jane Forbes, formerly Of Deer
I Greek town hip, and who nov has a
stock ranch ia Cheyenne county, passed
through town on Wednesday with a
herd OF nice cattle for his ranch BE has
4 now about three hundred head aud is
coming money in the stock.
Sidney ThOrp, who came to this cnun-
ty last fall as he thought far gone with
consumption and reduced 20 less than
nne hundred weight, was In the HI b
AID office Thursday, and seemed q new
man having, "a he thinks emit ely re-
cnvef ed and now weighs one hundred
and e entt five pounds, and attributes
much Of his improved health 70 climat-
&c Influences
Our old townsman. Mr.. E. F. KOrns,
who is now engaged in the u. S. mail
se vice. came up Monday morning and
spent a few days here visiting old friends
AID attending 10 a little private bust
ness. He eOntenl plates removing his
family IN this plse ia 3 short time
They will Oecupy their own hOnss IN
the nor nat of 'ovvn Ed is tht
anne d h.a-ted fellow a. of ynre
and We he nv conclude lea the
new FL NE sa re.gra permanently 70
-l.z rlace.