Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-04-04
PERSONAL.

EteV. ME- BoicOurEs a former pastor
of the M. E. church at this place, was
sent to Ports fOr the ensuing year.
Miss Susan Scott died of consumption
this week, at the residence of Mrs.
Cummings, in Arcade township.
G.. W. Young IS disposing of cOnsid-
cradle farm machinery these days, and
the farmers are putting it to good use.
J. ". Stradley is building a frame
house on the place which he lately
bought of Z. Aldridge, in Deer Greek
township.
County superintendent, j. H. Young,
spent several days in the extreme west
ern part of the state, looking up a pros
pectiVe cattle ranch.
County clerk, Lowe, on nau fOols''
day, received a present Of several yards
of bologna sausage. He is not surprised
that there s a scarcity of dogs in town.
L. K, Pratt, Esq, of Norton, has
been doing some more counting here
this week. He dispensed some chin
music In our sanctnm one evening.
Call again, Louis.
J. w. Kingery, of Prairiew, was
roaming around the county seat this
week, and took occasion to tone up his
morals by dropping into the HERALD
Office for brief season.
Henry Churchill managed the other
morning, by aid of a cant-hOOk, to roll
a huge potato into our Office. it is
daisy, and he calls it the Straw berry.
For a late pOta it has few if any equals.
We have turned out some fine Job
wOik his week for the enterprisTng firm
of Mckay & Mccormick. These gen
tlemen are launching out with a fine le-
gal business, and they deserve 1t for
they are prompt and efficient men.
Hon Webb McNall, of Gay lord, one
of the fellows who gave the state treas
ury grabbers so much trouble at Topeka
last winter, called on US last Monday.
Webb knows how to cheer up a sapc-
tum, he has been there himself.
Lew. E. Hays, Esq. of Plumb town
ship, was in town this week He was
accompanied by his nephew. Mr.. B. z.
Cox, ayoung man from Bedford, Iowa.
Mr.. Cox arIi, cd here about a week ago,
When be left Iowa, he SAYS, the ground
was yet frozen three feet deep.
We noticed that whole delegation
from Logan came over on Tuesday, as
witnesses in the matter of the arbitra-
ton of Cyrus Aldricb and F. NJ Jolly.
Among the number we saw the familiar
faces of Henry Ferrett, w. A Reeder,
b. j. Bowman and Prof. A. NJ. Bryant.
The many friends of Rev. W. R. Allen
will Ee glad to hear that he has been re-
turned to this town for another year.
We trust that he and his estimable fam
lily may find it as pleasant in the future
as in the past. We understand there
will be services at the church Sunday, at
the usual hours.
Captain, and Mrs w. D. COvington,
Of Logan, were welcome callers at the
the HERALD Office this week. The Cap
tain is the only candidate so far as heard
from for the Registership of the United
States Land Office at Kirwin. And if
democrat must have the place, be should
be the one.
We would cell the attention of the
readers of the HERALD to the new ad-
vertisement OF James Woods in another
column. Mr.. Woods is a man who
does business on an economical basis.
and sells for close figures. His stock is
fresh and good, and you will find that
he will give you square deal every
time.
Charles Frederick IS a very inquisitive
man, and when he visits YOU in the ca
pacity OF trustee, he will take occasion
not only to inform himself IN regard to
your filthy lucre, but will never leave
you until he ascertains your exact height,
color of hair, and the number of front
teeth you have lost.
DR.. W. Gruwell and wife, of Iowa
City, Iowa, nave been visiting in town
a few days tins week. The Doctor and
his wife are both graduates of the med
zeal department of College at Iowa City.
They formerly lived in this county and
were both teachers in public schools
We understand hat the Doctor expects
TO locate somewhere in the west.
We take pleasure in calling special
attention to the new advertisement of
Gebhart and HickenlOOper found in
another column of this issue. This is a
new firm, but both gentlemen are we'll
known in the county. They keep a full
aSSOrtmentOt general merchandise, and
respectfully ask for a share of yOur pat
rOnnge. Call on them, they will do you
good.
From the NJ E. Conference Daily,
published at Clyde during the meeting
of the conference at that place, we learn
thar Rev. w. r. Allen has been returned
TO this place, Rev. &. w. Grade 10 XII
win, and Rev. Edison Goodrich is sent
to Cedarville aud Gaylord. This is a
good appointment for Mr.. Goodrich.
but he is q growing young man and well
worthy of the charge. We congratulate
the people of Cedarville and Gaylord.
Senator P. G. Lowe. of Leavenworth.
writes from Washington, D. c.. to his
brother, P. @. S. Lowe, of this county,
expressing his thanks to the gent emen
of This place who kindly recommended
him for the appointment of United
States Marshall in Kansas. Senator
Lowe is an old line democrat, but every
inch IA gentleman, and we know of no
democrat whom it would be a greater
DI-aslra 10 assist He thinks If he