Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-03-13


c. Hickenlooper made an assignment
in favor OF his creditors last Saturday
Cigars for the millions and good ones
too, at the post Office.
Eugene Ellison, an old Iowa friend Of
Frank Mckay. is stopping in town.
They make a specially of cigars at
the post Office.
Hon. W. H. Mcbride was in town last
Saturday on legal business.
Call and get that suit of clothes
Lefingwen ordered especially for you.
ReY. Turner preached at the N. p.
Church last Sunday in the absence Of
the pastor.
Frank Smith, who has been with Mr..
Winship for some time, is about TO en-
gage in business for himself.
George Danforth, our job printer, is .
sick this week and we are compelled /
to neglect this issue to some extent.
A patty of young folks on invitation .
spent a pleasant evening this week at
Rev. W. R. Aliens
j. Hill, of Clifton, Kansas, is reg
istered at the Central house while he is
looking for land.
VIII AtcIlvain has accepted a position
az assistant in the Phillips County
Bank.
Bulk garden seeds at one half the
price Of seeds put mp in papers guaran-
teed FRESH at Huling & Anderson's.
As many as think that Kangas is go
ing to have a drouth this year may get
out and hold up their hands.
Mrs. NJ. +. Buck, of Iowa, has or
/ ganized an art embroidery and painting
class in town.
The Phillips county bar docket March
term has been made up and will be
ready for distribution Monday morning
next.
J. D. BOnar, who has been wander
/ ing around over the State for some
time has returned and VIII soon build
on his lots in the west part Of town.
G. W. Lowe, Of Elliott, Iowa, is Yis-
iting his brother John of this place.
Mr.. Lowe is looking over the county
with a view Of making his home here.
Miss Empia WinchelI left for Oberlin
last Tuesday. The friends of her short
stay here will not soon forget hsr
smiling cOuntenance.
MARRIED:-At the Office Of. the Pro-
) bate Judge in this place, II. W. Shell,
of Rocks county, and Mrs. Lucinda E.
Slusser, of Phillips county.
Smith & Jones and Or. Wallace
d have moved their business into the old
barber shop. Durks will nov be found
= in the north end of the building
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. Willian
Bickford on Tuesday atteraoon, March
10th. All are cordially invited to attend
Mrs. DIP. uOUCK, Sec.
Mr.. F. Pendeu will dig wells, cisterns
and cellars at moderate prices and
guarantee good work. Address him az
Phillipsburg, Kansas. If
Ed. Schultz, of Logan. has com
menced Ais probationary term in the
mail service on the Stockton branch.
The amount of work on the branch viii
not be much, but he will find it tedi-
Gus run.
We want to close out lot Of cook
stoves TO make room for gasoline stoves
for the summer trade. You can buy a
cook stove Of US now at very low fig
ures. HULING & ANDERSON.
We noticed 8 prairie schooner just
west of town a few mornings ago. II
was only the harbinger of the thous-
ands soon to follow, but first come first
Y served.
The Sons of Vetrans viii be mustered
in at the G A. r. Hall, Phillipsburg,
= on Friday evening, March 18th, All
j who are on the list Of charter members
should pc present and be "broka tC
r ride the goat.''
i Mrs. Andrew Vest died on last Sun
day and was buried the day following
a She has been suffering for long tins
t with q form of cancer known as carce
noma, which finally eliminated in hel
Il death. She leaves a husband and sew
T eral children to mourn her loss.
Sid. Miller who returned from lows
g some time ago, is located on his CLAIM
T about nine miles west of town Sid
says he shall move to town and buill
before long. He will still continue il
the fruit-tree business, for which pur
pose he first came to this state,
The singing school scheme that was
e being proPagated at this place by &
travelling music teacher, has gone glim.
N mering. We are sorry to see this, bu
+ still, we believe that there is no need O.
imported talent in order that we may
, have a frst-class singing school
Bro. Lamb, of the Independent
''squcze'' in through the doorway lasi
Tuesday and gladdensd our den for &
= few moments. He is as vivaciOus a
, ever, INT the saul lang Syne' smile on
his face shows that he realizes that hi.
+ political pasture is fast growing tl
g thistles.
awe feel, - writes a western editor
that an apology is due to Widow
- Grimes. In our issue Of last week we