Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-27
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
%. W. Bickford is east with few
car loads Of hogs.
"A. Fretenberger. A. Vegas clerk
has returned to AtchisOn.
I F. A. Crane of Goodhope, ILL.,, Is here
visiting his friend X. d. Kite,
Mr.. sam Rosenberg is now at
/ Stocgton on business and viii be absent
about a week.
Isaac Rosenberg OF KIrwin was
here a few days ago on a short visit to
his brother Sam.
[ j. Q. Adams who has a home-
stead in Colorado IS here visiting. He
will next week go east on visit to
friends.
The HERALD's good friend, j. K.
Glasgow of Plum Township, was cal
! Ter on Monday. He says he likes the
HERALD's views on temperance and
general political reform.
-MARmED-On Wednesday Jan. %,
at . O'Clock P. NJ. at the residence Of
/ the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, o. w.
Bickford, Mr. r. Frank Stiuson to Miss
Alice BickfOrd, Rev. 1. S. Han, Of the
( NJ. E. Church, assisted by Rev. TheO-
dore Braeken of the Presbyterian
/ Church, officiating. But a few Intimate
/ personal friends Of the family had been
/ invited. The newly welded pair went
( directly to their own new and pleasant
/ residence which had been furnished
and was awaiting them. Mr.. StinsOn
is of the well known law firm Of G. W.
| Stinson & son and is a rising young
} attorney of good ability and has a
[ promising future. Miss BickfOrd has,
with her parents, resided here nearly
all her life. She is a good musician an
educated. accomplished and popular
young lady, and has hosts Of admiring
friends. The HERALD wishes the new
ly married pair long useful and a
happy life.
The Philhpsburg Cornet Band of
which Mr.. StinsOn is a member, seren-
AIDED the couple at their new home last
evening, and were treated to a fine sup
per at Page & Eberstne's restaurant
/ PLEASE excuse US Brother, but at the present
/ writing We not in favor Of a temperance plank
! In the National hepublicau platform. Dispatch.
You are not in favor of temperance
plank declaring against the evil Of in
| temperance, Ell, Well, we are in favor Of
not only the Temperance plank but a
Prohibition plank. You claim to be a
better Republican paper than the HER
AID, and are not only opposed to prOhi-
bition, but 90 to the ultra extreme occu-
pied by saloOnIsts, and oppose putting
into the platform a mere declaration
that intemperance is an evil. Well,
neighbor, If to be as good a republican
as YOU are, we haye to turn defender
Of the liquor traffic, we will remain as
we are that sort of a republican who
believes that incompetence is the great
/ est evil of the age and that tAe repub-
lican party should oppose it with all
Is might.
The Peoples Theatre COMPANY
have been entertaining the theatre go
ers OF the city at the Court House
every evening this week. They are
billed for the entire week and will
doubtless ill the engagement. So far
they have given good satisfaction and
the attendance has steadily increased
since Monday night. Each member OF
the Company acts his or her part very
credltably and Mr.. Nixson the Coined
ian though quite a young man in years.
is above the aVerage-in fact Is number
one as a funny man whether appear
ing as the Jew, the Irishmans or the
Negro. The various members seem to
be ladies and gentleman in every re-
/ spect and the HERALD hopes they may
continue to receive a liberal patronage
, the balance Of the week.
The Logan Freeman has hit on {
fine scheme to get a large circulation
1t now proposes that the Commission
ers shall take the county printing awsI
e from the HERALD and Dispatch anC
: give it TO the Freeman at ten cents pei
square, and then Mr.. Boyd agrees Il
send his paper free, to every vote
. IN Phillips County. 1t would b
> a fine stroke of strategy to get tn
Commissioners to help an editor Z
t work up a big list Of subscribers, bu
the wise thing for the Board to do is f
& let every publisher hunt up subscriber
himself.
s Referring to the status Of the temper
a anoe work in Kansas last week. th
e Dispatch said
= What we need is the enforcement Of the pre-
ent law and Senator Ryan bill 20 back us and d
G I VIII be well in KansaE-
o Let US see. we know there is a repre-
= sentative Ryan in Congress but who
2 Senator RyanP An, that must be KaI
sas' third Senator that our contempt
airy says this state is entitled to-
e The Prairie View Record, gotten OF
d to advertise that bright little town. an
4 paid by is business men, was printC
=, at the Logan Freeman Office 1t col
/ tains a glaring error, and who is T
ID spensible for It We do not know IL say
1T The town Of Phiuipsburg, lying little south
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