Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-05-11
FRAMES AND TRI
PERSONAL.

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ton on business last week
Blossom Latsbaugh is recover
ing from the measles
R. A Handy has returned from
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mrs. Geo Cole is seriously Ill +
/ from measles.
Young Sullivan, OF Logan, is (,
reading law IN the Office Of q. A !
! Spaulding & Co.
Lawyer G. w. Stinson has re
! Gently tried some important cases In
the courts Of neighbOring counties
-Chas. Mccall left with Judge A
A. Smith Wednesday evening for Col
OradO to look up a location. HIS
family remains here.
VIM. Bisseu. J. D. Cheadel, and
H S. Granger this week attended
the Republican State convention at
/ Wichita.
Mr.. Jury, a telephone expert Of
st. Joe, Mo, was in town last Satur-
day and made some valuable sugges-
tions to our telephone company OF
feers.
VIM. Bradley Of Cawker City,
formerly of this place, would like to
cooperate with our citizens and erect
a hotel. Bradley is a good hotel
man.
Mr.. Moore, formerly editor Of
the BelOit Democrat, now employed
in the Kirwin Land Office, made a
personal call at this Office last Satur-
day. He is pleasant and intelligent
l gentleman.
1 - VIM. Bissen who started to
Wichita to attend the State Conven-
: ton got as far Mcfarland where he
= received a telegram to return as his
Indiana friends were coming on a
visit.
y -Ex-Congressman CaIlzins, of In
diana, is IN the city visiting his sister
V Mrs. VIM. BisselI. He is one Of the
f prominent politicians of the HOosiel
s State. His mother, aged So years
accompanies him in visit to he
daughter.
% Mr.. Samuel Rosenberg has re
- turned from his trip to Stockton
where he was visiting a week or two
A young lady friend, Miss Ivy Lose.
r of Stockton, accompanied him an,
OF was on her way to Almena to vlsi
L friends.
VIM. Neal has gone on a trip t
rs his native home, the isle of Man,
I'D and expects to be gone till Angus
y Mr. Neal came to n. Y. IN Sep
1865 and to DOniphan county KaI
rs in 1871 and to Phillips county in y;
ne He is an enthusiastic admirer Of kaI
" sas. Mr.. Neal is a good citizen an
the HERALD hopes he may have
pleasant visit to his old home.
as Ed. Close met with a serious al
jer cident this week, while trying to cato
a pig that was playing havoc arOun
ed his fathers premises. Ed caugl
ct the pig and held his grip until tt
we animal passed through a barbed WI
fence, when he found the whole SIC
of his face had been badly cut an
GU was bleeding prOfusely. HIS WOun'
leF are doing we'll but it Is fortunate tn
u it was no worse. One OF the bari
came very near his eye,
Ity Mr.. French, of the firm of Fren,
Jes & johnson, says after looking Il
ne matter up pretty thoroughly and e
IN curing of those who have had eXpe
ience. he believes that farmers mig
5he get good fair stand Of blue grass
his sowing the seed in the COrnfield jU
ps- after the corn has been Laid by"
in after the last plowlng. Sow it rig
on top of the ground and the co
- will shade it till it takes root a
n -C then in the winter the husks, stall
ll9e and leaves that cover the ground "
ay9 protect it and to some extent ma
10Y tain moisture. Let the suggestl
be remembered and acted upon.
mas mas In another place we print t
9 S1a minutes Of the College meeting he
F?:L at the Court House last Saturd
II. evening. The meeting was not
'ill9 merOusly attended but was enthu
agtic There will be another meetl
the next Saturday evening. We be
for there will be a large attendan
list. There is a bright prospect thai! Z!
cle- Lpsburg may secure tins lnstlGuUl
Use and all along we have sald and
say, that it would be OF as great
70 advantage to US as another rallro
He The church society propose erecE
- / a building to cost about 9oUsl
- They ask some donations and OF
aDS towns viii give those donations
: - Phillipsburg viii not. Come out
49, - the meeting tomorrow Saturday G
ming and hear the MISTER discusses
i The proposed ordinance to q
- the barber shops on Sunday was
Mr.. over I'll L -4S ne4D D--lL - 9,
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