Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-02-10
PERSONAL.

mess trip ''doWn east"
win Nipps was in KirwIn a few
days last week on business
Executor Mcbride of Cawker City
was in town on Monday.
S. J. Hartman and W. d. Gran
ger are in Kansas City on business.
"A. $. Zimmerman and D E. John
son took a trip to Kirwin last Friday.
Jacob Bradley has gone to Cav
ker City to remain there for awhile.
Miss Anna sprague. of Stuttgart,
visited friends in PhiDipsburg a few
days last week.
Doctor Brothers left on Wednes-
dav for Malvern Iowa his old home.
He will be gone about TWO weeks.
Mr.. Ainslie has returned from
Grant City Missouri where he was visit
ing his family couple OF weeks. He
says snow was deep when he left about
a week ago and the winter had been a
severe one.
L. II. Thompson Esq. of Norton
made this Office a social call last Mon
day. He was one of the passengers on
the first passenger train that ran from
Norton to Phillipsburg over the Rock
Island.
Mr.. Hall who was last summer in
the Agricultural implement business
here with H. Z Prentice has been in
PhilHpsburg several days. We have
not learned whether he viii or will not
remain.
D. h. Bailey of Norton county was
here few days last week suPeuntend-
ing the laying his side walk. He wishes
to sell the property he now owns just
south of the HERALD Office when he
will build a good residence in some
other part and move to town.
E.E. Hoffman, who has conducted a
I ieWelry store in this city for the last
| two wears and by his honorable deal
ing, low prices and good goods always
I up to the guarantee, given by Mr.. ii. E,
[ has made many friends and built up a
good trade. has concluded 10 move his
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packed his stock and shipped the same
I last Saturday. We are all sorry to
! loose him and his business. and have
only words of communication and
guOd wishes for him wherever he may
/ 90. We know he will make friends in
| Philligsburg, and that the people of
/ that vicinity will not be slow to learn
/ that they have acquired a competent
/ and honorable gentleman as an add
/ ton to their town and q business man
/ on whom they can ever rely. His fam
/ ily will follow as soon as he can find a
! suitable home for them, and all will be
missed from our city. Ed you will al
ways have a welcome when you come
to Cawker, and every body wishes you
success.-Cawker City journal.
(Mr. Hoffman has arrived and opened
up a stock OF iewelry in the Tucker &
Crandan building on the west side Of
the square. The HERALD welcomes
him to Phillipsburg.-ED. HERALD
The Kirwin Independent can see
nothing good at all in the Republican
party. 1t IS bad-au bad. Now, q
man can, if he tries hard enough, work
himself up into a blind, lhberal and
bigOted state of mind. The truth Il
that political parties are no better mol
worse than the individuals are who
compose them, and it is bigUtry to say
that the great millions Of republicans Of
the United States are not as loyal, a:
intelligent, as moral and as temperate
as are the individuals composing the
other parties. None Of the politica
/ organizations are perfect, none are
( without their good qualities. We hops
that we may never become so bigotec
and lop-sided that we can discern nc
defect in the party we affiliate with anC
see nothing but rascality in Othel
parties.
Is prominent republican Of Logar
township in writing to this sfiice undel
date Of Feb. 9th, takes occasion to say
to US some encouraging words. W.
would give his name but as it was {
personal letter, and evidently no
meant for publication We withhold It
We extract the following. He says
Allow me TO congratulate you on tn
stand taken by the HERALD In favor
morality and deCency and also pro
gressIVe republcanism. The reform
You advocate 1 am most deeply IN sym