Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-02-03

A new jeweier has come 70 tow n
"a Mr.. J. p. HOfman-and opened up
in Tucker & Craudars building on the
west side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dague's little boy
Roswell was very III about Sc hours
Tuesday and Wednesday. He is much
better now.
Esquire TownsIey, on Tuesday,
fined a man named Ryon SLIGO and
costs for assaultug W. c. Coleman a
colored man. Ryan IS a railroad em-
ploye.
C. W. Young & Co. have cut an
arch in the rear wall Of their business
room, have put on an addition to the
store and will soon present q metropol-
itan appearance.
N. W. Pyles, for week or more
has suffered excrutiatingly from neu-
ralgia in the face and head. He thinks
some of going to the Arkansas Hot
Springs for medical treatment.
w. B. Runaway has rented the
shelving in the post Office room and
proposes to open up a news stand there.
He will deal in tobacco and CONNECTION
cries also. We wish him success.
John E. Robinson, a brakeman,
got his hand crushed last Tuesday
while coupling cars in the yards. DR..
Wallace am putated a middle finger and
thinks he may not lose any more.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Latsbaugh's
five years old daughter, Blossom, was
taken violently i'll on Thursday OF last
week. For several days there was lit
tie or no hope of her recovery. She is
better now.
Esquire Townsley fined Robt. Muir
ray So 90 and costs, amounting in all
to s14 % for fast driving, intoxicahon
and boisterous conduct within the in
corporate limits. Attorney Mckay
filed the Information
For about ten days the weather has
been perfect here-as nice as May
We have had no snow since last fall
worth mentioning and the winter has
been pleasant one. For two or three
days, early in Jan, it was cold but not
very unpleasant.
according to the Concordia En-
pire, Superintendent Nicholson, of the
Santa Fe Railroad, stated in the Real
Estate meeting at Clay Centre recently
that his road would be built into every
county seat in North western Kansas in
an early day.
We learu that c. R. Robbins OF
Bow Greek has lately received back
pension money to the amount Of S1186.
being at the rate of $500 per month.
Mr.. Robbins is an old subscriber 20 the
HERALD and we are glad to learn Of his
good fortune.
Yesterday Strain and Granger sold
u block of lots between the square and
the depot (nOw enclosed with a wire
fence) to Ed J. Palmer and D. N1cDUn-
aid for 50 900. Mr. Palmer is a prom
inent eastern gentleman known as the
Rock Island Hotel man.
D. Mcdonald, this week, purohas-
ed two lots on the corner east of H. S.
Poing's residence for $500 each. He
has split them up into business lots,
and Mr.. Polling traded ground in
another place for one of them; consid-
Grafton S25G.OO for a lot 2Ox12O.
y. H. Dukehart, Of Glasgow, will
make a proposition to our people to as
Islst him erecting a $4,000. or $4,000.
steam mill in PhilHpsburg. He wishes
to form a joint stock company. a
good Touring mill would be a great
benefit to our town.
There is just now frequent com.
plant that men are often seen intoxi-
Gated on the streets and the inquiry is
being made, where do they get theiI
whiskey? It's believed by some that &
man brings it from Nebraska every
week and sometimes twice a week, and
that it is distributed about, to those
who have money to pay for it. Some
arrests are looked for soon.
This week We again print a portion
of the HERALD's Roll of Honor, being
the names of subscribers who have
made payments on subscription to the
HERALD since our last report. Since
April last $40 persons have made pay.
ments, or few more than half Of Oul
whole number of subscribers. To them
we return our sincere thanks for remem
4 boring the printer We shall take it as
q great favor if other friends of tn,
S HERALD will come in and 90 down OF
the books Tor the next Roll of Honor tc
4 be published IN about thirty days.
f "A very serious accident happened
S about ten days ago to Mrs. Conn o
Wahoo Neb., who, with her tire,
D children, are now visiting Mrs. Conn
2 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Mon
. Grief, about three miles south Of Phillips
burg. On her way here, and some
where not far from Wymore Nebraska
the car in which Mrs. Conn and child
rem were sitting, jumped the track an,
rolled down an embankment turnin,
more than once over. Mrs. c. wa
z dangerously hurt and had to be convey
? ed TO Marvin on q bed She is still
J suffering severely from the accident
] The children escaped unhurt.