Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-06

PERSONAL.

-Cy Heath has gone on a visit to his
former home in Wisconsin.
Master Mechanic stratton visited
his family at st. Joe last week.
m. S. Colby Of Libertyville Illinois
IS here visiting his brother w. ".
Colby.
Rev. Fleisher of Burr Oak, former
" Of this place was a caller on Monday.
He filed the NJ. E. pulpit last Sunday.
u. K. Glasgow OF Plum township
with his brother C. L. of Republic
county favored this Office last Saturday.
&C. w. Dobler the picture car man
has returned and is accompanied by
his new partner j. S. Dawson late Of
Illinois.
When last heard from D. A. HUI
ing had reached San Francisco on his
way to Oregon. He will be at home
before June 1st.
e. c. Wiley of Vermont, is here
visiting his father-in-law Mr.. j. S.
Morse. He is an engineer and VIII re-
main west if he can get employment
Jake Bradley has returned from
Cawker City where he was visiting the
past six weeks. He says Cawker is a
good town but PhiIlipsburg suits him
better.
viii Nipps attended the State Con-
vention of Young Republicans at To-
peka last week. He says it was largely
attended and was very enthusiastic
gathering
Those good honest Germans, Mar
tin and August Butler, of Woodruff
called last Saturday. They say they
cannot keep house without the HERALD
and we are glad to know that they have
so good an opinion of our paper.
The HERALD's good friend F. S. AL
len Of Plum township was a caller last
Saturday. He has in the past voted
with the Greeuback party but ne says
he cannot 90 the Henry George doc
trines and he does like the HERALD's
political preaching.
w. H. Scott and son of Waterville,
this state have arrived and opened a
hardware store here. They present
the appearance Of being honorable up
right and intelligent people, and the
HERALD takes pleasure in extending to
them hearty welcome.
j. H Fieisher, Republican Com
mitteeman of Belmont township, was a
caller last Saturday and encouraged Us
by plankiug down the silver for the
HERALD till 1889. He most cordially
endorses the progressive anti-monopo-
Iy sentiment of this paper and as a
parting injunction said, 60 ahead Mr..
Editor preaching reform.
Daniel Foy, member of the Repub.
ican County Central Committee, came
in on Monday to not only pay his sub,
| scriptIon, but to say to US to go ahead
in dealing sturdy blows for reform II
all the.pOlitical parties, and in our eff
forts to help on the temperance cause
MIR, FOY proposes to stay with the
grand old Republican party but he vii
do some lively kicking for Temperance
and anti monopoly.
Our aged friends, Mr. and Mrs
Eihu Hill, have returned from Greeley
county Kansas where they spent TIT
winter. Their son Jay accompanie
them and expects to make a permanen
home in Phillipsburg. He has nearly
recovered his health. It will be Ie
membered that he was very i'll las
summer from ''Mountain fever" w,
are informed that he is a master me-
chanic of fine ability.
Rev. Allen Enyart of the southern
part OF this county was a calleron Mon
day. He was the pioneer NJ. E. preach
er of this part of Kansas and was herr
when the buffalos and Indians were
here He is very enthusiastic abOu
Kansas and thinks it the finest cOuntr!
on earth. He suggests that farmer
mix two kinds of corn together-ar
! early and a later variety and plan
them together. In that way they vii
be sure OF a fair crop from the seed o
one. He makes another suggestion
and that is that farmers should no
work corn during dry hot weather IL
July, after it is large enough to tassl
out, especially should they discontinue
alter a rain, as it is a bad practice t.
break up the crust formed by the rail-
as the crust retains moisture.
-Freneh & johnson handle the eel