Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-04-27
FRAMES AND TRI
PERSONAL.

measles,
City drayman Blaine's daughter
is very i'll.
Mrs. W. W, Colby is very i'll
from measles
Mrs. T. J. Loar has been quite
i'll but is improving.
We learn that Mr.. Huling has
concluded to remain in Phillipsburg.
d. A. Huling returned last Sat
urday from his extended trip to the
Pacific Coast.
II. n. Jones who left here a few
weeks ago and removed to the east
ern part Of the State has returned
20. A Tracy, of this county, has
secured a position at Horton, on the
G. K. An. He says Horton is inn
improving rapidly.
Mr. Boughten's children were
sick several days recently with the
measles and Mrs. BoughtOn with the
erysipelas. The family have had a
hard time Of it.
Last week, a few days, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cole
was so i'll that her recovery was al
/ most dispaired of. She is much bet
ter now.
w. G. Calhoun has got employ
ment at Hastings, Nebraska, and will
work there till June when he will re-
turn to this place. Mrs Calhoun
will remain at her fathers, Mr.. L L.
Knight.
Mr.. Beckley is preparing to erect
the grain elevator mentioned by the
HERALD several weeks ago.
The old Iowa House, which for
the past dozen or more years stood
on the northwest corner of the square
is, this week being moved to a resi-
dence lot in the north part of town,
and the excavation has begun for the
new brick block to be erected there.
VIM. Bissen, who has been in
Phillips county many years, says he
has found by actual experience that il
is very beneficial to go over plOwed
ground Immediately after it is turned
over, with a clod-masher or drag
made out of two inch plank. By SC
l doing the ground retains moisture
= much longer than where it is LEFT
1 heaved up andsopen few days, as II
7 the latter condition the wind soor
dries it out.
Y We this week print a lot of bills
:. for the Phillipsburg Horse Company
s Henry Mcdowell manager, advertis
e ing their noted horse "Bide-A-Wee.'
t He may be found at the stable of Ir
win Mcdowell, and farmers and 9th
+ ers who wish to improve their liv,
e stock in the horse line will do well t,
o take look at him. He is a magniti
i cent horse.
e The Long Island Leader says
Geo. Spaulding, one Of Phillips Cos
Y legal lights, was in our city FRIDAY
e and Saturday on business. He made
= these headquarters a friendly anC
n Substantial call, for which he ha
: our many thanks. He informs u
that he has purchased a team, and /
" fitting up a travelling outfit, cOntem
+ plating travelling this summer for hi
It health. Too close confinement an,
IT attention to business is the prObabI
Is cause of his i'll health. His famil
Will travel with him.
It R. A. Handy, the well known
: and Tenth street lumber dealer, VIII
r also has half a dozen lumber yard
r scattered along our railroad lines /
n the west, has Just returned from Phi
lipsburg, Phillips county, Kan, wher
,s he has organized banking hOus,
l. / The capital stock is 100000 and Nj
f Handy was chosen president. Phi
le lipsburg is the county seat Of Phillip
a county, and is a growing town
n 1900 inhabitants. The bank star
q with fine prospects. Mr.. Handy WI
continue his residence and bushes
interests here, but viii spend some
his time in Phillipsburg.-Lincol
- Neb.) Journal
a Last Saturday we were invite
r to step into the carpenter shop Of B
n i ker Brothers and see their new m