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


last issue.
Another Touring mill man is in
town.
Remember to attend the College
meeting next Saturday evening.
The new well going down at the
depot Is "A feet in diameter.
The ladies aid society of the NJ.
Z, Church viii meet with Mrs. Hart
man Tuesday next at 2 p. N.
"A gang Of G. K. & n. well = dig !
gers have arrived and viii dig a !
mammoth we'll
1t is reported that R. A. Handy
has purchased the L. K. Morris lum-
Der yard.
The printing of 1000 premium
lists for the next county fair has been
awarded to the HERALD.
According to the census just tax
en- Phillipsburg has over 1900 inhab-
itants.
We are informed that r. A.
Handy thinks some Of building no.
tel if he can buy suitable lots.
| Tuesday, of this week, a fine boy
put in an appearance at the home of
/ Mr.. and Mrs Swisher. So reports
DR.. Houck.
Geo. Adams is testing for a sup
ply of water at Stuttgart, for the
Rock Island From there he will go
to Prairieview.
E H. Evans is preparing to fur
nish his customers with all kinds of
garden vegetables. Call on him Sat
, Urday Of this week.
See the new ordinances in this
p paper. Hereafter the sale Of Grab
Cider is prohibited, also card play
ing in the billiard halls.
We learn that the Democrats
correspondent, IN" IS not one of the
e editors but our genial County Attor-
lney.
It Mr.. and Mrs. COnn's child which
has been so i'll that its recovery was
n considered doubtful IS some better
we learn.
Il &C. J. Fleming was appointed
IStreet Commissioner at the last meet
o ling of the City Council We believe
he will make a good one.
r. Mrs. A. S. Crandall received
word this week of the death Of hel
ionly sister, Mrs Alice Preston o.
GallipOlis, Ohio
IS. G. Cummings has sold sixt!
lots within the past week. His price
run from S15. to 500. He says n
Is believes in putting real estate within
reach Of working men.
he VIM. StrattOn, Foreman Of tn
IRound House, will go to st. Joe thu
4 week and move his family to Phillips
~ burg. They will occupy G. w. Stin
s. sons late residence property.
= Some correspondence went int
the waste basket this week becaus
we did not know who sent 1t. Away
Isl give us your true name that we ma
know who sends the article.
b. Judge w. H. Pratt says he ha
90 resided in Phillips county siXtee
wears and has been a close observe
DIS l. of weather signs" He says he
sure we are to have big crops tn
year.
ID j. S. Barnes, Secretary Of til
at Agricultural Society IS canvasslng Il
advertisements for the premium lis
~, He still has space to sell. The Soci'
20 - ty this year canvass for advertis
ments.
Police Judge A. A. Smith has r
signed his office and gone west. /
had been In Phillipsburg less than
- wear and while here made mar
ut friends by his courteous manner al
correct department. He goes west
:. seek a new field where the legal pr
- fession Is not so over crowded.
Incl A. H. Pearson has some new ]
in Gals In this HERALD. The HERA
takes pleasure In saying that N
Pearson is not only an accOmmOde
~ ling and courteous gentleman but
.icv very accurate and reliable abstracts
He Is painstakng, thorough and co
scientiOus In his work.
,ers Last week we stated that \
Inv and Mrs. James Lish's child had On
from diptheria. That had been O
understanding from rumOr. d.
the tors Brothers and HOuck called at
sold HERALD office on Thursday last,
ny inform US that we had made III
take, and that it was a clear, We
ants defined case of scarlet fever
ents 4 am going to change my bU
0gle ness to a cash basis on May LIST, the
u fore I wish to settle all accounts /
iDs- lmediately, either by cash payment
> to notes. believing that the change =
TicI- be a mutual benefit to myself &
customers JANIS " oo91