Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-03-08
FRAMES AND TRI


Kirwin. Further notice next week
w. E. Goddard has made a sale
of his effects and seriously contem-
plates removing to Oregon. We will
be sorry to see him leave this county,
and hope he may yet decide to remain
here.
About twenty-five of the old set
tiers of Long Island and vicinity have
chartered an emigrant car and will
start for Portland, Oregon, about
April 5th. The fare Will be So
| Long Island Leader.
"A five minutes conversation with
E5x-Judge w. II. Pratt, satisfied us
that the Judge has poorer opinion
! Of Oregon and a better one of Kansas
than he had a year ago. We very
much doubt his making Oregon his
permanent home.
The following persons have just
Joined the Building and Loan As
ISOLATION and taken the number of
shares of stock indicated: Robert
! Swarengen 3 shares, VIM. StrettOn 10
shares, j. M. Hatfield 4 shares, @. j.
Turpin 10 shares, A. ClaXton shares.
DO you know where to go to buy
saddles and harness? Why to the
old reliable dealer of course, Eugene
John. Of Kirwin. He has a fine line
of side saddles, harness of every des-
cription and of good quality. Double
harness from S1S to $40. In fact
everything that belongs to the har-
ness and saddle trade.
The services of the First Baptist
church are as follows: Preaching
second and fourth Sundays In each
month at II o'clock a. m and $50 p.
m; prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 1870; Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 a. m. You are invited
to attend. Strangers welcome.
w. A. SIMMONS, Pastor
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting Of the owners of lots
in the Fairview cemetery, at the
Court House in Phillipsburg, on Sat
urday, March 10Th at 2 o'clock p. M,
} to consider the proposition to trans
fer said cemetery to the city of Phil
lipsburg. A full attendance is re-
quested. FRANK STRAIN, Secretary.
March 4th was not only inaugu-
ration day but was the 50th anniver-
! sary of the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs
: Elihu Hill Of this place. The band
serenaded the respected old people
Q in the evening. Mr.. Hill had hoated
+ the stars and stripes to the breeze al
S day from his residence in honor Of
the inauguration of a Republican
=. President
r While some people are somewhat
y discouraged over the light crops the
!. past two years j. NJ. Gary, Of Arcade
township, is in good cheer. He came
here in 1871 with nothing. Now ht
7 has a nice farm of 100. acres, ha!
l. eight good horses and other chattlei
about him and he made it all farming
He thinks this is a good farming
= country and a very desirable climate
l. Mr.. VIM Bissell has had a MAJ
e or plat Of Phillipsburg made and ha
IS had about 500 copies printed. I
Il shows up our town in nice shape
is Harry Mckee did the sketching o
plating; the engraving was done il
a the east, and the printing of the fin
q buildings on the map was done at tn
HERALD Office from cuts furnished us
+ It is a good advertisement for Phil
ipsburg.
# Mr. @. Nicholson, who reside
,S near Phillipsburg, was one of tn
n very first settlers of Phillips county
# He says this IS a good country. A
first he was homesick and his wifi
frequently shed tears because she S
L disliked Kansas. Nov Mr.. Michal
t. son says ''fOur horses could not pul
II her or him out of this county" the
a like it so we'll here. He thinks it is
very healthful climate.
y IS. Merrifeld has a public sale a
d his residence five miles northeast c
II Agra, March 18th, at which time h
le will sell COWS, horses, hogs, youn
cattle and other articles. Mr.. Merr
s. field does not intend to leave Phillip
n county. He has resided here fOul
n teen years. He came here from low
m and he likes this country much bel
ter than that. He has general
raised good crops here.
- j. S. Barnes has received a Lei
= ter from the Special Agent of th
Bell Telephone Company and he re
fuses to accept the proposition recen
ly made him by the -PhiIlipsbur
5y Company. He says unless the tel'
Il. phone instruments are taken dow
st Immediately suit will be commence
9y not only against the Company, bJ
against each individual person usin
ed a telephone.
9n Reader, look over our Roll ,
ne Honor in another place. If you c
10 not find your name there and 70
know you are indebted for the He
AID, resolve that you viii make Il
OF nrintar glad bv having M II r