Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-06

"A. Yeeh. of Stuttgart, has taken
a position IN JAS Woods store.
District court convened at Phil
ipsburg on Monday Of this week
Mr.. A, Vega, who has been very
sick, is on duty again.
Sam Rosenberg returned Mon
day from business trip to New York
City.
The Rock Island road is running
lot Of extra freight trains this
month.
The old soldiers of Agra and vi
entity are contemplating the organic
alton Of a G.. A. R. Post at that place. /
The vegetables this season in
Northwest Kansas have grown to an
enormous size.
F. A. Smith is now living in his
elegant new residence IL the south
part Of town.
Rosenberg & Mlchalisky have re
ceived some nice counter stools for
the use Of their lady customers.
Geo. Cole furnished number of
his customers this week with fine
! peaches at 81 per bushel.
We call attention this week to
the new ad. of Mrs. Vim. Douglass,
ladies' hair dresser.
The weeds around the school
house have been cut, and the yard
| slicked up ittingly for the commence
ment Of school
-Lost-an open face gold watch.
Elgin movement, owned by II. S. Pol
ing liberal reward viii be given
fol its return.
Arrangements are making for a
grand encampment of neIghboring
militia companies at Stockton, Rocks
county, this fall.
Sec Rosenberg & Michaliskys
ad. in this copy of the HERALD. They
have just received a tremendous stock
Of fall and winter goods.
-Gebhart has just received q
nice line Of boots and shoes. He will
5 astOnish the people with low prices
Call and see for yourselves.
| Charlie Tubbs commenced worl
in II. @. Spaulding's store last Mon
day in place Of Melvin Spaulding
r who is now attending school.
Notwithstanding the fact tina
4 ladies have discarded the hustle We
see more of 1t on our streets every
? day. Our business men are now dis
z playing great deal Of hustle.
School is now in session, and thu
l long line of march is again taken III
e twice a day to the halls Of learning
j. and twice to home and other sceens
e by the busy students.
j. H. Decker & Son sold a bill o
a lumber last week to Hon. w. II
i Morgan, who is about to build
o large barn on his farm in GreenwOo,
g township.
Through an error in the cOmpos
c ing room the call to the county con
f ventiOn was made to read Septembe
t. IA, instead Of September Z, as it wa
S written, and as it appears in thi
issue.
n SO many farm teams were /
e town on last Saturday that a real ne
z, ''down Easter" would have thought
n circus was showing here. We like
see our farmer friends show up /
full force OccasiOnly.
= John Hahnenkratt lost a colt las
L week, which was severely cut by
mower some time ago. Mr. -HahneG
kraft endeavored to save the colt t
Y raise for breeding purposes, as it we
u of blOOded stock, but its wound
S, proved too severe.
- L 3. Dixon has opened a restaU
Il rant in Vegas old stand, and is pre-
pared to give warm meals at all hour
at the low price of 20 cents. Lods
II ing will also be given at the sam
S. low rate. He sOlicits the patfOnaq
re Of all who are looking for a goo
e. place to eat or sleep.
- We place the name of Mrs. Ha
- ry Lower, of Licking, Missouri, 0
our subscription book this weel
ID Mrs. Lower is a daughter of Eide
i Isaac johnson, of Big Greek. MIR
II Lower was just recently married an
at the above named place will be ht
re home IN the future.
At the Republican caucus held
LOnd Island last Saturday the 70
l. lowing delegates were chosen: Q.
t. Wilcox. ]. w. Nettleship, j. n. Cur
~ A. @. Hayes, b, b. Brown, S. G. Pill
/ bury and J. D. Wynn. The delegi
Re ton is for VIM. Spurlock, Registt
Is Of Deeds.
- There wlTbe a Republican cal
p Gus held at the Post school house {
~ Saturday, September z, at 2 o'cloC