Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-22
FRAMES AND TRI
PERSONALS.

-Ex-Judge w H Pratt we learn
VIII soon return from Oregon.
u. F. Cox, of Solomon township,
intends to remove to Missouri
Capt. John w. Lowe took a trip
to Norfolk, Nebraska, last week
III Mccormick is on a trip to
St Joe, Mo. He viii return Friday
F. B. Irish, the genial travelling
salesman Of the Kansas Newspaper
Union, was In town Wednesday,.
Frank and Arthur Gordon are
talking Of gong to Kearney, Neb.,
their former place of residence.
C. w. Bickford went down to
Wichita Tuesday evening to attend
session Of the Masonic Grand Lodge.
Mr.. Pittaway. of BeIlville, was a
caller last Friday. He was well
pleased with the appearance Of Phil
lipsburg.
Il Ainsley, of the firm of Donald
Mcdonald q Co., and John Swart,
returned from trip to Des MOines,
Iowa, this week.
George Tannehil, Of Long Is
land township, was a caller Tuesday.
He raised a good crop of corn last
year and is feeding some cattle and
hogs.
j. M. Sallee, of Phillipsburg, was
in the city to day and took time to
call at the Pioneer Office and say
Phillipsburg was all right. Smith
Center Pioneer.
Mrs. J. w. Hill, of PrOphetstown,
Illinois, arrived Thursday evening to
visit her children, Mrs. F. A. Smith,
Of this place, and Mrs @. w. Hull
and Mr.. II. R. Hill, Of Kirwin.
Mrs. D. B. Davidson, of Boone,
Iowa, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
j. n McIllvain, this week She is
also accompanied by her mother Mrs.
A. H. Kelly, of Blue Hill, Neb.
N. B. Mccormick, last week, re-
ceived a letter from Hook Marvin,
/ formerly Sheriff of Phillips county
Mr.. Marvin now resides in Oregon
and we are informed is doing we'll
james Mann, Of PhiIIipsburg,
was in town Thursday and Friday.
He assisted the orchestra at Mr.
YOung's dance Thursday evening.
jim is a rafting good viOlinist.- Iona
! Island Inter Ocean.
Mr.. Stratton, Of Clay Center.
was in Phillipsburg last Saturday
taking signatures to his petition ask
ing the appointment to the Office of
Special Pension Agent for the west
ern states including Kansas. The
position is now held by Mr.. Click.
"A. S. Zimmerman, formerly of
this place, now a cashier in the First
National Bank at Frankfort was here
on a social visit a few days this week.
His many friends here were glad to
see him. He expresses himself as
being well pleased with his new
| home.
j. S. Farmer, an enterprising bus
mess man, Of Prairie View, called
! Monday. He says some evangelists
came there and inaugurated a relig-
] iOus revival. So far there have been
| 30 who protested conversion. Their
method Of work is the same as the
Salvation army folks.
Mr.. T. Smith, Of NGorganvilIe. is
negotiating for r A. Handy's lumber
yard and has rented John Gebhart's
elegant brick business house where
he viii open out a hardware store. It
is said he has also purchased the
! hardware stock of VIM. H Scott &
Son. The HERALD extends to Mr..
Smith a cordial welcome to Phillips
burg.
Nate L. Young, contractor and
builder, has sold his residence here
to Frank Mckay, and intends to re-
move IN a short time to Helena, Mon
tana. We regret to see this estim-
able family leave Phillipsburg. The
! HERALD hopes they will find a pleas
ant location. We command them to
the people among whom they may 10
cate as worthy Of the fullest conf
! dencR and esteem.
d. B. Bailey, of Norton county
was here a few days this and last
week on a social and business visit.
Mr.. Bailey is a good farmer He
says he is certain that the planting of
corn IN rows east and west is much
better than north and south. When
the corn gets up 3 or 4 feet in heighth
it shades the ground if the rows run
east and west. If planted north and
south the sun dries out the ground
much sooner than if they run the
other way. We hope every Phillips
county farmers viii remember this
statement Of Mr.. Bailey.
The trustees Of the Fairview
Cemetery Association have proposed
to the city council that they VIII turn
over the cemetary to the city of Phil
/ Ipsburg if the council will accept 1t.