Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-02-19

House next Sunday at o'clock p. m.
by Rev. Cocks. All are INVITED.
Those parties who have my tools
are notified that they will confer
favor by returning the same to me.
6. W. BIcKFoRD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman on We'd
nesday evening entertained their old
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Baird.
Mrs. Baird will shortly return to
BeloIt.
janis S. Dearden, who resides
in the western part of the county,
says he has been here twelve years
and in his opinion this is to be a good
crop year.
Mckay & Mccormick have dissolv-
ed partnership. Mr. Mckay will
retain the old Office while Mr. Nc
Cormick has moved into the county
attorneys office.
Eight years ago Ben. DELPHI
drove a team from Phillipsburg to
Oregon. He was favorably impress
ed with Utah and is inclined to take
another trip out there this summer.
E. Albaugh, who stays on the
farm most of the time instead of al
the hotel, says it is too early to pre-
dict on crop prospects, but he has
big hopes Of raising a fine crop this
year.
The Sheriff of Norton county
passed through Phillipsburg last Fri
day having in custody David Hiles
whom he was taking to the Peniten
tiery to serve five years for an outrage
on a girl in Norton county.
-MARR1ED.-Feb. 4, 1891, at tn,
home of the brides parents in Plain
view township, by John Boyd, Esq
Mr.. William Meyer to Miss Jennie
youngest daughter of Joshua Shaw
Logan Republican.
Senator PETER has announced
; his intention to make q number O
speeches this spring in different part
of tho State. Perhaps he might b
induced to come to PhillIpsburg
the proper parties write making tn
request.
Miss H. G. Cocks is now prepaI
ed to give painting lessons, and a.
intending pupils, are kindly invite
to call at the residence of the Re-
II. Cocks, where they Will receive a
necessary information. If.
There has been some correspo1
, dence between the Phillipsburg an
Kensington Gun Clubs with a vie
to bringing about shooting mattel
Up to this time no definite arrang
ments for a match have been con
pleted.
Remember the services at Il
Baptist Church next Sunday at 10
m. and at 7:30 p. m. when the pastc
will preach. Morning subject, God
joy over His people" Evening sul
{ jeet, "The Great Universal Tribuni
: and its decision"
There will be be a special NEE
ing of the Phillips %. Farmers a
: lance at Cummings Hall in Phillip
a burg Saturday Feb. 21st, 1891
r full attendance is requested as the
will be business of Importance to G
r tend to. JAMES T. IRWIN, Pres.
II B. II. Morgareidge of Dext
City, Ohio, contemplates building
roller -four mill at Phillspsburg,
ie sufficiently encouraged. This Won
y be a much needed improvement
?. our city and community and o
II people would do well to look after
and see that something in that line
? done the coming season.
r, Mr.. S. B. Weeks, a good farm
Il of this county, in discussing Senat
4 Lockards bill to provide seed whe
for the farmers of Western Kans;
n says his observation is that spril
N wheat fails three out of four years
n this country. Farmers should pla
IT fall wheat here. Mr.. Weeks thin
alfalfa can be proftably grown
% low lands here.
as The Ladies Missionary Socie
st of the Presbyterian Church will 81
50 their grand and final entertainment
B. the season on Friday evening the q
in the Presbyterian Church. A spi
Ds program is prepared which consi
r. of recitations, quartettes, duets, sol
IT instrumental music on guitars, violi
IL and organs. Come all. 'laugh a
grow fat" Admission 10 cents
20 WoMAN SUFFRAGE was defeated
90 the Kansas House of Representa-
IT. on the ground that q statute of Il
Is, sort would be unconstitutional. 7
so constitution must be first changed
IS fore a law can be passed grant,
universal suffrage.