Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.

Oysters At the social next Tuesday
Mr.. shearer, Of Belmont township,
was among our callers Tuesday.
We are indebted to Mr.. J. B. Mccor-
mick for the delivery OF package of
goods.
A very interesting program is prom
ised at the Occidental Literary Society
Friday evening.
Ross DeArmond. Of the HERALD
force, visi ed ms home in KirWin, Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. H. E Finch
on Nov. 18th, son. DR.. Houck is our
informant.
Miss Clara Hollis man, OF Gaylord, has
been visiting friends in Phili psburg for
several weeks past.
A birthday party was given ! E Kel-
ley on the occasion Of his 21st birthday,
at Kirwin last Monday.
D. G.. Wright, of Marvin, and Samuel
Plotner, of the Burg, were welcome
callers at these head quarters Monday.
DrI. BIiley, of Marvin, made our
sanctum pleasant visit Saturday. The
DIR. is one of our best citizens as well as
a skillful physicians.
Henry Woodward did not go to Ports
Saturday evening. We do not know
what was the attraction that brought
him back from Marvin
The articles that were left at the Court
House after the donation, the owners
can have by calling at The store of q. w.
Young. :.
The Presbyterian Mite Society at the
Parsonage Wednesday evening of last
week seems to have been a very enjoya-
BILE gathering and was quite well attend
ed.
In this issue will be found notice to
contractors in regard to the building of
our new u Z Church. 1t is designed to
get he work as far along as possible
this winter.
The Tax Commissioners of the Mo.
Pae. K, r. system, was in Philipsburg
Monday, looking up the railroad tax for
'S3. A statement of the various amounts
will Sc found elsewhere in this impress
sion.
W. l.. Risler has rented the lower
room OF the Phillipsburg hall building,
and will open meat market IN it, and
expects to commence selling to-day.
Mr.. is from Graham county, and
seems to understand his business.
MARRIED: At the residence OF the
Brides Father. by Rev. TheO. Bracken,
on Nov. 10th 1888, DR.. [. F. Mallett
and Miss Cora Bruner, all of Phillips
burg. where they will continue 10 reside.
The best wishes of the HERALD and
hosts of friends so with them along LIES
journey
We learn that S. S. Vincent of Day
ton, has sold his farm in hat township
to a man from Brooklyn n, Y, for S., 900
who will convert it into q stock farm
Fhe place is we'll watered and will make
one of the best place for that business
in, north west Kansas.
Dale & Olmstead of Coode, Kansas,
have just brought in 1900 CotswoOl and
meTin0 sheep, width they are holding
on the head of Jack Greek. They
brought their shesp from Hopkins MO.
and have become permanent residents
of this county, and are we'll pleased
with their venture. They are also
buying corn both to feed and hold.
The four hundredth anniversary of
Martin Luther's birthday, was cOmmem-
GRATED in Phillipsburg by appropriate
services ia the morning at the Presbyte-
RAN church conducted by Rev. Theo.
Bracken, and in the evening at the school
house memorial services were held by
Rev. Turner, both of which were large
ly attended by appreciative audiences.
1t may be truthfully said that though
he be dead he yet speaketh; His life
gathers power and influence as the years
roll on.
A terrible storm visited TIE states
east of the Mssi,si p Rive IS Sunday,
doing 9, eat damage to property from
Chicago &c the Atlantic coast. In
New York city and Boston the wind
blew thing around promiscuously, on
the lakes the ships suffered heavily,
both in property and lives
The state fish commissioner of Michi-
gan together with crew of six men
were drowned and their bodies have not
yet been recovered.
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