Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-12-27
+LOCAL BRIEFS.+
Ell. McDowell has eturned home,

bLC Ce-l-
Vicks' Floral Guide for 1885 is on our
table. 1t is u ueauly.
Dick Cowan and wife are visiting
friends at York, Nebraska.
n is The time to lay in supply Of
ice for next summer.
How many ladies IN town are intend
in2 to receia New ear calls.
Arthur Mckinney. of Logan is now
en- a. ed as typo in this olhce
Miss Mary Wilfong, OF Republican
City, Is now visiting old friends IN tsl-
CITY,
The Mite Society met ut the residence
of Mrs. d. l.. Smith last ue~day even
ing.
George Bailey, of Cactus, Norton Co.
Is stopping at his uncle Albert Bailey 5
north Oi town.
The dance IN Plntuer's Hall. on
Christmas chit, was well att nded,
and il was q very enjoyable affair.
A ew friends pissed a pleasant hour
of social enjoy mrnU the residence +
Mrs Frank Mckay, on M.nday evening.
G.. W. Boland from G,eenleaf, FIJI
more co. Min. is ia ~ airieview l"' king
for a location aud will probably buy a
decided !aln near here.
Leap year is nearly gone and sever
al luui lad t. who ha' not lmprO' ed
thu time iudiciouslv will have TO sus-
pend o eralions for fur years.
K. S. Thomas, of Long Island. was q
cuii,r at this office SATURDAY.. lie IS q
carpenter Al builder and has now lots
OF Work in that thriving burg,
Rev. Tie done Brachen received a
Christmas PEE nt from his admi'i@g
fripI DIS e, n sin Q of "a beautiful Elgiu
watch, ard an elegant hair chain.
Since the election If Cleveland, Mr..
ID. G. CLARK is 30 maguanimOu~lT in
clined toward ali his fellow men that he
will pay The very tip-top price for hogs
at this la, e. If
Services at the school house next
Sunday at / a. N, at which time ne
Officer of the Sunday School Wilt he
elected for next ear. All are 'rdial-
" in,iItd. W r ALL n, Pastor.
j. Bennett. of Raveneswood West
Va. friend OF n. Polling arrived
" eek ago His ION and son-in la y
had ln eceded him and ne living in
town, they expect to locate in the coun-
~.
Franz Drummond. who has been en-
gagged a. IA cumpO-ilOr on the Herald
fur he last ~ 1:ih went 10 his h"me in
Smi uuiy on Iursday e eniug
FAM Is good printer and the HERALD
wishe7 him success.
The hristmas tree at the Presbyter-
ian church, ON Chris mas Eve. was
c"mplete success. A living perSouii-
c Ftion Of Santa Claus presen ed the
gifts 10 the tile ones, and ''au went
merry as ma riago bell
d. G.. Gilipie If Republican city with
l.. X. Morris the great lumber and ha' d.
Wa man was in town lat saturday
and made "a business call on the HERALD
Nh G i pleasant gentleman q. d a wor-
Thy repe entative of the leading men
in the Republican valley.
A singing school has been organized
In town which will be held at the school
house every saturday evening. Already
quite number have 10 ned. 1t is un-
der the superb i'm OF Mr.. {. n Jones,
and promises To be one IF the featul eS
in the way Of evening entertainment for
the wihter.
Last Wednesday morning three emf
@ aut wagons ra~Sed though Town, 90
ing in westerly di. rc,iun One If he
wagons was covered with extra heavy
clO'h contained a stove fr, M which the
blue smoke was r,ll'ng. Il, d. alth. ugh
the thermometer >fo"d below zero, The
travellers seemed to be perfectly com
Portable.
The success of the Christmas tree at
the Bi>Sell Greek chool house l. due 10
the eXeruOn~ of six young ladies wt0
took the respous bihty OF the whole
matter in their own hand. The fol OW
ing aIe he names To whom honor Is
due: Miss Jessie Pratt, AIi~S LEILA lye>,
Miss MV'tie B0-tetter. Mis- Bell Car
mon and Miss Addle ROoz
The Phillpsburg Lodge A F. & AN.
viii hold lic mic supper u he Court
House ON the evening of Dc. 9th,
1854, ~. Juh's Day Brethren uI the
1raernity are cordially invited to at
tend
Men beers of the Lodge are eQuested
20 meet al the lutge-r, ON Al D. m.
+. J.. NJ. BUTCHER, Sec'y.
2. G. S. Lowe, W. NJ.
J'rof. Coleman is about TO introduce
a new feature in the schoolrnom hich
prom e. 10 be, grand success. lie
will have a table covered WI n nevy>pa-
per~, D, riOdIcal~. e G q, which viii be for
jhr use of pEpils. lie expect not uulv
To improve his pupils in reading there
by, but 10 cultivate a taste for cur, ent
literature, as we'll.
Ye Herald Foreman and wife at
tended the Christmas tree at Bi>seIl's
school house, on Christmas eve. and we
mu cunie-s thar il WAS the most en-
ioVable affair IF the season The as
S mbly WA presided nver by Mr.. JAS
per cIlvain who opened the exercises
by a short adore > of welcome, followed
with prayer by Mr.. COX. ! he pro-
p ANNE was Interpreted with decla.