Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-03-30

Sunday at the usual hour.
j. w. Thrasher of Crystal town
ship has began the erection OF a resi-
dence for DaYid MOncrief.
S. j. Hartman proposes to sell
piece of ground 75x125 feet for a hotel
for 81 200. His location is a good one.
The Philipaburg Herald last week
contained very fine wrlte-up OF the
place for immigration purposes.-Con-
cordia Empire.
Hon. L. X. Pratt, Judge of the
District Court and Hon. J. r. Hamil-
ton, of Norton, will speak at the Court
House on Thursday evening, March
29th. Everybody invited, including
ladies.
Ono evening last week a boy got
run over by the cars at a station in
Smith county and both legs had to be
amputated. Let Phillipsburg parents
look we'll to their little fellows who 60
about the depot.
Mr.. Handy, of Lincoln, Neb., and
Robinson, of Hill City, the New bank
ers were in town several days this week
completing arrangements for the build
/ ing of the new brick banking house on
the northwest corner of the square.
The Phillipsburg Herald has chang
ed its shape from an eight column folio
to six column quarto, and with its
first issue under the new form it gave
Phillipsbnrg a booming write-up. -
Dighton journal.
County Clerk Hartman has return
ed from Topeka where he attended a
State Convention of County Clerks.
He said he had an enjoyable time and
he believed the SAID convention would
result in much good to the state. They
meet a gain next November.
The Phillipsburg Herald has chang
ed form, now being a six column quarto
instead of an eight column folio. The
last number contains thorough state
ment regarding Phillipsburg, and is Que
the Propuetors, Korns & Dague, can
well be proud of.-Oberlin Opinion.
/ The ladies of Phillipsburg and vie
ninity viii ow take notice that Mrs.
Nora Daniels is now receiving a fine
line of fresh new millinery goods of the
latest fashion. Cali and see them.
! Her prices are low and her assortment
is com lete.
II. n. Jones and family lett for
their new home in Mama county last
week. Mr.. Jones was an Did settler OF
Philipsburg, was an honorable business
man and citizen, and he and his wife
leave hosts of friends behind them who
! deeply regret their removal. The Her
AIDS blessing follows this excellent
family.
Two or three weeks ago VS. called
attention to the firm OF Smith s.
Campbell, of Kansas City, Mo and
expressed the belief that they We're
frauds. Since that they have paid US
their advertising bill and we have been
led to think much better of them. We
may have done them an INJUSTICE aud
if so we regret il. They seem to be al
right.
The invitations are out announc-
ing the coming marriage of ''Link'
Nipps to Miss RUDY Waldren which is
to take place next Sunday at Topeka
Kansas. The newly married pair will
arrive in Phillipsburg and a reception
, will be gwen them at the residence OF
the grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
t jacob NipRq
AT a meeting OF the stock holders
of the State Bank Of Phillipsburg held
last Wednesday the following officer;
and directors were elected R. A. Han.
dy, President; NJ. Beckley, Vice Presi
dent; A. w. Robertson, Cashier J. w
: Lowe, Secretary. Directors: Il. A
e Handy, NJ. Beckley, A. w. Robertson
g John G. Gebhsrts ?. y. Wilcox: p p
Farmers, or towns-people, or rail
road men when you want a gOoC
square meal for twenty-five cents, g
, to w. H. lockers restaurant on tn
north side of the square. Il you wan
beard By the day 'or week, go there
i Ihs table fare IS elean wei cooked an
n good and satisfaction is guaranteed
o Representatives Of the HRRALb tax
> meals tneEa and il q saaA -
lthsm, pace. II