Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-06-29

Binder Irvine at Crosthwait's.
-Hammocks for sale at S. S. Fish
er & Co.'S.
Remember the Christian Church
Festival this Thursday evening.
Bargains in picture frames at the
photo car.
Miss Jennie O'Connor was taken
seriously i'll last week. She is now
cOnvalescent.
Just received a new lot of knit
summer shawls at the Chicago Fair
well worth S1OO for so cents a piece.
See city ordinance in another
place vacating a portion of State
street.
S. J. Hartman is building a
large addition to his house. The adj
ditiOn Is really larger than the house.
The Masons are talking of rent
ing the upper story Of VIM. Bissell's
new brick to be used as a lodge room.
Another passenger train has been
Il y.
corrected time table in another place
in this paper.
We believe that S. J. Hartman
was the only real Harrison man in
Phillipsburg, that is whose first choice
was Harrison.
The announcement of z. @. John
son, of Mound township, for Clerk of
the District Court appears in this
HERALD,
"A daughter and grand children
of Senator Granger from the western
part of the state have been here visit
ing a week or more.
The aged mother of COmmissio-
er H. Mcdowell is very feeble men
tally and physically. Mrs. Mcdowell
has also been i'll, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. CIark's lit
tie girl aged about five years. died
from scarlet fever on Monday last,
and the funeral took place on Tues
day.
We had a heavy rain in this To-
cality last Monday night. Bridges
were washed out and trains were de
layed about a hours.
The First National Bank will make
farm loans at nine per ceIt straight
and pay you the full amount of your
mortgage when the papers are signed.
Mr.. Odds and family wish to ex-
press their gratitude to their neigh
bOrs and friends for their kindness
and sympathy during their late be-
reavement.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson while lower
ing a window sash a few days ago
drove a needle into her hand from
which she for time suffered eXcrutI-
ating pain.
The Building and Loan AssOcia-
ton hold their regular monthly meet
ing Friday evening July 6, at which
time several hundred dollars viii be
offered to borrowers who wish to in
vest in a building.
We believe it is regarded as a
certainty that the proposed hotel is to
be begun Immediately. It will be a
three story brick and Will cost about
| $4,000 1t will stand on the corner
tjust east of the Phillips County Bank
The rain was so heavy Monday
night last that bridges on the Miss
IOuri Pacific and the Rock Island were
washed out and trains stopped run
ming for about 36 hours, hence mail
matters were disturbed.
The Rev. Mr.. Greene whom the
lBaptists expected to secure as a pas
tor found employment elsewhere, and
the society is corresponding with
other ministers with a view to engag-
| ing one regularly.
-Phillipsburg is really having
quite a nice little building boom just
now. Four brick business house.
going up; a fine hotel to be erected
soon, and several residences in pro
cess of construction.
General Agent Pinkney, of the
Old Line Fireman's Fund Insurance
company, who is well known to OU
people, was in town Wednesday, anC
established an agency for his com
pany with r. Frank StinsOn.
LOST between the NJ. E. churcI
! and my residence a pair of lady
? gauntlet kid gloves color. Tn
finder Will confer a favor by return
ing the same to the undersigned.
Mrs REUBEN ROGERs-
-AbOut two weeks 400 we rod