Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-02-17

Remember the New Bakery of j.
H. Lish on the north side near Bick-
ford's drug store. You can get there
fresh bread, pies, cakes and every
thing in his line
Died. on Thursday last, Mr.. and Mrs.
Buland's little boy aged ? years
months and p days. He had been i'll
a long time. Was the only child of the
now mourning parents.
A. E Ryan, the merchant, has on
hand and for sale the s. Domestic Sew
/ ing machine which 1t is claimed is
the best manufactured If you want
machine give him a call. If
The Telephone material has arnv-
ed and sixty instruments will be put in
as soon as the poles can be set, the
wire strung, and the necessary work
done in getting things in shape.
Sixty telephone instruments, the
wire and the poles have arrived and
the work will begin Immediately putting
them in ready for serylce. Every bust
ness house ought to have telephone.
- Sheriff Nc CURE arrested three men
| in Graham county this week and
brought them to Logan on complaint
of lady, but she failed to appear
against them and they were discharged.
E. f. Hoffman, the new jeweler,
in the building of Tucker & Crandan
on the west side Of the square, keeps a
full line of clocks, watches, lOckets,
pins, spectacles and everything in his
line
Miss Ella Pearson, of the interme-
date department and her pupils, were
given a holiday after the last recess,
Friday, as a reward for punctualitY,
there not having been a case Of tardi-
ness during the week.
The new Phillipsburg State Bank
will open up for business about April 1
to the 10th, so we are informed by
!AIessrs. Handy and Robertson. Some
of our best citizens have taken stock in
this bank.
Died, on Friday evening last, after a
long illness from paralysis, Btargret II q.
wife of r. NJ. Baker, aged 60 years and
six months. The funeral took place on
Saturday. Rev. Theo. Bracken con-
Quoted the services.
An employee of the c. X. & n. in
forms the HERALD that there is to be
erected, this spring near the Round
House, a carpenter shop, a black smith
shop and a paint shop. The necessary
machinery for the repair shop has been
ordered.
} In this HERALD may be seen the
= new advertisement Of James II. List
who has established a new bakery and
3 lunch counter on the North side Of tn,
e square. Mr.. Lish managed a bakery
in Chicago nine years. He comes wei
recommended as a good business mau.
+, e. II. Evans has purchased tn
east side, or C. X. y n. Meat Niarke
and is prepared to serve the public il
! his line. Good clean, healthy, fresh
meat always on hand, also cured meat
also the best of fresh butter, also pur
" lard of his own rendering. Give hin
- call.
The proprietors Of the HERALD T,
/ turn thanks to their little friend, Mau
y Spaulding, aged seven years, daughte
of MIR. and Mrs. G A. Spaulding, fC
E. two nice cakes which she made an
baked herself, and sent to US. I'll
cakes were sweet and Dice and so is Il
e little girl that made them.
lie Among those who contempla
N building a substantial brick busine.
house is George Cole On the west sid
C. Mr., Cole Is an old settler, an ente
.ir prising and solid business man and pr
poses to keep on the top of the wa
ne which is to float Phillipsburg from
r. small town to a city.
j. I. Troup, of Kirwiu, while a
w tending the real estate convention
be Beloit Wednesday, received a telegra
nd that his wife was dying, and in shO
time another that she was dead.
81. was impossible for him 20 get a ira
!. home until morning, and he was col
n PEELED TO RaIt.-Smilh Center Ponce
"a This week the Phillipsburg Bull
-. ing and Loan Association reeeiv
their charter with the following as
" rectors A. P. McElroy, 7. j. Loar,
A Spauldiug, a. E Ryan. II.
Dague, > W Lowe, Theodore Brac
rn- en-, ". D. Granger, C. Ii. Lehingwe
ms These will meet Friday evening TO
aO- ganize as a Board. adopt bylaws q
open up the books for subscription
ner stock. Conditions Of membership v
ces be published next week.
Ais While newspaper nominations
senator from this district are now
NIB order, the Inter Ocean would rezpe
per fully beg permission to present a Pl
IN lips county citizen. A man Of or
executive sbility; a thorough kno
.eh- ledge Of Kansas needs aud necessiti
an. firm, reliable and in whom there Is
line guile. a representative Kausau: a II
tt OF the people, and who would hol
our the place in a becoming manner.
his take pleasure in nominating Hon. ]
cor Judge W. H. Pratt, Of PhuHpsburg
If. Long Island Inter Ocean.