Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-09
FRAMES AND RITZ

~ ~ " 4444Lya VI DD4OllOA DGMu-
ship, has sold out and viii remove to
Nebraska.
Mrs. Dick Cowen and children
have returned from their visit to
friends IN Norton county.
Dave K1ose, Stuttgart's enterpris-
awhile to-day. Colby Tribune.
"A. P. AIcElroy was in town a few
days this and last week. He now re-
sides in Stewartsyille Missouri
Hon. D. R. Bailey, of Norton
county, came to Phillipsburg the
night Of election to be where he could
hear the news.
Call at the Court House and see
a painting Of the clog cabin" and
rooster" 1t is the work of Miss
Lou Sanders. and is truly well done.
The Almena PLaindeaIer says:
Geo. BickfOrd and family, Of Phil
ipsburg, were visiting friends and
relatives near this city the fore part
Of the week.
S. j. Hartman, the efficient and
pleasant clerk of Phillips county, was
in the city last Sunday and spent
couple Of hours, with the Tribune
fOlks.-COlby Tribune.
Mrs, Capt. Polling, of Phillips
burg, passed through this city on
Monday enrOute for home She had
been visiting her daughter and other
friends 1T Long Island.-Almellu
PiajBdealer.
The fine new coal house of the @.
K. il n. IS nearly done. An elevated
track is constructed SO as to run load
ed cars up into the second story where
the coal is dumped out into the re-
spectiye coal bins.
G. j. Lamb, OF the Kirwin hide
pendent, has been sued for libel by
| George StinsOn, Of PhillipsbUrg. It's
a pity a man is responsible for his pa
per when the paper IS no more
DOl0ns Times.
All aboard for Colorado Springs
and Denver! The G. X. & n. now
run through trains from Denver to
Chicago through PhiIlipsburg. This
/ IS to be the half way division between
st. Joseph and Denver.
Mr.. r. A Handy, of Lincoln,
president Of the State bank Of Phil
! lipsburg. Kan, passed through this
city on Friday, and during his stay
In this place was the guest of Hon.
! A. Q. Hays and wife.-LOHg Island
! Leader.
H. NJ Hadley, Of Topeka, was in
town last Saturday. He is the Archi-
/ tect of some new buildings being
! erected at Smith Center. He came
up to Phillipsburg to see our city and
was agreeabIy surprised at finding 1t
so good and prosperous town.
"A large company Of the old
lneighbOrs and friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. w. Young met at their residence
on last Monday evening, it being the
! Goth anniversary of that estimable
couple. We learn that it was a very
pleasant, social affair.
The Long Island Leader says:
/ b. j. Wolf went to KirWin on Friday
to attend a lawsuit, wherein, Mr.
| Lennis, who recently came to this
/ place from Kirwin to run MIR. VOLTS
/ billiard hall, is under arrest for tear
/ ing up a prOmisary note without pay
ing for it.
Sam Fisher, the stone mason, and
Frank Dixon were playfully scuffiing
one evening last week on the stone
side walk on the south side when
/ Fisher went down in such a way as
to break his leg between the ankle
and knee. He is now hObbling about
/ on crutches.
The brick-wOrk on the new hotel
j Is done The building stands three
/ stories high besides a basement which
is to be occupied The structure pre-
sents q fine appearance, and viii be
an ornament to Philipsburg. There
! is probably not so fine a hotel build
ing west of BelOit,
On Halloween the boys broke
/ the school house bell and the school
board had to buy a new one costing
! $50. Fun IS all right when innocent,
I but when it degenerates into hood
lumism. and the destruction Of prop
erty, and the serious annoyance Of
citizens. it IS lawlessness and ought
to be promptly stopped.
j. D. Holder, a freight conductor
on the Rock Island road met with
( quite an accident at IankatO Tues
/ day. His train was Just leaving the
depot, when in attempting to step on
( the front platform Of the cabOOse he
was thrown between the. latter and
the platform, and his head and neck
bruised and cut cOnsiderable.-B Belle
| titLe Telescope.
We learn that BIr. Cummings is
fitting up the second story OF his new
brick to be used as a public hall
! The nnhlic will be Glad 70 learn this