Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-08

ering from their sickness and doing
nicely They had diptheria.
Remember the Uncle Toms Cab
IN at Cummings Hall this Thursday
evening. Tickets at g. w BickfOrd's.
Married, by Judge Polling, Feb.
9Th, 1889, Mr. ASHER L. Atkins, aged |
81, to Miss Rosa Aumiller. aged II, /
all Of this county.
Go to F. T. M. butcher. at the |
old stand Of Spaulding & butcher, if /
you want Stationary, books, wall pa
per or anything in that line.
DIR. Houck is authority for this
announcement: At the residence of /
Mr.. and Mrs. James Irwin, February
I'd, boy; and on February 4th boy
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Goddard.
We slppose everybody under
stands that the HERALD prOprietOrs
do not endorse all that goes into their
paper written by correspondents or
advocated by other newspapers and
copied into Ours.
Mr.. j. R. Seaman, of this city, is
an applicant for the position of con-
ductOr Of a pullman car. He is armed
with a pocket full of good recon-
mendations. We hope and. believe he
will be promoted
An estimated damage of $4,000
was done by the wind last Monday to
Smith Center. Some houses were
blown down, the most important be-
ing the new National Bank building
in process of erection.
Everybody should go to Cum
mings' Hall tonight Thursday and
see that old and yet highly interest
ing play Uncle Toms Cabin. 1t
is fine go tonight and witness a
splendid rendering Of it.
Donald Mcdonald says the sugar
refinery proposition is just the thing
for this county if carried out. He
will invest all his property in the bus
mess, if others will take hold and
help establish the enterprise.
We regret to learn that daugh-
ter of j. D. Hayes, Of Oberlin, is so
seriously affected by vaccination that
it is feared that amputatiOn Of the
arm must be resorted to in order to
save her Hfe.-AtlUOOd Citizen.
The Smith Center Pioneer says:
''Ths wind storm last Monday did
more damage, probably, to Smith
| county property, than any hitherto IN
! the history of the county" 1t was
destructive to property in all parts Of
the county.
The editor of the Dispatch says
Z" there are many ways of gaining no
toriety." Well, yes, according to what
the Kirwin Chief says in another
place in this paper, the Dispatch man
is gaining something of the same
reputation away from home that he
has where he is best known.
w. w. Gill, attorney at law,
whose card appears elsewhere in this
paper, has his rooms, upstairs in the
State Bank building, neatly furnished
and is now ready for business. Par
ties desiring Mr.. GilPs serVises will
find him a very pleasant gentleman
to do business with.
Miss Barbara Bach, who has been
/ living with the family Of II. S. Pol
/ ing, took suddenly i'll last Sunday
evening. She cramped in her limbs
and suffered seriously in her head.
Her father, who resides near Stutt-
CART, was telegraphed for and he came
and conveyed her home on Monday.
1t is rumOred that John Gebhart
cOntemplates putting general stock
of goods into his elegant new brick
business house and re-engaging in
business. A great many Of his old
patrons and friends will be pleased if
he does do so. He is a popular and
successful business man, being hon
orable and reliable.
We have been asked why we do
not ego for the Dispatch man and
the fellows who set up that job on US
about the county printing and wear
them out. Our reply is, we do not
publish this paper merely to air out
personal grievances nor to keep up a
needless racket. We printed a care
! full, candid and absolutely truthful
history of the trick played on US that
the public might know the truth in
the premises, and having done that,
we drop the matter.
Ed. HERALD: There viii be a
WashingtOn's birthday supper at the
/ Pleasant Valley school house, Big
Greek, February 22d, for the benefit
of the sabbath school. Every lady is
expected to take a basket with sup
per enough for two with their names
In it, each gentleman chooses his
partner for supper, calls for the bas-
ket with their names In it and pays
25 cents. There viii be music, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington viii be rep
resented We expect a good time
Come one, come all, and help enjoy
it. -
Last Satnrdar Chs VVehstnr IN