Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-06-21

since Friday OF last T
week, when he was presented with a T
fine boy.
The ladies Of the M 3. church +
will meet at the residence Of Mrs. t
Lowe Thursday, June Goth, at two /
o'clock p. m.
just before going to press we
learn of the death Of Mr.. and Mrs. /
j. S. Barnes infant son, aged about
six months.
W H Kratz having moved to
his new store building, invites all his
old customers to call. North Of State
Bank building.
R. Frank StinsOn has had a wind
mill put up on his premises. Frank
proposes to have all the cOnyeniences
the country affords,
Peaches, raspberries and cherries
are now among the perishable fruits
IN the market. Cherries seem to be
very plentiful this season.
j. L. Seavey will at all times fur
nish his customers with choice fresh
meat. J. L is an old hand at the
business, and will always give you a
square deal
Judge Polling has issued mar
rage licenses to Harry II. Beach and
Julia F. Kinsey; Geo. Miller and
Rosa Nagel, @. w. POmerOy and Els
tella Granger, since our last issue.
What is the use of buying ready
made clothing, when you can get a
suit made to order, and Of the kind
and quality of goods you want, at
John DOley's, Merchant Tailor.
| Prices very low.
Fortune smiles on VIM. H Took
J er, of the depot restaurant. He has
! fallen heir to an estate of which he
will soon get about S., 00O We con
graduate Mr.. TOOker on this little
streak Of good luck.
The school board of Logan have
selected as teachers for the ensuing
year j. w. Bailey, principal; Miss
LOttie BOuman, assistant; Charles 2.
Enyert, intermediate; Miss Cora As
per, primary department.
"A meeting of the stockholders OF
the Phillipsburg Telephone Company
will be held at the Court House next
Friday evening, June 2lst at eight
o'clock, for the purpose of arranging
the adjustment of all claims prepari-
tory to settlement of all business Of
the company. G.. A. SPAULDING,
A. II. PEARSON, Sec. Pres.
The Chicago Fair have discon-
tinued their E'ad'' but their Pre-
MUM Offer and low prices will
hold good until July lst, in order
to close out remainder Of spring
and summer goods, to make room
for our fall stock.
Yours Respectfully,
Rosenberg & NIichalisky.
, j. NJ. Buffers was in the city las
week. He has commenced work Oh
his run in the railway mail service
Phillipsburg to Colorado Springs
and says it is quite pleasant He tell
he had just about time to get out t
his Colorado property when he re
ceived word Of his ppOintment.-O OF
erljn Eye.
Last week the Phill1psbur
4 School Board closed a contract wit
5 Prof. T. j. LOar as principal Of on
public schools for another year. Tn
+ Professor has given excellent salts
s faction as an educator and our schOC
board have shown their appreciate
of his worth by retaining him ar
l other year on an increased salary. II
now gets for his services 500. pc
month.
( John Pittaway, a prosperous farm
L er IN the southeast part Of the COUNTY
2 came up to pay his taxes Saturday
and did not forget the printer. NJ
y Pittaway, until four years ago, we
+ an employee in the rolling mills {
= Cleveland, Ohio. He now has a goo
farm, is surrounded by cattle, horse
and hogs, enjoys good health, and
1 independent Of any company or co
u poratiOn to hold his job.
Z Last week Eihu and EImira Hi
aged and respected citizens of OF
y city, received the sad intelligence
n the death of their son, Oliver Hill,
o Montrose, Colorado. He departe
|. this life Sunday, June I'd, 1889, age
n SO years. He had been sick but
. short time, although he has suffere
more or less from disease cOntracte
in the war, for several years pas
The aged parents will have the syn
e pathy Of a great many friends IN tn
II their great bereavement.
Z On Friday evening Of last wee
a small portion of the county vi
is visited by a severe wind and hs
S, storm. It seems to have been Il
II same tempest that ragged in Sheridt
county, cutting a swath mile VIE
for a long distance. In Graham
= touched only a few spots, and Il
4 same in Rooks. Further east 1t d