Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-14

&C. j. Fleming is able to be out
after his long illness.
Paints, oils and varnIsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Cos.
Carl Smith is suffering from
severe attack of la grippe.
New goods daily received at the
Chicago Fair.
"A car load Of trunks received at
the Chicago Fair.
Lee Scrlvener, Sheriff, has moved
into the Mcclure property.
"A full set of timers tools for sale
very cheap by @. BRUNER. If.
Any one having a good house Of
five or more rooms to rent might find
tenant by applying to R. A, Dague.
Del Champlin took several car
loads of stock to Kansas City last
week
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
butchers. Twelve and a half cents
bolt
Water-works meeting, Saturday
evening, March 18th, at the court
house.
Mrs. L. w. French has been
quite sick the past few days, but is
much better at this writing.
The editor of the OberIin Educu-
tor says that Rev. G.. l.. Tenant is
in the midst Of a successful revival at
| Long Island.
Don't forget the water-works
meeting at the court house Saturday
evening. Everybody come out and
hear the report Of the committee.
We go to press too early to re-
port the particulars Of the banquet to
be given by the knights of Pythias
! Thursday evening.
For a very cheap house and lot
in good location, call on the under
signed If sold before April 1st, very
cheap for cash. @. BRUNER.
We learn that A. w. Robertson
has let the building of his new resi-
dence to an Osborne contractor, and
that work has been commenced.
The PhiIlipsburg Social Club
postponed their dance Of the 18th
until the 28th Of this month, This
will be the closing dance Of the sea
son.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor will meet at the
M. Z. church next Saturday eve
F nIng. Subject:-The Secret of Chris
tian Success Josh. 1, 8; Gen. xxx.
4 2-5, 21-23; Ps. 1, 1-3.
A surprise party was given MIR
q and Mrs. Jacob Nipps on last Tues
a day evening. The guests were en-
tertained with music, etc, and later
! in the evening invited to partake OF
6 an elegant repast. Those present re
port having had an excellent time.
f f. A. Smith received a telegram
I on Tuesday informing him of the
+ death of his youngest sister, Olive
8 Smith, at Lyndon, Illinois, Mr.
i Smith received the message too late
9 to attend the funeral which takes
v place this Thursday morning.
Report of attendance of the Phil
= lipsburg schools on March 5th. 1890
: Primary department, 2; second pr
q, mary, 81: third primary, At; first in
q termediate department, 46; second
v intermediate AT; high school, So
Total attendance, 327.
D. Q. NUTTING, Principal
J. DIR Houck furnishes US the fol
y lowing list Of births in and around
Phillipsburg during the past two
, weeks. To L. 3. COuntryman anC
! wife, boy; Jake Lewis and wife, {
: boy; Joe Aldridge and wife, Il boy
:, Abe Whitaker and wife, d boy; Amos
r ClaxtOn and wife, girl; Bert White
q and wife, a girl; Robert FOglemaL
d and wife, girl.
/ &c. A. Lewis has purchased the
Il interest of his late partner, eX-Judgt
J W. il. Pratt, in the law business o.
Pratt & Lewis, and Judge Pratt vii
d soon leave for Oregon where he ex
, poets to locate. HIS family VIII no
e 90 for a time. but viii join him II
e Oregon sometime this spring. Pratt3
} hosts of friends IN all northwest Kan
l. sas will learn with regret Of his inten
). ton to leave the state. He was Judgt
N of the district court of this distric
d 2 four years and gave splendid salts
L faction Ha declined a denomination
d. As lawyer. Judge and citizen. b.
d stands high In the estimation of al
r. who know him. Mr.. Lewis we be
I. leve will continue the legal bushes
alone.