Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-12-18


about Jan. L He understands that
there will also be two additional |
freight trains go on as soon as the
Omaha and Beatrice Cut-of' is OPP |
ened.
Where can you go to find nicer
weather than this. Here it is the 18th |
of December aud our weather has
been perfect SO far. They have snow
IN Oklahoma, snow in Illinois, snow In
Utah and cod weather in the east
while we have no snow and our wealth
er is simply delightful.
j. n Young, ex-superintendent
of Phillips county. delivered a lecture
in the Crystal Greek school house,
Tuesday evening. His subject was
Description of Jerusalem and It's
final destruction by the Romans un-
der Titus Vespaslon ALI returned
home after the lecture feeling well
paid for the time spent -Republica
City Independent.
Without doubt the finest childs
magazine published in this country
is sour Little Ones and the Nursery
by the Russell Publishing Co., No.
IS Broomfeld ST., Boston. Mass. It
costs $150 per year but is worth
double that sum. Every copy is full
of the best of stories and the finest
illustrations. Write for a sample
COPY. Your children will be delight
ed with it.
John Finch, of Luctor, one of
the good farmers and citizens of the
county, tells US he has been IN this
county a long time. He had 1000
bushels of old corn to put into live
stock this year. He has done reason
able well and proposes to stay right
z here. He likes the climate; this is a
: very healthful locality and averages
faily well as an agricultural and stock
county.
: Rev. E. H. Fleisher and wife
3 were in the city among their friends
several days this week. Mrs. Flesh
, er is a very pretty and accomplished
. lady, and Norton's old friend is to be
, congratulated. He preached two
able sermons on Sunday, in the M
E. church. Kansas has very few
! ministers who can say as many good
things in a short sermon as Elder
Fleisher-Nortora Champion.
Mr.. J. F. Morse. has contracted
with the celebrated brothers known
as the morrill, Twins" to begin q
, series of revival meetings at the Bap-
fist Church beginning January TO-
These two young men are evangellstf
Q and have travelled over Europe and
g the eastern states, and create a great
t interest where ever they go. They
}. are fine singers as well as able speak
ers. We have seen newspaper no
tees of their meeting, which speal
. very highly of them as evangelists.
!; Rev. Il G. Popeioy, of Crow, wal
: a caller last week. He is an enthusi
astic Alliance man, and has grea
y hope that the Alliance as an educa
, tional institution will do-much good
\ Mr.. Popeioy has been minister man.
!, years and takes a deep interest in al
subjects which are calculated to hell
mankind to better and happier life
/ For many years he has preached tn
u plain gospel of christianity. He i
> farming now but occasionally speak
n in public He has a large infuenc
'V in Alliance circles in his part of tn
county we are informed
IF. B. Leavitt, Yardmaster of tn
II Rock-Island, requests the HERALD t
K call tina attention of parents to tn
custom of boys frequenting the depo
especially on Sunday and climbing
Z on and off moving cars. He says onl
n quite recently one boy fell and mad
3 very narrow escape from bein
IS crushed. He says if the practice
d not stopped some of the boys will b
Is most sure to be killed or lose limt
r Many of the youths are good size
boys but the danger is just as gres
for them as smaller ones. Let pal
ents and guardians put stop to tn
bad practice Immediately.
20 The Missionary Meeting at tt
" Presbyterian Church last Friday eY'
ming was largely attended and was
nice affair rejecting much credit G