Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-21

1t will cost Phillipsburg to put in
water works from $4,000 to $4,000.
Paints, oils and varnIsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Co.'S.
Fred Hoff is building a nice resi-
dence in town.
"A full set Of timers tools for sale
very cheap by @. BRUNER. If.
Prof. Baker of Almena will lee
ture at the M. E. church next Sunday
evening.
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
Butchers. Twelve and half cents
bolt.
Rev. G. w. Morley, of Marvin,
will preach at the NJ E. Church next
Sunday.
Any one having a good house to
rent of five or more rooms might find
a tenant by enquiring Of R. A. Dague.
The Misses Gussie and Leila
Young entertained a number of their
lady friends at tea on last Thursday
! evening.
/ -NOONA ldIlll lOdIAS III lLllS county
and city loans on PhilIipsburg prop
erty will be filled without delay by
VIM. Bissell.
w. F. Turner, Of this township,
has bought farm FIVE miles south
| east of Kirwin and will move Oh to 1T
March 1st.
There is a revival meeting in
! progress at the Baptist church. It
began Monday evening and will con
tinue all week and perhaps longer.
The members of the Farmers Al
{ lance in Reno county have pledged
their trade to Hutchinson merchant.
He is laying in a wholesale stock.
For a very cheap house and lot
in good location. call on the under
signed. If sold before April LIST, very
cheap for cash. @. BRUNER.
Persons who have horses for sale
Will notice there has been a change
Of time when T.. A. Hakes visits KIr-
win and Phillipsburg. See his notice.
First come first served. A nice
little home in the suburbs of the city
for sale cheap. VIII take good young
heavy team as part payment. En-
quire at this Office. IF
The Young Peoples Society oil
Christian EndeavOr will meet at the
M. b. church next Saturday evening
! ubject:-PrOve yOurselves.-u Cor
XIII, ia.
The Phillipsburg Social Clut
held their fifth dance on last Wednes
day evening. Quite a number were
present from abroad. A very. enjoy
able tunes is reported.
The Gem Comedy Company haC
a drawing last Saturday evening af
ter their last exhibition. Lawyer
John Dawson drew the dressing cast
! and @. Aumiller held the lucky mum
Der that took the sofa.
The editor Of the Dispatch en-
listed for one hundred days; the HER
AID editor enlisted for three years O.
during the war, and yet our cotem
. pOrary wants people to believe we ar,
not friend Of the soldier.
The County Attorney informs u
! he has effected a settlement with tn
6 GallOps by which they deed thei
! property near the depot to the count.
. in payment of their fines and cost
and leave when their time is out
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Champlin en-
! tertalned a number of their friend
/ last Saturday evening. 1t was
: pleasant social affair All went HON
I a little before twelve o'clock feelin!
5 that they had had a very enjOyabl
y time.
Cyrus Heath has been in Phil
lips county IS years and he says b
thinks this IS just as good a cOuntr
for farmers as he knows of. Occas
; siOnaIlY a corn crop fails here, bU
I. the good corn years enough is raise
: to bridge oyer the bad years. Heat
! is an enthusiastic Kansan.
, There will be a delegate Count
b Convention of the Farmers AllianC
Y ia Cummings Hall IN Phillipsburg q
Saturday, March 1st, at one o'cloc
n %. IN. The business will be OF a pr
4 vate nature of interest to members
r the Alliance only.
$ The PhilIipsburg Orchestra, con
:. posed of James Mann, L. 3. Nipp
.e Al. Baker and Oscar Strain, have bee
rs engaged to play for dance at Iii
3 City, Kansas, next Wednesday ev
q, ming. The boys seem to be earnlI
ID quite a reputation abroad as we'll
at home, and are well deserving OF