Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-29

al NOIGOn Is o1O0O ana ne IS at nome
again. The Elders sermons are re-
ported to us as broad IN their theol-
ogy as well as logical and eloquent.
Bring your produce to Cole &
Strain and get top prices for same
We will give you groceries in ex-
change as cheap as the same goods
can be bought anywhere IN Kansas
&C. P. Barber returned from To-
peka this morning. He says he stuck
to his senatorial candidate longer
than McNay did to his. Mack got
whipped out early and came home
Tuesday.
in writing this Office Capt. W.
D. Cevington of Purcell, I. T., incl
dentally remarks that he will be in
Phillipsburg, for few days next
week-probably the three last days
of the week.
The Morrill, Twins give a grand
concert and Evolutionary entertain
ment at the Baptist Church on Fri
day evening of this week. !, and
hear them. Admission 20 cents,
children, half price.
Miss II. G. Cocks is now prepar-
ed to give painting lessons, and all
intending pupils, are kindly invited
to call at the residence of the Rev.
H. Cocks, where they Will receive all
necessary information. If.
If you do not attend the social
given by the ladies of the Methodist
Church, next Tuesday evening at the
Commercial Hotel, and have a good
time, you will be to blame. Go and
drive away all sorrow and all care.
ALI the PETER men and the boys
generally are now laughing at the
Dispatch editor. 1t appears that
Mack engaged two tar barrels and a
load of hay to be used in bonfire
jubilating over Ingalls, election
Mack don't know now what to do with
the combustible material.
Editor McNay went to Topeka to
help boom Senator Ingalls,, and so
strong was his zeal that he said he
would freely spend $4,000 of his
own money and a weeks time to help
John j. He is back home again and
his man got left, but we don't know
how much of the $4,000 was expend-
ed
The Morrill, Twins, who are con-
Quoting a religious revival here, and
who have been all over Europe and
America, were favorsbly enough i'm
pressed with Phillipsburg and her
prospects to invest some money in
real-estate. They purchased some
unimproved real-estate from William
Bissell.
Last week we mentioned briefly
the death of Mrs. Brimm. The fu-
neral took place the next day, Rev.
E. II. Fleisher conducting the relig-
ious exercises. She left a husband
and three children. Mr.. Brimm Is a
fireman on the Rock Island. He re-
moved the children to Goodland yes
terday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
! Presbyterian Church wishes to ex-
tend its sincere thanks to all parties
who contributed articles or assisted
in any way toward the success of
their Antique Social held at the Pres
byterian Church last Friday evening.
By order of the President,
Mrs. NJ. L. FLEMING, Sec.
Services in the Baptist Church
next Sunday will be conducted by
the Pastor Morning subject: ''Two
Men Happy Under Very Trying Cir
cumstances'. Evening subject
Spiritual LIFE. Time of services,
IL a. m, and 7:30, p. m. The revival
services will be continued during the
week.
Hon. John BisseH, whose judg-
ment is pretty good, thinks that when
times get good again, the Rock Island
will build their branch from Salins
to Phillipsburg through Kirwin.-
We believe so too, and moreover that
they will build their Lincoln cut OFF,
from Omaha to Phillpsburg via Lin
coin and Red Cloud, Neb.
J BY invitation we, with few 9th
! ers, took dinner at the Bissel House
J last Sunday. Last week we stated