Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-02-12

again in considerable numbers.
Come to VIM. Bissell with your
choice farm loans. He can fill thsm
without delay. tt.
Rev. e. E. Goodrich says there
is more destitution in the county
than most people suspect. He knows
of eight or ten worthy families who
are suffering from the lack Of food.
fuel and clothing.
The number of applicants for
water service exceed what the most
ardent advocates of water works ex-
pected. That is the way to make
them a success. The water is first
class and an abundance of it.
Miss H. 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 wall receive all
necessary information. IT,
Last Sunday was the coolest and
windiest day of the winter here.
Trains were blockaded in Colorado
for two days. There was but little
snow in this locality worth
mentioning, but plenty of it in Colo
RADIO.
d. S. Maxson has purchased the
stock and Restaurant fixtures of d.
F. Klose and opened up business. He
viii remove his family into town be-
fore long. We bid him and family
welcome to Phillipsburg and to our
business circles.
This is a good time to have water
service put into your house. The
price is very low for work and ma
terial-lower than it may be later on.
Leave your application either at
French & Johnston's or with the Wa
ter Commissioner.
There will be be a special meet
ing of the Phillips o. Farmers Al
lance at Cummings Hall in Phillips
burg Saturday Feb. Dist, 1891, A
full attendance is requested as there
will be business of Importance to at
tend to. JAMES T. IRWIN, Pres.
We learn that there is some pros
pect that Rev. A. II. Tevis, D. D., of
Washington Avenue NJ E. Church of
Kansas City, Kansas, will visit his
friend Rev. E. H Fleisher about Mar.
LIST, and if does he will preach at the
II. E. Church one or more times.
MIR. Thornton, of the Marvin mills
has invented 4 machine for softening
hard wheat He has applied for q
pateDt after giving the machine q
thorough test with the best of results
Mr.. Thornton is partner of John S.
Brown, formerly of this city.-DoiUn'
Times.
Some of our readers have said t.
US that they like the style of the HER
AID now better than when it was ar
eight page sheet It is more conven
lent to print it in the four page form
The size of the paper and the amount
of reading matter furnished is nearl!
l the same as formerly.
The Committee appointed tC
! make the quarterly examination o
the County Treasurer's books founC
that Mr.. Barber Is keeping things il
: good shape. There is about S30,OOi
!, of money on hand deposited in tn
i several Banks equally, ready to b
/ checked out to supply the school ex
penses, for the poor and the variou
r lawful demands.
Invitations nie ont for granC
/ social party to be held at the Bissel
House tomorrow (Friday) evening
1t is given by the St Valentine Gu
= which consists of ten gentlemen, resi-
: dents of the city, viz: John Gebhari
:, Frank Stinson, E. Z. Brainerd. e. I
e Hoffman, W. W. Gill, o. E. Johnston
6. W. Danforth, John Dawson, S.
Fisher and ]. Y. Move.
Q The Phllipsburg Social Visitin.
,r Club gave one of their parties at til
it residence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stret
tons last Friday evening. 1t wa
given in honor of John Dawson on
of the members of the club IN goo
:. standing. The attendance was larg
, and every body We believe felt a
though they were glad they ATTENDED
1t was one of the most pleasant socia
h events Of the winter.
From the American Forks CUtel
Independent we notice that a note
- social event transpired in that city
the way of a grand parry given il hor
20 or of Mr.. and Mrs. Hem sledt-wh
Do seemed to be old settlers. Mr.. an
It Mrs. L. A Champiin and Mr.. an
IS Mrs Chas- James, formerly of til
30 place, were among the guests. Anne
20 lean Forks seems to be q pleasant Ii
tie city Of about 5000 people.