Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-01-08

Considerable snow has fallen and the
wind is quite strong.
e. B. johnson worked in Salt
Lake City the past seven months.
He thinks Hormonism is rapidly on
the decline. The younger classes are
becoming rather skeptical on religion.
Grandma Cawkins of this city,
sent as a holiday present beautiful
bed-sprsad 10 = daughter IN the south
all manufactured by herself. Since
she was elghty-four she has made
three such for her children, and they
show excellent skill.
John Gebhart has a splendid as
sortment of goods and if you want to
save money call on him His stock
of dry goods and groceries is very
complete. Go there to sell your farm
produce. He may now be found in
the State Bank block.
Rosenberg & Hiehalisky, OF the
Chicago Fair. will discontinue their
business ct Phillipsburg the latter
part OF January. until then You will
receive some extra good bargains if
you can at once, as they want to sell
all they can in order TO save ship
ping. A
The new Rock Island cutoff from
Omaha to Fairbury will have eleven
new crews all of which Will be made
up of the eastern division of the G.
x. & n. west of the river. This will
furnish steady runs to many who have
been On the extra list, and as a result
some of the boys are very jubilant.-
Fair6ltry Gazette.
Mr.. Thornton of the Marvin
Mills, and L. W. French Of this
place, have invented an appliance to
be used in Touring mills and have ap-
plled for a patent. Mr.. Thornton.
who is a practical miller says it is a
grand improvement and he has tried
it by actual use. He is quite enthus-
iastic over the invention.
There is an insurance of $4,000
on the Court House and $4,000 on the
contents of the County Clerks Office
The adiuster has not yet arrived but
is expected soon. Clerk Barnes lost
his overcoat in the fire; his typewriter
: was injured and some other private
t property vas burned He had no in.
surance on his articles lost.
The following officers have been
, elected and installed in the Phillips
burg Lodge of the 4. o. U. W: E
E. Hoffman, P NJ w; W. H Kratz
NJ. w; L. E. Nipps, Foreman; JEFF
Hatfield, Overseer; VIM. Stretton
Recorder: Ed. Bissell. Financier; j
Dawson, Receiver; r. F. Stinson
Guide; Dave Klose, I. w; r. A
Dague, o. W.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bell of Mar
: vim, take charge of the Bissell Hotel
Monday. We understand that Mr.
D Beard of Atchison, the well known
and popular commercial travelling
man is also interested with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell in the lease of the hotel
He is in the city to assist in taking
charge of the property.
The following officers of Phillips
burg Lodge No. 184, A. F. & A. NJ
\ were installed on the evening of Dec
eth, by P. n, r. T. Shearer: J. S
Barnes, NJ w; @. A. Lewis, Sr. w.
Jas. Erwin, Jr. W.; Geo. W Young
L Treas; Arthur HarWood, Sec'y; Z
= Strain, Sr. D.; E. E. Hoffman, Jr. D
II F. T. M. butcher, Sr. S.; "A. B. Houc
+ Jr. S.
There is to be a grand coneel
L given by Prof L. Vilale, his son an
8, two daughters at Cummings Hal
1t Tuesday evening, January ID. II
3, was the last teacher of the celebra
ed Ole Bull AS a violinist Prof. V
"a late is rarely equaled- Admission
20 Is cents. Reserved seats, IS cent
a Doors open at Z o'clock. Perform
q anee begins at s o'clock.
1t has been officially announce
that at the party at Mr.. Handy's Las
= week Doc. Wallace got the first priz
and the poor but respectable HERAI
= man stood at the foot of the class an
!, had the ''booby prize conferred c
him. That was all right, but her
after we insist on having the 'Au