Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-04-16
Get your seed at Smiths.

The residence property lately oc-
cupied by ]. H. Decker, for rent by
r. A. DAGUE.
Owing to the county alliance
meeting, last Saturday was lively
day in Phillipsburg and the square
was full Of teams and people.
Foa SALE-A large number OF
Poland China hogs Enquire of j. j.
LeCaln, at the Rock Island round
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Dague will
dispose OF their household goods at
private sale and are offering some
good bargains. Call at their resi-
deuce.
John G. Gebhart has just re-
ceived a new and elegant line of dry
goods, consisting of white goods,
founciug. etc. Call and see how
cheap you can buy a summer dress.
Last week the Oberlin mill shut
down and will not start again until
after harvest.--LATFR-They started
up again after the aid wheat was DIS
( tributed and are now running on
full time.-06erliR Eye.
Mrs. Wright has returned from a
trip to Chicago, and wishes to inform
the ladies of Phillips county that she
has bought some of the finest millin-
cry goods that has ever been shown
in Phillipsburg.
As this is the time of the year
that people are liable to charge their
place of residence, We hope they will
notify US of their postofice address
so that We may make the proper
change on our books.
viii Baker, has opened up a res
taurant in the room formerly occu-
pied by Max Fromuth, and is now
ready to serve the public with any
thing in his line. Drop in and see
how nicely he is fixed up.
There will be an examination of
teachers held at the school house, in
Phillipsburg, Kansas, on Saturday,
April 25, 1891, beginning at s o'clock,
a. m. o. L. Smith,
County superintendent.
The Phillipsburg Social Visiting
Club held one of It's parties last Sat
urday evening at the residence of
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Stretton. 1t was
given in honor of Mrs. Vogle's birth
day. Card playing was indulged in
for few hours, and then refresh
ments were served. All report a
good time.
j. II. Decker and family have
moved to Washington, Kans., where
Mr.. Decker will engage in business.
The HERALD very much regrets to
have this estimable family leave Phil
hpsburg, as both Mr.. and Mrs. Deck
er have been foremost in good works,
and it hopes that their lot may be
cast in pleasant and profitable places.
In thu Baptist church next Sun
day, the services will be conducted
by the pastor. Morning subject, ''The
Savior's willingness to drink the cup
of suffering" and the evening sub
jeet Christ Shilling the Tempest"
Services commence at IL a. m and at
7:30 p. m. The Sunday school at 10
a. m, and the Mission Band at 3 p. m.
The county Alliance met last
Saturday with 100 delegates IN at
tendance. Reports from the sub-al-
liances show that the order Is even
stronger than it was last fall, and
that the members are very enthusiast
tic in support of its doctrines. The
finances were examined and found to
be in a healthy condition. J. R.
Breakey and G. r. Robbins, with H.
Grub and w. G. Adams, as alter
nates, were chosen to represent the
county al the Hill City district meet
ing in May. Hon. P. C. Waggoner
was elected as delegate to the Cincin-
natti conference.
The presbyterians of This section
held their annual meeting in the
church at this place, the latter part
of last week, and it was well attended.
Many topics of interest to the people
of that denomination were discussed,
and much good Will result from the
meeting. The PresbyterY furnished
preachers for the various denomin-
atoms of our city last Sunday. The
Methodist church being occupied by
Mr. Walton, of Ellsworth, in the
morning, and by Mr. Talbot of
Downs In The evening. At the Bap-
fist church MIR. Aller of Norton
preached in the morning. aud ,Sir.
Bnchelder of Osborn in the evening;
while the Presbgterians we're enter
tanned by Nh. Fipps in the forenoon,
and Mr. Atkinson at night.