Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-07-28
If You have to have 8 loan on

sell has made loans every month IN p
the last two years, and is still prepar-
ed for good loans on short notice.
George SpauldinR has purchased
Shetland pony and cart to match
for the use Of his babies. It Is ru-
mored that hIr. Spaulding may 60
into the horse BUSINESS exclusively.
Handy 4 Cocan now be found at
@. H. Lefhngwelrs old stand with an
immense stock of all kinds of goods
and are knocking them all out on
low prices. Go. and see them and
they will do you good.
An American paper says that
church in the town Of Bergen, Nor
way, is built entirely of paper. It
can seat /, 600 people in comfort and
has been, rendered waterproof by
solution of quicklime, curdled milk
and white of eggs.
Billy Hagsdorn, for the past four
years an employee of the Pioneer
Bulletin, leaves this evening for-Phil-
lipsburg where he accepts position
on the Herald. Billy is a good,
steady young man, and will be a
credit to the fraternity up there
Smith County Journal.
Don't be discouraged about that
eczema till you have gwen Ayers
Sarssparilla a persistent trial. Six
bottles of this medicine cured the
complaint for George S. Thomas of
Ada, OHIO, when all other remedies
failed to afford any relief.
ALI the agents of the Rock Island
between Goodland and Fairbury and
between Manhattan and Belleville
met at the latter place yesterday with
Mr.. Sebastian, General Passenger
Agent, to consider matters pertaining
to the passenger. department. Mr..
Bailey of this place was one Of the
number.
The Sunday School Convention
of week was not SO largely attended
as it might well have been, but de-
spite the excessive heat and the lack
of the inspiration Of numbers" some
excellent discussions were enjoyed.
Those who attended feel more. the
. Importance and needs of s. S. work
and were helped to some suggestive
methods of advancing it.
William Barnes of Granite, is an
inmate Of the county hot box for the
/ term of sixty days as a punishment
for stealing a lot of celluloidTingS, OF
which he had about 200 in his pos
! session, supposed to have been stolen
from different people. Justice Hill:
ton, before whom he was tried, taxed
; up against him also fine of $40, and
costs of 1920.
: The Good Tempiars, last Tues
day evening, elected the following Of
fcers for the ensuing term: P. @. T.
G. II. Tucker; G. T., VIM. KinKsry
V. T., Ruth Daniel; Chaplain, Mrs
G. II. Tucker; Secy. Mollle Besuvsis
Asst, Charles Mccormick; F. S.
Floyd Dlckey; Treas. Rose Young
@ Supt. Juv. Temp, Fife Klngery
Marshal, Miss Mlllard; Deputy. Mis-
l. Marley; Guard, Miss Bennett; Sen
n final, Frank Pratt; Organist, Lilli
Mccormick. A public installation
will be held Monday evening next, +
which all are invited.
.. Last Thursday evening Mr.. ant
d Mrs. William Stretton entertained
number of the young people of Phi
lipsburg at cards in honor OF Mis-
. Clara Werst of st. Joe. The svenln
was spent in playing progresslV
Might've until about IL O'Clock, ate
n' which refreshments were served, COZ
sisting Of ice cream, cake, Lemonade
etc. Those present were Mr.. an
y Mrs. I. 81. Rogers, the Misses Gussi
at Young. Jennie O'Conner, Bessie Bel
r net, Clara and Cora Werst an
le Messrs. Mccormick, Smith, Dawson
n Danforth. Fisher and O'Conner.
" The quarterly meeting Of Il
Phillips County F. A. & I. q. met
tn Cummings Hall on last Tuesday. Jud
We ing from the number of teams In Il
al. city and the crowds on the sire
'ss there was large attendance. w.
Dr. Adams of Marvin was elected Pres
Oh dent; @. r. Robbins, Vice Prealder
G. w. Hays, Secretary A. F. Steven
0e Lecturer; T. A Boswell, Asst LIE
"a turer; A. II. Moses, Chaplin; z.
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