Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-13

corn very good.
E. +. Horns has been appointed
solicitor for the st. Joe NelCs.
Dave Clark leaves Monday for a
prospecting trip through the strip.
Walter Darlington of Concordla,
is in town looking after his many In
terests here.
Frank Smith is erecting a barn
at his residence to replace the one de-
stroyed by fire recently.
Mrs. Mitchell of Logan, will open
a millinery establishment inthe build
ing next to Chas Dlckey's, soon.
Mrs. Frank Smith is expected
home in about two weeks from o visit
in Illinois. Her mother will accom-
pany her.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. James
Woods, Tuesday morning, a girl,
Jim is as happy as little boy with
his first pair of red-topped boots,
George panforth did not pur-
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chase the job Office in Colorado
Springs as reported, but expects to
take in the Worlds fair next week.
Quite a number Of water consum-
ers are having the city water cut off,
owing to the inability OF the system
to supply them with the water they
want
-Christoph Veeh Of Waldmans-
hofen, Germany, who has been visit
ing relatives here, left for his home
Tuesday. He was accompanied by
his brother, George Veeh, as far as
Chicago
-Phlllpsburg is coming to the
front, as we now have man milliner.
Chas. Mccormick, at the postoflice, is
prepared to fit the ladies out with che
latest fashions of headgesr. Give
him call.
July 81, Demorest medal con.
test at Hillside, Program common
ces at s o'clock p. m, Contest will be
postponed to first favorable evening
thereafter If the evening of the 3lst
should be rainy.
You cannot afford to carry your
own risk or pay two prices for your
insurance, but if you will call on Nc
Kay Il Lowe you can get good prop
erty insurance; also insurance against
hail at 64 cents per acre at time of in.
surfing.
July q, 1898, is the date set fol
Demorest medal contest to be helc
at picnic in Plummer's grove, speak
ing to commence at 2 o'clock p. m. Il
the weather is not favorable contest
will be postponed until first favorable
day thereafter, excepting Saturday.
1t is said that Attorney Genera
Little ADVISES cities to license theil
JOINTS, as the only solution Of thu
problem under the present fnancia
strain. The Attorney General hal
probably overlooked the fact that tn,
Supreme Court has said this coulG
not be done.
Blind Boone, the musical genius
is equally at home in the gay, the
plaintive and the stirring. At one
time under his deft fingers the in.
strument seemed to be shaken with
laughter, and at another time dis.
solved in grief and bathed in tears
But his imitation of a storm-the
Marshfeld tornado-how shall it be
described? Language fails in the at.
tempt.-ChGthdm Planet. At opera
house, Friday evening, July 2S.
DIR. H. Wallace of Phlllipsburg,
Kans., at which place he Is physical,
and surgeon for the Rock Island, nnas
returned from a trip down 70 t5e
Duke city and is once more G.soionrn.
or at the hotel on the t.ill He 10
quoted as saying that Albuquerque Is
just three miles from hell and not q
foot farther!-LaS Vegas optic.
While it may be fact that the
Doctors health is not so good as
formerly, it can be seen from the
above that he has lost none of that
intensity of expression for which he
is noted.
Mr.. Phillip Smith Of Chicago,
ILL.,, and Miss Adah Bailey of Phillips,
burg, Kan, were married at Ii O'Clock