Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-04-05

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pleasant caller at this Office Tuesday.
Sewing machines cleaned and re-
pared by Church, the painter, Mar
vim, Kas,
Don't forget the peoples party
club meeting Saturday night. Ladies
are welcome.
Two residences and one business
house for rent, in good location. In
quire Of j, M. McNay.
Miss, Ruth Daniel finished a very
successful term OF school in the CIV.
McIlvain district last Friday.
Mrs. .. A. Pollen and two chll-
dren, of Manitou, Colo, are visiting
with the family Of DR.. Wallace.
Geo. Spauldlng is using CrutChes
at present on account of his Shetland
pony beng rather too much for him.
The preaching services at the
different churches on Sunday night
will begin at s o'clock instead OF 1880
Many strangers have been look
ing oyer our city and county the
past week with view to locating with
us.
Several interesting communica-
tons were received too late to be pub
lished this week but will appear
next.
If you want any picture frames
this spring go to fuckers gallery be-
fore the choice patterns have been
selected.
w. W. Colby, of near Kirwin, was
seeing to business in this city last
Saturday. he has just closed sue
cessful six months term of school.
Now IS the time to get your pic
lures out and have them framed ut
Fuckers gallery. He has just recelv-
ed lot Of new styles in framing ma.
terial, cheap.
E. f, Gates and wife and j. M.
McNay and wife took a short drive
into the country last Friday, and din.
ed with Mr. and Mrs. j. N. McIlvain
at their country home.
The Equal Suffrage campaign
club of this city will meet in the q.
A. r. hall next Tuesday afternoon at
2;30 o'clock. All the friends of suf-
frage are invited to be present.
Charles White and Miss Bertha
Bailey were married last Saturday at
the residence Of the brides parents in
the north part of town. The drum
corps serenRded them in the evening.
Conn & Son have greatly enlarg.
ed their store capacity and are better
prepared than eyer with a complete
stock of watches, clocks, jewely, sill
verware, etc, etc. Give them a call.
Did you see the improvement in
Conn u Sons store this week? They
have greatly enlarged their stock and
now carry the completest line Of
iewelry, silverware, watches, clocks,
etc, i'll the northwest.
g. H. Tannahill stopped in this
city yesterday as he returned home
from Kansas City, where he had been
with a car load of cattle and one of
hogs, He reports the markets good,
His cattle sold we'll and he received
4.55 for his hogs.
! IS. S. Fisher our enterprising
south side druggist, is at home again
after term at medical college in
Cincinnati. His many friends are
glad to see him back in his accustom.
ed place. After another term he will
affix M D. to his name.
John Bssell sold his 800 acre
farm, lying three miles west of town,
to Mr. Barker and his sister for $4, 800.
Mr.. BIS sister is just from the East
and is SO we'll pleased with this county
that she readily invested $4,000 in this
farm, which is one of the best in the
county.
The republican central commit
teemen held a meeting in the Dis
ratch Office in this city Tuesday, to
arrange for calling the republican
county convention, to nominate con-
gressional delegates. The number
of committeeman present was not
large, several Of the townships not