Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-03-01

W. We SNAbJ Va AONA 1910 wal
was in the Burg Saturday last.
Link Nipps is acting as city mar
shall in the absence of Dave Klose.
Mrs G. w. Ward is in st. JOS
eph this week buying, millinery goods.
Our schools celebrated Was hing
toms birthday by appropriate Oxer"
cises.
The high school literary m Gets
each Friday evening at the school
house.
Err. Daniel was doing business
IN the thirty ing little city Of Agra yes
terday.
Uncle Henry Ferrett of Logan,
was doing business in this city last
Thursday
Prof. Riste has moved into the
residence of A. III. Pearson, in the
northeast part of the city.
This Rescue Hose Company Is
arrangi ng for grand ball to be CIV
en- in this city Friday, March 16.
Rev. j. II. Stewart of Kenslng-
ton, IGas., former editor of the Good
land Republic, was in his city last
Saturday.
david Klose Is in Fort Scott at
tending the Grand Lodge A, o. U.
w., as representative of the lodge at
this place.
If you want to buy a +, wm call
on or write to William Bliss oil, who
&c n offer you good bargains on favor
a ole terms.
"A card from:Rev G. D. Sc llers
announces that he will be at HON to-
morrow evening and will preach at
the court house Sunday morning and
evening, March 4.
Rev. Theo. Bracken Of Wake an
ey, Kansas, preached two very able
and interesting sermons in the Pres
byterlan church in this city, Tuesday
and Wednesday evening IS.
20. Fl. Edgecombe and wife, rep
resenting the Marvin Post G. A Il.
and W. r. O.. and William BisseJ.l,
representing the Philllpsburg Pos t.,
attended tb 9 annual encampment ut
Newton last week.
-G. W. Ward is the agent for
the 70 rm department of the Continent
tai Insurance Company of New York.
an'., attends to the adjustment of farm
10 sses. His office is at his home in
'2hillipsburg, Kansas.
| Mckay & Lowe have a few
farms for sale in this county on ten
years time, one-tenth cash, 6 per cent
interest; and we will take one-half of
each crop raised as payment on the
purchase price of the land,
Hon W. G, DonCarlos came down
from Colby Sunday morning feeling
rather indisposed, and has since been
very sick. He is much improved at
present, and it sincerely hoped that
he may soon be out again.
Mrs. L. r. Wright, the miIliner,
will hold special carpet sale 1T her
store in the Kratz building. Sale to
begin next Monday. All who desire
bargains in carpets of all kinds will
do well to attend this sale.
Married, at the court house in !
this city Tuesday afternoon, February
", Thomas Brown and Miss Eliza
beth E. Fish, both of Phillpsburg,
Probate Judge Friant officiating.
The HERALD offers congratulations.
B. A. Patten, general agent of
the Kansas Loan Company, has about
twenty farms in this county for rent
or sale. Those desiring to rent or
purchase good farms will do we'll to
see Stinson & Stinson, who have
charge of them.
Felix Kahn and wife arrived in
this city from Norton Tuesday even
ing, whence they had gone first on
their return from Europe They will
make their home In this city, occupy
ing the D. H. Bennett property. Mrs.
Kahn, like her husband, is a native
of Alsace, and comes to this country
for the first time. The people of
PhillIpsburg extend to them " 1 J
come as citizens of ourcity.