Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-02-22

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The Kansas Farmer to HERALD
for so cents.
VIM. McIlvain IS assisting VIM,
Bissell in bringing his abstract books
up to date.
Mrs. Thornton Of Marvin, wife Of
the county clerk. has been very sick
for the past week.
Call at Gebhart & Co.'s for cloth
ing, oyercoats, ladies' coats, etc, at
strictly wholesale prices to close.
j. T. Morse IS in Topeka attend
ing the State Bankers Association,
which is in session at that place.
The Central Lumber Company
keeps the best coal in the market for
the money. Give them trial order,
. R. A. Handy and wife will 60 up
to Lincoln, next Tuesday, to attend
Masonic banquet to be held there at
that time.
If you want to buy farm call
on or write to William Bissell, VINO
can offer you good bargains on favor
able terms.
To-day is Washington's birthday
and it seems that Phlllipsburg has not
patriotism enough to fling a single
flag to the breeze.
w. D. Clark and wife returned a
short time ago from a visit with their
son in the Indian Territory. Mr.. q.
speaks very highly of that country.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barker, Tuesday, February 20, girl.
George is handing around the cigars
to HIS friends IN honor Of the event.
Link Nipps has purchased the
old Minnehaha 'bus and looks quite
dignifed as he sits on the drivers
seat fourishing his whip and holding
the lines.
The Marvin schools will hold an
entertainment this Thursday evening
IN honor of Washington's birthday,
consisting of recitations, readings,
speeches, music, etc.
Volume l, No. 2 of the Leaven-
worth Independent, is the latest upon
our table. The paper is issued every
Sunday morning and is edited and
owned by James f. Legate.
The HERALD received q commu-
nication this week entitled "Phylo-
genesis. The author however for
got to give his name, and hence it
was necessarily consigned to the
waste basket.
Married, at the court house, Sat
urday, February II, Frank Adams
and Miss Mona Taylor, both of this
city, Probate Judge Friant officiating.
The HERALD extends congratulations,
The statement in the HERALD OF
last week regarding Taylor Hattou
was incorrect. Mr. Hatton has been
heard from in the past few days and
is reported as being we'll and hearty.
-Hunzlnger & Mustgrove have
opened a shop in the building for
merly occupied by William Douglass,
where they are prepared to do black
smithing, horseshoeing and general
repairing at reasonable prices.
We learn that the man frozen to
death in Oklahoma, mentioned by the
HERALD last week, was not James
Mullican Of this county, as was feared
when the report was first received
but was another man named Null
gan.
"A surprise party was given Miss
Fife Kingery at her fathers residence
last Friday evening by the young
people of the town. There were
about ten or fifteen of her friends
present, and a very pleasant evening
was spent. Taffy pulling and pop
corn we're among the amusementt
and an elegant lunch was served later
IN the evening.
"A suit for damages is being trled
before Justice Scott in this city to
day, in which G. W. Williams il
plaintiff and Albert and William
Still are defendants. The damages
are asked for timber and hay de
stroyed by fire, alleged to have
heen set out by Albert Still. G. A