Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-03-28


Grandma Gibson, Of Belmont, Is very sick.
o. e, Johnston has had two days siege with
the grip.
co. Wilcox, OF Long Island, was in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. John Bisaoll, Of Klrwin, is in ocity for
weeks visit.
Elmer Strain Ia down In Washington comfy
visiting relatives,
Probate Judge Don Carlos is in Topeka for
two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, @. Gobhart made flying trip
to Nebraska last week.
Ex-Prohate Judge Friant was In town yester.
day, getting ready for farm work,
j. A. shattuck and II, @. wey, of Kirwin, we're
In the city on business trip Tuesday
Mrs. M. T EdlCk and Mrs E. Hartman, OF
Downs, visited their son and daughter.ln-law
Sunday.
Rev. Aindman, Of Phillipsburg, was In the city
yesterday, being examined by the pension board.
Pioneer.
Elmer johnson, who was a candidate for super.
intendent last fall, has gone to the Strip on a
land seeking EXPEDITION.
Moody Couch and Aaron LaEar, Of Phillipsburg
were in Agra few minutes last Tuesday evening
between trains, Agra News,
Jacob Thompson, OF Bow Creek township, was
In the city today. He was fortunate enough TO
raise some $1,000 bushels of corn last year.
Mrs, 3. D. Hicken,ooper, OF Chester, was in the
city Sunday, visiting with John Gebhart's iamI.
ly. She has sold out at Chester and 10 going to
Iowa,
Mrs, @, e. Nelson is taking a vacation from
household cares, and putting In the time with q
severe attack Of the fashionable ailment, Ia
grippe.
Ed. Cox, at one time resident Of this town
but now one Of the editors of the Plainville Jour
nal, was In town yesterday and Is just as good
looking as OF old.
Rev. and Mrs. A. N. See and daughter, are in
Salina this week, attending the wedding Of their
son. Next week they go to Lincoln to the Con-
ference. 1t is probable that Mr.. See viii be 70.
turned to this point for another year.
Charley Turner, who has been down In Arkan.
sas for the past two weeks, returned home last
Sunday evening. Charley says there Is as much
difference between this state and that country, as
the Heavens are above the earth, Agra News.
-Shiloh's Cure, the great cough
and Group cure is in great demand.
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses
only 25c. Children love it. Sold by
s. s. Fisher & %. 2
The base Of Ayers Hair Vigor is
a refined and delicate fluid, which
does not soil or become rancid by ex-
posure to the air, and which ls as per-
feet substitute for the oil supplied
by nature in youth and health, as
modern chemistry can produce.
Success is the reward Of merit"
not of assumption. Popular appre-
citation is what tells in the long run.
For fifty years, people have been
using Ayers Sarsapsrills, and today
1t is the blood purifier most in favor
with the public. Ayers Sarsaparills
cures,
In another column we print a
article written by B. Brown, of o.
borne, and printed in the Osborne
Farmer, that is worth careful read
ing and consideration. A. w. Rob-
ertson is we'll acquainted with the
writer, and says that he ls very sue
cessful farmer.
%. L. Vandewater has brought
suit against The Agra State Bank for
81, 400 damages. Some time ago the
bank had Mr.. Vandewater arrested
for selling mortgsged property, but
failed to make the suit stick, and now
has suit for false imprisonment on
Its hands.
Kansas City suffered a disastrous
fire Sunday night, in which million
and half dollars worth Of property,
fully insured went up in smoke, and
run of in the shape of grease. A
pile OF hams and side meat thirty feet
high and covering twenty-five thous-
and square feet of space helped to
make the fire hot.
The meanest man in the world,
according to the Minneapolis Messen'
ger, lives in Ottawa county. A far
mer's horse got loose the other night
and a neighbor took the animal up
and tied him in his barn. When the
owner was notified the next morning
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