Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-12-05
Tho maid had been to cycle school,
Aud thought she'd learn TO ride,
But found the pavement activer
Than any floor shed tried
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latest novelties in his line for the holi-
day trade. Next door to post-ofice,
Mr. and Mrs. Tooker gave an in.
formal "house warming" Monday
night, that was attended by a number
Of their friends. They now occupy
both buildings and use the lower
story of one for meals, and the other
for lunch counter and residence.
1T has leaked out that Ed Page
is soon to wed an Osborne county
lady. This is confidential. Athena
Plaindealer.
That's our Ed, and as the Plain
dealer is reputed to be a truthful
sheet, it must be 80.
--lsiah Bennett who was for some
years a resident Of this county died at
his home at Ravenswood, West Va,
on Saturday, November 23, aged
seventy.seven years, Mr.. Bennett
has two sons here Abram and New
ton, and many old acquaintance.
Last Thursday evening ], NJ.
McNsy was favored with a call from
some fourteen young ladies, who came
to bid him good bye. Mao always
was favorite with the ladies, some Of
whom seem TO still entertain a tender
regard for him
Quite a number of farmers "chip.
ped" in and had Smith Centre man
buy them Car Of coal, claiming that
they saved money by the deal. Next
time you want car of coal on the
same plan try some home man and
see il you can't get twenty-five cent
per ton better deal,
French & Hahnenkratt are ex.
tending their store room to the full
length of their lot, and will give up
the south room they now occupy. O
Il. Johnston, who owns the room thus
vacated will move it four feet south
and fit it up for his furniture stock
A few more moves and the north and
east side will almost be vacated.
To the members of Phillipsburp
Post No n q. A. r.. Dept of Kansas
You are hereby respectfully notified
that the annual election of the officers
of this Post will take place on the I'll
day of December, 1896, at 1880 p. m
ALI members of the Post are earnestly
requested to be present
W. II. PRATT, Post Commander.
RITNER SMITH, Adjutaut.
Last Saturday John GsrbersoD
a young and inventatiVe genious
while experimenting with q pile driv.
or he had constructed came near get.
ting his head smashed in, for as be
was adjusting a pile, the main block
at the top Of the driver broke loose
and coming down distance OF four
teen feet, struck Master John on the
side Of the head, He was laid up
for two or three days.
Doctor d. d. Haggard, formerly
pastor OF the Baptist church Of this
place, was in the city over Tuesday.
That night he delivered a lecture in
the church which he built on "Camp-
life in Yellowstone Park" It was very
clever. DR.. Haggard was recently
stationed in South Dakota; his wife is
the daughter Of William Bissell OF
PhIllipsburR. Morton Champion.
The convention Of the Christian
churches of the sixth district of Kan
sas, will be held at Stockton, Deem
her 10, II, and L. r. r.. Dungsn Of
Ootner University, W. H. Waggener,
Helen Il. Moses and j. II, Bauser.
man, together with other prominent
persons will be present and take part
in the work of the convention. A
pleasant and profitable session rs
expected.
The HERALD and the Kansas
Farmer $1.80
The HERALD and Demorests Mag
GSine for $780,
The Kansas Farmer to HERALD