Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-04-09

--Chas. Hendricks was in the city
Tuesday representing the Daily CO.
Operator published at Topeka, Kans.
Last Saturday afternoon the 3.
weeks old baby Of Mr. and Mrs. Il, A.
Smith Of Greenwood, died after a
short illness. She was buried in the
Plumer cemetery.
Mrs. O. Tadlock returned from
Jewell county this morning where
she had been visiting two brothers,
one of whom she had not seen for
forty-three years.
"A couple Of angry women enter
tanned (Y) crowd up in the north
east part Of town the other day. They
settled their troubles just as men do,
cussed and'fought.
Judge Strain licensed Weladie
Weiczerskowski and Joehannie Kor-
sukeEworz to wed, the other day, and
then took q day off trying to pro-
nounce these names.
We are IN receipt Of a letter from
N. B. Burge in which he says that it
| will be impossible for him to fill his
appointment for the 14th, owing to
business engagements.
j. B. Tlllinghast of Greenwood,
haslmoved to Connecticut. While he
has left he does not consider that he
has gone for good. In about a year
he will probably come back.
The people of Norton are to be
congratulated upon having Mr.. See
with them during the coming year, as
he is one of the solid men on the min
isterial force Of the district
B. +. Cannon gathered up about
all the mules in the northeast part of
the township, brought them to town
and used them to grade up the street
in front of his home Saturday.
For RENT;-One ring made for
skating rink; as good as new, never
been used; can be used for a circus
ring or with the addition of water as
a fish pond. Apply to Jacob Nipps.
"A temperance writer calls for 100
thousand boy babies to fill up the
vacancy made by like number Of
druukards who died last year. What
are you doing dear sister to help gil
out the quota2
Miss Eta V. Ferren closed very
successful six month term of school
at Pleasant View, district No. 6 April
LIST, with an entertainment which was
appreciated very much by the parents
and friends Of the school. M. d.
Senator Baker is trying to have
the next War ship named kansas"
The people in this section would be
glad to have the ship stationed in the
Solomon, to keep the British ships
from coming up. Deer Greek in case
of war.
About the first Of May John
Dawson will close his gallery as bust
ness does not warrant hum in keeping
1t open. Mr.. D. will probably go to
Illinois. He will be greatly missed
in musical circles where he has been
very prominent
w. T. Cowan was over at Kirwin
Tuesday, and informs us that the
people of that place are very much
worked up over the gold mines that
gre supposed to exist IN that vicinity.
A gang Of men has been put to work
digging for gold.
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An effort is being made to Or
ganize a brass band made up Of play
ers from KlrwiD, Agra, Smith Center,
Phlllipsburg and other near points.
The plan is to have a band Of twenty
six men, and to give concerts at the
several towns to keep up expenses.
"A movement is on foot in Logan
to have the government establish a
daily mail between that place and
Prsirievlew. The project should re-
ceive the united support of all the
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