Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-08-20

Jacob NIpps received notice this
morning that he had been granted a
pension OF S6 per month, from the lst
Of last March.
lightning struck the residence Of
Mrs. M. McC. Ewart at Logan yes
terday morning, and tore upthe build
ing considerably.
-J. v. Haas was in Saturday, for
the first time IN several days, as he
has been kept at homo by a severe at
tack Of sickness.
The Great Syndicate Show that
went through this section has gone on
the rocks at Wooster, Ohio. The
show ls just about played out.
--Ritner Smith jr. returned from
his trip to Kansas City and Fl. Scott
last Thursday evening. He ls glad
to get back to Phillipsburg again.
Mics Flora AIbaugh who has been
very sick for week past is slowly get
ting better, and her friends hope to see
her regain her usual state Of health.
Jessie Staples Of Belmont town
ship is getting up club for the Tole-
do Blade. She has worked hard and
has secured about sixty subscribers.
"A. w. Robertson is putting down
a stone side walk in front Of his bust.
ness property, an improvement that
is needed In front of several other
places.
Judge STRAIN married on the IL,
Chas. Norton and Mary COckroft; j.
s. ROLAND and Alice Randolph; and
on the 10Th, Robert Addie and Matte
Blank.
An abundance Of rain during the
past week, helps corn ont in great
shape, and fixsS things just so that
next year we will have q big small
grain crop.
Rev. Mr.. RsrriCk and q portion
of his family started for Downs Mop
day, in covered wagon. They tool
q tent with them, and will camp by
the roadside.
The second nine Of this place ant
Kirwin played q good game OF ball a
this place Tuesday. The score was
TO 3 in favor Of Kirwin. O. O. NippI
umplred the game.
Upon compliant Of W. W. Wsg
onor, Samuel Killebrew, of Long Is
land township, was arrested for dis
orderly conduct. His hearing come
off on August "a.
A car load OF lime.
A car load Of cedar shingles.
A car load Of white pine.
just received by the Central Lum
Der Company.
w. r. Myers Of Smith count!
will be saCnfced upon the politica
altar, as he has been nominated b,
the republicans for state senator from
the 40th district.
C. A. Lewis put in yesterday re
pairing damages to his house caused
by a bolt Of Lightning. A Gimme!
knocked down, and q hole in the roo
was the extent Of the damage.
George Young left Tuesday TO
an extended trip through the south
He expects TO send portion Of hi
: family south for the winter, and j
looking for location for them.
"A lot Of youths put on their has
-. ball pants Monday, and went down t,
Marvin, where an assorted lot o
boys, youths and men beat them
game Of ball to the tune Of "A to II
A broken axle on No. 81 OF Fri
day last caused tho smashing up o
seven freight cars near Dellvale, th
first station west Of Norton. No on
hurt, and traffic was delayed bat
few hours.
"A. B. Dixon and Miss Myrtl
Rsyburn were married on the 18th
by Rev. d. johnson. Mr.. Dixon is
sterling young man, and we wish 70
him and his bride all the most posi-
8 bic happiness.
) IN. B. Mccormick, the next con
gresham from this district, starte
B this morning ON trip through pol
! ton Of the district. He goes west o.