Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-03-05

LEO Stormfeld and Dave LairC
go to Cripple Greek tonight. e I
Sewell goes along to take care Of thu
boys.
Rev John r, Cooper Of Brush
Colo, will preach at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning anG
evening.
Hog cholera is prevailing through
the county and many people are los
ing animals. Who has q good anc
sure remedyH
"A nice fall OF snow Tuesday give
farmers considerable encouragement
and will start winter grain to grow
ing. Wheat prospects are said to BE-
splendid,
"A musical and elocutionary en-.
tertainment will be given by the Syl,
Wan Trio February 14th. 25 pei
cent. OF the proceeds will go to the
benefit Of our public schools.
--KarPs Glover Root, the great
blood purifier gives freshness and
Clearness to the complexion aud cures
constipation, rs cts, so cts, $1.OO
Sold by S. s. Fisher g. Go.
--Licence to wed has been granted
by Judge Strain to Benz, Krouse
aged 70, Susie Bowens aged IS; Bit
terinus II. Bos 20, Anna Vandevet de
Is; James Brown q, Augusta Roush
aged 18
E j Garner of the Logan Repub.
ltcGn, dropped in Monday for short
visit, Jim thinks his town the best
IN the county, and his people should
reciprocate by giving his paper a lib
eral patronage.
Olive M. Moore of Sumner town.
ship was adjudged insane by a jury
last week and was taken to the asy-
lum Monday night by Sheriff Cowan.
Her trouble is OF a nervous nature ex-
cited by attending religious meet
ings,
Miss Bertha Gebhart leaves Mon
day for st. Joseph, where she will
spend week purchasing her spring
stock of millinery goods. Those
wanting millinery goods during her
absence will please call at Gebhart
& Co.'S. store.
The county is having stone haul
ed for. the purpose of laying side
walks through the court house square.
The stone cost in the quarry SIS per
cort of 10000 pounds, and is being
hauled by persons owing on 1891
seed grain notes.
Last Friday night Miss Bell
Carman and Mr.. Murray, very sue
Cessfully conducted a spelling and
clphering match in district number
l. Miss Anna Luttman, was the VIC
torious speller, and Master Wissis
Bissell the mathematician. o."
j. B. Gaines of Plum Township,
is in Jail charged with the rape of a
daughter of Albert White, aged at
the time the alleged CRIME was
committed, twelve years. MIR. Gaines
is an uncle by marriage of the girl,
and has wife and four children.
His preliminary trial comes on March
18th.
Il. 0. Fansler, who for a long
time lived at Prairievlew, but who is
now a resident of Logan, was in the
city Monday. Mr. Fansler has open
ed a restaurant at Logan and is pre-
pared to feed all who come. AL
though but just opened, his restau-
rant is receiving a goodly custom.
Drop in and see him.
That was a sad affair which oc.
Cured IN the back part of one of our
churches last Sunday evening. A
couple Of our young ladies ~ and
some young gentlemen (D devoted
themselves to note writing and whis-
pering during the religious services.
We know that our teachers endeavor
to train them BETTER and that their
parents are supposed to be really re-
spectacle. The minister was kind
very kind, but there was something
wrong, and it WAS sad-very sad.
''Oh wad some power the gftie gle us
To see ourselves as others see us" g.
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