Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-01
Sweet Briar Oamp M W A

Sweet Briar Camp M. W. A.,
holds an adjourned meeting Satur-
day night for the purpose Of voting
on the question of reserve fund
Every member 10 urged to be present,
The question has been voted on by
many camps, and the prospects are
that all the propositions will be de-
feated.
The Presbytery of Osborne will
meet IN the Presbyterian church Of
Phillipsburg, Kansas, April s, at 1880
p. M, and will open with sermon by
the retiring moderator, Rev b Brown
Of Hays City, Kansas. All of the SEES
sions of the Presbytery will be open
to the public who are cordially invit-
ed to attend
j. II. Hummer has been appoint
cd local agent for the "Burgie Non-ex-
plosive Gas-light Burner" for kero-
sene lamps, The burner never burns
out you have no wicks to trim or
ehlmneys to clean The light is a
genuine gas light and is having a
big sale. Stop In at Mr.. Runners
and examine it,
On the last page of this paper
will be found list Of the assignments
made for the Methodist ministers in
this section, Rev, Rarick who has 80
acceptably filed the pulpit at this
place for year past, is retained
Rev. Rhodes goes to Lenora, and is
succeeded by Rev. o. O, Elwell. Rev.
Mann is continued in charge Of the
Phillipsburg circuit.
The Celebrated j. II. Cakes Co.,
Of Swiss Bell ringers and Vaudeville
artists will visit Phillipsburg on
Thursday evening, April 9Th, and ap-
pear at the Opra House In one of their
pleasing entertainments. Don't fail
to hear them. The musical event Of
the season. Popular prices IT, rs and
30 cents. Reserved seats now on sale
at Fisher Il Co., Drug store,
-"Those good times are edging
our way-Brainerds old brindle COW
lately had a pop calf. 1t has already
commenced kicking" Dispatch.
Old brindle cow The agricultural
editor Of the Dispatch makes bull
of it when he calls our full.blood
Jersey a brindle. Why man from
the learned way you have been talk
ing about creameries we supposed
you were up IN "G" on stock matters.
The little son Of Station Agent
Bailey had a very peculiar adventure
Monday. He started for school in
the morning, and as the storm seem
ed to get worse toward noon Mr..
Bailey drove to the school house to
take him home. He was told the
youngster had not put in an APP
pearance, and an immediate search
resulted in finding the boy stuck in
big drift where he had been siDce 8
o'clock. - Goodland Republic.
Chandler, Ok, was almost totally
destroyed by tornado Tuesday. It
was town Of 1,500 people, and was
built on hill in a thick timber and
situated fifty miles southeast Of
Guthrie. 1t was one of the most
prosperous of the territory boom
towns, but was without railway facil-
tiles. But two buildings in the bust
ness portion are left standing. They
were the Mitchell hotel and the Grand
Island grocery store. Forty dead
bodies have been taken from the wreck
and among them was that Of John
Dawson who formerly was partner
Of g. A. SpauIding, and was well
known by many Of our citizens. DR.
A. j. Wolcott who formerly resided
at Long Island is a resident Of the
town and is probably one Of the in.
jured as the dispatches say that all
Of the local physicians are wounded