Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-11-11

ANIMATION recently. The board meet
Saturday to finish up the work grad
ing the papers.
r.. Frank Stinson is taking quit,
an extended trip through eastern Ne
braska and Kansas, touching Beatrlc,
on the north and TT. Scott on thu
4outh,
The city and railroad company
have joined forces and have bull
culverts 80 as to carry of the water
from the bitches north Of the O. r.. I
& p. house.
Irving Mcdowell, Harry Smms,
and perhaps others, will make up a
train load Of cattle and hogs for The
Kansas City market They expect to
ship about the 22l,
"A man from up near Long Island
was in Monday and wanted to arrest
a neighbor for as he claimed attmept.
ed poisoning Of the compliments fam
lily. AS the county attorney was ont OF
town, no papers were issued
e. b Sewell has moved back 10
Kansas, and is travelling for a hard
ware firm. He has moved to Topeka,
and became a resident of that city.
Mr.. Sewell's many friends in this
section will be glad TO bear of his
good fortune.
The case OF the State against A
D, Chester and wife, which was heard
at Cuba, Kansas, was thrown out Ct
court by the justice who declared that
the law requiring Six months to
elspse before divorce became abso.
lutte, to be unconstitutional.
The Blind Boone Concert Com.
pany will give an entertainment at
the Opera House on Saturday eve
nIng, Tickets on sale at VanCleave
81 Co.'s. The company has been here
before and has good reputation as
having first class performers.
DIR A, P. Sawyer: Dear Sir: /
have been suffering with sick head
ache for long time. / used your
Family Cure and now am entirely
relieved, 1 would not do without
curry medicine, Mrs. g. A. Miller, Mt
Morris, Ills. For Sale by s. s. Fisher
1t is said that an antitrust law
passed by the Kansas Legislature last
winter is unconstitutional. The leg
islature of New York passed q similar
law recently, and it has been deolar.
ed unconstitutional by a New York
court. 1t seems 10 be a difficult task
to pass law against trusts that will
stand.
The kaleidoscope entertainment
at the Presbyterian church Friday
and Saturday evenings was a very
pleasing exhibition OF the wonders OF
Mr.. EdIson's invention. Several pic
lures were shown, the BLACK Dla.
mond" and the Lone Fisherman"
being especially good. Tue show was
we'll patronized.
The Smith Center Pioneer SAWS
that for the first time since 1874, the |
advertisement of j. s. Mcdowell does
not appear in this paper, as he has
gone out OF business" The captain
has weathered grasshoppers and
drouth, bat prosperity" was too
much for him, and 80 rather than
to be worked to death he closed out
his stock and retired from business.
School report of district No. 81, for
month ending Oot 90 1897: Mum
Der Of days taught, 10; number of
pupils enrolled, 20; average daily
attendance, IS Those not absent
nor tardy, Ethel Ostrsnder, Pearl
and Gussie Smith, Fred Michaelson,
Willie and JOHNNIE Burst,
Eva and Josie Robinson and Francis
Mitchell. LAURA s. CRUDE,
Teacher.
The ladies Of the w. O. T. U. aud
other friends held regular meeting
asst Tuesday at the residence of Mrs.
Fl. Granger. When the business
hour was over, like so many children,
he guests did not seem inclined to
20 home but actually insisted upon
staying to supper. At six o'clock the
lost aud hostess were invited to par
AXE of daintily prepared lunch OF
sandwiches, meats, pickIes, jsllies,
ruits, cakes, etc. The surprise was
Report Of school district No
"A, for the month ending November
}: Number Of pupils enrolled IA;
lumber of days taught, 20, with a
rood average daily attendance -
Names of those who have done per-