Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-07-22

settle their account
@. M, Cole.
New wheat is rolling in, and
would II dry grade two, but the late
rains have so wet up the shocks that
it goes but three. There is a differ
ence Of two cents In grades.
F, O. johnson IS receiving many
very complimentary notices from the
press of the district He has not decid
ed just what to do about the appoint
ment, but is investigating the j,b.
w. w. MARBLE of the Kansas
Creamery Company met with the
directors OF the skimming station on
Tuesday afternoon, and talked over
matters regarding the leasing of the
station.
Mics Maude briggs leaves this
evening for visit Of several months
With an aunt In Milton, Iowa. Her
absence will be greatly felt IN must
cal and social CIRCLES, in which she
was always an active participant.
Rev. II. NJ. Shockley will preach
in the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath morning at the usual hour.
There will be a popular meeting in
the evening for the young people, at
8 O'Clock. Let everybody come and
bring their gospel songs.
The GUAM Brothers outfit has
been in the neighborbood Smelling out
corn for Bickford & Son. They are
prepared to shell or thresh, and hav-
ing the best OF machinery guarantee
satisfaction. Address them at Mar
vim.
The jolly girls met with Nina
Rafington July 20, after the regular
order Of business a short program
was rendered. Miss Josie Woods IN
vited the club to hold their next meet.
ing, July 20, with her in the form Of
basket picnic.
Byron Boughton dropped in on
his people last night from Rochester,
N. Y, where he has been employed
in a real estate Office. He reports
business very quiet as people of the
east take matters easy during the hot
weather.
1t has been so long since Theo.
Smith has had a baby in his family
that he hardly knows what to do with
a little miss who put in an appearance
this morning. He has her on exhibit
ton at the store. She is a little cross
eyed, but fills most excellently her
appointed place.
The Downs celebration comes oil
next Tuesday, and a large number
contemplate going down from here,
The fare from Marvin for the round
trip is 81 80. Two games Of ball are
arranged for, Kirwin vs.. Smith Cen
ter, and Atchison vs.. Topeka 60
down and root" for Klrwin.
The Fox's will be at the opera
house Friday and Saturday evenings,
July % and "a, and give each evening
one OF their grand entertainments
Admission 10 cents. The Cumber-
land NetUS says.
THE entertainment gwen by the
Fox's at Green's hall, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights was we'll liked by
all who attended. Everyone laughed
until their sides we're sore at the
comic comedian, Eddie Fox. We
credit the Fox's as being an honest
show company and cheerfully re.
commend them as such to the pub
liz"
-Ksrls Glover Root, the great
blood purifier gives freshness and
clearness to the complexion and cures
constipation, rs cts, so cts, $1.00.
Sold by s. s. Fisher & Go. /
THE harvest now on is the best we
have had in five years. But Tor the
host Of grasshoppers it would be the
best we have ever had, perhaps, and
it becomes with our farmers a serious
question as to what means can or
should be taken to rid themselves Of
this affection. The variety Of hoppers
we have are the worst. They seem
to be an Rdmixture Of the Rocky
Mountain locust and our native hop
per with the worst characteristics Of
both species. Our alfalfa fields have
been rayaPed by these rayenous erea-