Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-06-17

w. FL. Boughton has built a good
sized addition to his home.
DIR. Raffiugton will be in bus office
afternoons only, until further notice
Miss Cora B. Miller OF the Crane
Publishing Company Of Topeka, is in
the city today.
Persons pastunng stock south Of
town will be charged fifty cents per
month. VIM BIssELL.
Lard five cents per pound in fifty
pound lots. Kettle rendered and the
best made, at Dunn & Duvall's.
Rev. H. M. ShoCkley will preach
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning at II O'clock. Subject,
1.-TWO Chances" All invited.
Abe Whitaker has purchased q
house that stood just north of Chas.
Dickey's and moved it to near John
Ferguson's, and is fitting it up for a
homo.
-Ksrl's Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear you complexion,
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as bell. Csc, &c., and
$1OO. Sold by s. S. Fisher & Go. 2
-MisG Nina Belle Clark, daughter
OF Perry J. CLARK Of Mankato is Wis.
ltinR her grand parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. d. CLARK and also Mr.. and Mrs.
R. r. McAuley Of Phillipsburg and
other relatives.
What success have our farmers
had with sub-soilIng' We would be-
pleased TO have reports. w. Il, Nor
gan Of Crystal tells us that the poor
est wheat on the road between his
home and town is on sub.soiled
ground,
John Mcdonald will lecture on
Robert Burns at Kirwin before the
Normal on Friday evening, June 10.
Mr.. Mcdonald grew up in the neigh
borhood WHARF Burns lived, and
probably knows more of him than
any other American.
The republican Climb Of this city
held a meeting Tuesday eve ming, and
selected John @. Royce, O. A. Lewis
and W. 7. Cowan as delegates to the
state meeting, and r. A. Porter, N.
Polling and D. D. Smith as alternates.
Not many were out.
Charles Kearns came near get.
ting hurt Saturday for as he was
about to empty a four ton dump full
of coal into the pit of an engine,
the stuff broke loose and came down
on hun. Aside from q few bruises
he came out unhurt.
Great big soaking rains during
the past week have started crops
heavenward. Wheat, rye, and oats,
that were almost dead have revived
and prospects are that a good yield
of these grains will be secured. Corn
has madv rapid strides, and is in ele-
giant shape. The first crop Of alfalfa
has been secured aud great stocks
OF this redeemer are seen on many
farms.
The people Of Goodlsnd are
awakening to the fact that skim.
ming station at their place would be
good thing. So last week they
sent out a committee headed by @.
F. Weber, mayor, and made mp Of
I. P. Leonard, q. N. Millesock, e.
]. Scott, and e. Thomson, to visit
Dresden, PhillipSburg, and Belle
vile, and see what they could dis
cover. The committee was here on
Monday, and made many inquiries
regarding the skimming business.
One Of the most enjoyable enter
tainments ever given in this city was
that by the W. r. O. on Monday even.
ing last at the opera house. The
music both instrumental and vocal
was very fine, and was we'll received
by the large audience. A dialogue
between Misses Hahnenkrstt and
briggs put the audience in q good
humor, while the local hits in the
farce were good, without being often.
Sive. After the program an ice cream |
festival was held. The total receipts |
Of the night were about $500.
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