Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-12-23
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smith was lad up with a badly cut
wrist.
Mrs. DR., Wallace returned Sat.
urday evening from an extended visit
with friends in the eastern portion of
the state.
The heavy snow OF last week is
about all gone, and the fields Of
wheat and rye are as consequence
we'll wet up.
W W Reynolds, register OF deeds
elect, expects to move to town on
Tuesday next and will live in the
Sewell house.
On Friday night, January 7,
1897, the A. o. U. W. and D. OF H.,
will hold joint installation services. -
All members are urged to be present.
ANY one wishing to buy farm
will do we'll to see j. B. Tlllinghast
Of Hillside, as he is very anxious to
sell before going east again.
"A dance was held in Gebhart's
hall last night, that was attended by
a good crowd. Another party is ar
ranged for to be held in about two
weeks.
Frank Locksrd Of Norton and g
NJ. Stratton Of Clay Center, both
prominent republican politicians we're
IN the city on personal business Tues
day evening.
Thomas O'Connor of Marvin, the
father Of Mrs L. ]. Herzog Of this
city, is seriously i'll at his home. He
is man Of sixty years, and most
estimRble citizen.
The Rock Island has commenced
securing its ice crop, and has big
gang at work on the Prairie Dog at
Athena cutting ice for the Goodland
house The present warm spell is
hard on ice.
The city was filed with holiday
shoppers today. Quite a number of
people came in for the groceries they
purchased of the Omaha travellers,
who took some 200 orders averaging
about ten dollars each.
The postoffice will he closed on
Saturday, December Is, (Uhristmss
Day. from 10 o'clock a. m. until S
O'Clock p. m All persons will please
take notice and govern themselves &C.
CordinGly. JNo @ ROYCE, P. NJ.
The skimming station is now
getting about 1880 pounds of milk
on every other day. The station at
Stuttgart is taking in 3 100 pounds in
the same time. Eighteen cents was
the price paid for butter fats in No.
vember.
Foreman hacey and a big gang
Of men are at work building an lce
house, putting in q new turn table,
fixing up the cesl chute, and raising
the water tank about four inches so
as to ill the tanks Of the big engines.
The Atchison Champion has il
that the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
is about to secure possession Of the
Central Branch. This is one of the
big systems of the east and 1t would
extend the Central Branch west to
Denver.
The stock belonging to the late
A. Vega was invoiced this week and
sold to L Somers for $3.50. The new
owner has placed D. s. Msxson and
Ben Barrett in charge and will run
the business on the same lines as did
Mr.. Vega.
20. E. Johnston has purchased q
safe formerly used in the Dispatch
Office, and has it at his store for the
preservation OF his books in case oil
FIRE. We would imagine newspaper
safe to be somewhat of a "hoodoo" &C
far as money is concerned.
Railroad business is very brisk
just now. Yesterday four Cos and
three CTS went over the line, while
today promises as much. Just now
there is a cut in freight rates and
business is abnormaIly heavy. The
low rate runs out in about q week.
-Mrs.T. H. Hawking, Chattanooga
Tenn, says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved
my life, consider it the best remedy
for debilitsted system l ever used"
For dyspepsia, liver and kidney