Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-10-14
Agency north side sbuare.


first class dentist probably stood in
the way Of the visitors.
DIR. Kirschner, and Chief Cain oil
the st. Joseph. fire department came
up yesterday and pressing DR..
Wallace and W. d, Witwer into ser.
vice went out hunting. The party
had good success and bsgged much
game.
All the Phillipsburg visitors to
the carnivSlS at the various points
are at home again, and all escaped
without injury except one spectator
at Denver, who came near being eaten
up by a Rocky Mountain bear.
Every day during the past six
weeks except Sundays, l. I. Will
liams has sold q big wagon load OF
water melons. He had about fifteen
acres planted and finds the crop a
fairly profitable one. He hauled in
his last full load yesterday.
The Santa Fe railroad has paid
$3.50. 600 to the relatives OF the three
engineers and three tiremen who
were killed in the wreck near En-
poris. The wives of the three en-
glneers were paid $1,000 each, and
the wives OF the three tremen $4,000
each.
When George James went to
supper Tuesday night, he locked up
both the front and rear doors, and
left about $19 in the money drawer,
when he returned in twenty minutes
he found the back door open and the
money gone, He believes he knows
who took the cash.
Prof Lowe has been noticed late
ly merrilv singing
"Rock.a.bye baby. daddy Ia near,
ROck-a bye, rock a. bye, nothing TO fear" &C.
all on account OF the advent Of a
handsome little daughter into his
family on the 9Th inst. The mother
and daughter are doing finely and
the Professor has nearly recovered. -
Long Island Leader.
Mrs. Hepford is expected here
today from Xania, Ohio, to pack up
her household goods preparatory to
moving to that place, she and her
daughter Miss Nellie, having decided
to remain there. The latter is still
PROSTATE from the shock she received
when her brother was killed, and is
reported here as being IN a very SER
ious condition, -Fairbury Gazette.
Quite number OF cattle have
stEayed away from Darlington Brop.
seed yards at Speed. The cattle are
western stock, have horns, and are
very wild. They stampeded Sunday
and quite a number have not been
found. Parties knowing the where.
abouts of any strange cattle will be
rewarded upon informing H. O. Sci.
be at Speed. They are branded IL.
O." "wineglass" or "tarpon."
David Goddard, Of Philllpsburg,
started for his home on Saturday
morning. Just above town he was
thrown out of his cart and was dszsd
and stunned by the fall. He was
found by parties coming along the
road and brought back to town. Mr..
Morse came over from Phillipsburg
and staid over Sunday, returning
Monday with Mr.. Goddard, who
though badly used up was able to
ride. He remembers nothing Of the
occurrence. Rocks County Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Plotner
have disposed Of large share Of
their real estate here and will ne1t
Friday evening return to California
with the intention of making it their
future home. They are eighty.six
and eighty-tbree years Of age respec-
lively, and find the winters 10 this
section too severe for them. They are
delighted with California, and say
that William Neal and John H. Kurtz
will never return here to live. Mrs.
II S Polling goes back with them, and
will stay during the winter.