Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-04


millinery aud dressmaking establish
ment to the northeast corner Of the
square,
Reduction in price OF Photo
graphs. Our regular SO 90 cabine
photos we are now making for only
$500 per dozen during the SIMMER
months. CoDD & LOCKE.
Sheriff Oowan took w. Il. Rowe
to the insane asylum this week Mr..
Rowe is an old merchant OF Kirwin,
who has had financial reverses A
jury Saturday last adjudged him in
sane.
-Phillipsburg township split up
on it's vote in the convention Tuesday.
II gave HARDWOOD s, Barron 6, STRAIN
7, and Pillsbury 7. There is much
bitter feeling over the way the del
egates voted,
j D. Couch has word that his
son, M. 3, Couch, will be sent. home
on a sixty days furlouRh, issued by
the surgeon in charge OF Letter Hos
pital. Moody has been quite sick
but is slowly getting back to health.
French and Hahnehkratt, the
Hardware dealers are up to date in
the steel range business. From Aug.
9th to 18Th they will give the range
business special attention aud will
serve at their store hot biscuit and
coffee. Call in.
Send for sample copy of this
weeks Kansas Fdrnler-no partisan
politics in it-and then take advan-
tsge of the following low clubbing
rate: The HERALD and the "old re-
liable" KonSGs Farmer both for one
year for $l,55. Save moper
The case of the state w. William
Chestnut was called up in Justice
Baum's court and settled by Chest.
nut being put under bonds to keep
the peace. He has agreed to leave
the neighborhood in which he lives
aud the case will then be ended.
Talking about suckers, reminds
US. About every housekeeper in town
bought stew pots with an asbestos
bottom, Of peddler last week. They
paid sixty cent? for the article when
our merchants sell better outfit for
twenty-five cents. Trade at home.
"A musical entertainment will be
given at the Presbyterian church I'M
der the auspices of the Epworth
League next Tuesday evening, Aug.
g. Prof. Geo. w. Oles, vloIinist of
New York City, assisted by local
talent. Admission, Is, rs and 35c.
Reserved seats on sale after Monday
at Fishers drug store.
%. H. Turner, general manager
Of the Agra Shipping Association,
which is one Of the most successful in
the state, has shipped twelve cars of
hogs in the last ten days, bringing in
about $1,000 for distribution among
the shippers. For the last two years
this association has not failed to ship
from one to sixteen cars per week, ex-
cept one which was prevented by
storm.
"A. W. Smith recently told a friend
Of the HERALD that he could not see
any chance Of attacking the state ad-
mlnistratlon, except possibly on the
line Of poor appointments, and that
would hardly do. "Mr. Boyle" said
Mr.. Smith, sis a very bright young
man and has done good work for the
people, while Webb McNall is the first
and only insurance commissioner the
state ever had"
Miss Nellie Stretton entertained
large number Of her young friends
last Friday evening in honor Of her
guests, Miss Bessie Brown and Mr..
W. Y. Brown Of st. Joseph, Mo. A
fine musical program was rendered
consisting of vocal solos by Mesdsmes
RaAington and Nelson, a violin duet
by the Misses briggs, accompanied
by Miss Nipps, and instrumental 80
los by Misses Stretton and Brown and
Mr.. Steed. The evening was spent
in very pleasant manner. Delicious
refreshments were served.
"A short time ago Bro. Royce had
strike on his hands; his men for