Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-11-24

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Irving Mcdowell went to Kansas
City, Sunday after car load Of
young stock,
Mrs. Thomas Wright returned
Saturday night from weeks visit at
Kansas City.
--Hot time with the minstrels Sat-
urday nlght-every body go-See the
great Warren Bunker, the male Patti.
Mrs Hahnenkratt and Mrs. L. W
French entertain a number of their
friends at the home Of the latter, Fri.
day afternoon with a "yankee mu-
sicale"
The Topeka Journal and the
Dispatch should get together, as the
former says tina H, N. Boyd is going
back to Belleville to run the Freeman,
when his term OF Office expires.
The last number OF the Kansas
Barber contains an elegant half-tone
picture and short biography OF our
popular barber, Ohas. Il Stearns, who
is also fourth vice president Of the
state association.
Say, Royce! With an increasing
city debt, a decreasing water supply
and an ordinance compelling the
mayor to look after other peoples
children, Brainerd is truly thankful
that he was not elected mayor.
-Budd Cropsey is gaining some
thing OF a reputation as a live stock
auctioneer. Last week he closed a
contract with j. F. Bishop to cry a
thoroughbred hog sale at Hallam.
Neb, Nov. 2d.-Fairbury Gazette.
Charley Lands Of the Osborne
Farmer boasts that his county is the
only one in the 9Th district where all
the officials are republican. While
we do not rejoyce with him we do
hope that one other republican will
be called" to serve the people and
that one is Charley himself who wants
to be state printer.
The ladies Of the Methodist
church cleared up about 81 65 at their
Chrysanthemum Show last week. The
money will be applied upon debt
which rests on the Chnrch and par.
sonage and is almost enough to clear
up all claims. The display of fancy
articles was good, while the plant de.
partment was crowded. In addition
TO the show made by the me mbers 81
the church, there was one from the
home of + T. M. butcher, in which
many beautiful specimens we're shown
Mr.. butcher has put in considera BILE
labor in growing chrysanthemums and
as result has many choice plants
The supper was also we'll pstronized.
1t seems that the time has about
arrived when general kick should
be made on the miserable service the
Missouri Pacific is giving its patrons
on the line from Downs to Lenora.
The one train day from the east il
almost invaribly two or three hours
behind time, thus delaying the mails
out OF all reason and violating the
company's contract with the postoffice
department, besides causing great in.
Commencement other ways. The reason
given for the delsy-increased traffic
on the line-would seem to convlnc.
ing reason for the train service. Let
as set up a roar all along the line and
see if we can't make the com pauy
hear it. Gaylord Herald
On Sunday last W. W. briggs
received letter from his daughter,
Mrs. j q. Schllemsnn, which des.
troys the sensational stories which
are being circulated regarding her
trip to Manila. The letter was writ
ten just as the Indiana was entering
Honolulu, and states that permission
was given by the commanding officer
for Mrs BuChsn and Mrs Schliemsnn
to 70 on the Indiana, but this action
on the part Of the officer was kept
quiet so as to avoid annoyance by