Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-05-26


Fresh goods ARRIVING daily al
j. A, Butts. Prices made right.
w. r, Roberts has gone to Con.
cordia for a weeks visit with his old
friends.
Ross Smith who has been in To.
peka for the last eight months came
home Tuesday,
The Tucker Art Gallery will be
opened for business by competent
artist about June lsJ.
The Dispatch spells it "quoto"
Wouldn't you better get out that old
dusty latin book again, RoyceY
Mckay & Lowe carry a fine line
OF fresh and salt meats in connection
with their groceries. Give them a
call.
j. A. Butts is enjoying a visit
from his father and mother, who will
make him quite an extended visit,
-Karls Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear you complexion
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as bell. 25c,, &c., and
$l.OO. Sold by S. S. Fisher & Go. 2
Mrs. e. e. Wilson will give
special rates on trimmed hats on Sat-
urday May 81 and 8 Those wanting
such goods would do we'll to call on
her before buying goods, Will 20
cheap on those days as they must be
sold regardless of price. 2w
The other fire was in the millinery
store of Mrs Cannon, also in the
opera house block and immediately
west of the Telescope office. This
was caused by the upsetting of a lamp
on table filled with millinery goods,
and resulted in a damage Of about
S3OO.-BellevilIe Telescope.
Misses Effie and Edna Rnecht
left Sunday morning, accompanied
by their father for Dayton, Ohio, Al
dispatch from there brings the vel
come tIdings that Miss Edna stood
the journey nicely and is feeling much
better than could be expected. DR..
Wallace accompanied the party as far
as Lincoln.
The Phlllipsburg soldier boys
are now encamped on ChlCkamaugua
battle field, and are assigned to the
The End brigade, Sd division, LIST armv
corps, and brigaded with the 18th
N. Y, and the 9Th Mass, and are
commanded by Brig. Gen. John O.
Bates. Six Of the members of Com
pany d. are sick with the measles.
Percy Lowe and o. w. Townsend Of |
his place among the number.
On Thursday evening Mr.. O. O.l
McChesney and Miss Stella Patterson
we're married at the home of the
'ride's father, w. L. Patterson, at
'O4 south sixth street, Council Bluffs,
asv. W. S, Barnes of the First Pres.
'yterlan church officiating. Only the
elatives and q few Of the intimate
trends of the groom and bride were
present. Mr.. McOhesney is an ex-
'ress messenger who runa between
he Bluffs and this place.
Few people who get one of those
title samples of Yeast Foam that are
'eing distributed from house to house
re aware of the popularity of that
avorite article, We have it from
God authority that over one thousand
nillion loaves Of bread were raised
nth Yeast Foam IN the United States
lone last year, which Is about 80 per
ent OF all the hop yeast that was used
4 this country and it is better this
ear than ever before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy entertained
number of their friends in their in.
nitable manner last Thursday even
". The spacious parlors we're beau.
fully decorated with the national .
olors, while life-sized picture of
resident Mckinley, surrounded by
merican flags, occupied a Conspicu-
US place on the wall. The evening
as pleasantly spent in progressive
igh-fve and listening to an excellent
lusical program consisting of vocal I
nd instrumental solos and duets,
lille a delightful repast daintily
rived, contributed in no small way
} the evenings enjoyment.