Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-06
q. /. Hancock Of Fairfield, Neb.

u. u. Hancock or talrneld, NED,
a cousin of Mrs. Albaugh, is in the
city for days visit.
School opened this morning much
to the disgust of the children who
wanted two days more Of vacation.
AT opera house all Of next week
the Madison Square Theater Compa-
ny in a repertoire Of refined comedies
and dramas.
The year just closed has not shown
any special development in the way
Of new buildings in our town, yet it
Is expected that the present will.
"A daughter came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Barton OF Ar
cade this morning. Papa Barton
is wearing his honors with becoming
modesty.
The commissioners have ordered
$4,000 transferred from the general
fund into the poor fund, as there was
an over plus in the former and a
shortage in the latter
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the joint installation of the
A. o. U. W. and d. OF III. Friday
night. After the work in the hall,
a supper will be given in Gebhart's
hall.
DIR. Rsfington will offer at ublic
sale at his residence on Saturday,
January Is, a lot OF horses, cattle,
hogs and farming implements, on
favorable terms. For full particulars
see sale bills,
The K1rtUin Independent has
been enlarged to an SODIUM quarto,
and is full OF local and outside news.
May it's readers show their spprecia-
ton Of the improvement by a liberal
res ponse in the way Of subscription.
Alfred Reed, Henry Kern, and
j. L Hoskins, county commissioners
OF Rocks county, are in the city today
looking up poor house matters. -
Rocks county has just established a
poor farm, and the commissioners
wishing to start it right are visiting
neighboring counties.
AT a church entertainment in
Kirwn recently, in the make up OF
the program Charley Hull was cast
for Jack Frost" The character did
not fit him at all as his red hair
warmed things up 80, that a frost
was impossible. He may pass for 9
Jew, but for Jack Frost" never.
PARTIES from. Saline county have
! brought 800 cattle up from that coun
ty and will winter them short dis
lance south of town. We understand
: Frank Keet sold them 100 acres Of
corn standing in the field unkuskeC
for S. per acre. There promises tt
be a good demand for rough feed."-
Kensington Mirror
The Msnkato Advocate has this
to say Of former Phillipsburg man
THE county Jail now has one NOR,
: regular bosrder VIM. Brauchmelr
J. a baker employed by Ohlinger q
Jewell City, went through the money
drawer one day last week and theI
: skipped He was arrested in Msnksto
q taken back for trial and sent to jai
: for fifty days. The county now sup
ports male quartette."
q "A local dramatic company il
q Osborne wants to play "Romeo snC
q Juliet" but can find no suitable tim
Z Der for Romeo" If YOU want hin
we will send Charley Mann down, a
he is the best all around man in thes
" parts, and has played "Romeo" pri
= vately for many consecutive nights
70 SO that he is we'll prepared for publ
y work If you can't get him, try Fran
Means or j. G. Cooper.
. A young man said not long az
:, "don't go in there, he amt got moth
!, ing but some little pieces of cloth.
> He did not seem to understand tina
. by few operations, which would b
interesting to lovers Of VItascop
g views, the goods from which thes
1t little pieces were cut could be trans
i formed into elegant tailor made suits
VI overcoats or trousers. From 100 O
IS these samples / am selling suits o
q overcosts for $12 so, trousers SO &c
II you want a good suit I'Ue got til
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