Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-08
Pumps at Smiths.

for various uses at the Presbyterian
BazsRr.
Il. II. Mcdowell has handled 1900
head of cattle since January l, and
expects to keep the gait up the balance
Of the year.
Harry Simms was up to Nebraska
this week where he is feeding a bunch
OF cattle He thinks he has better
lot this year than last
Lamps, all styles at Smiths
DIR. Dickinson and O. W. Hull Of
Kirwin drove over this morning on a
business trip. The doctor CLAIMS to
have brought the red headed gentle
man for warmth, but The plan did not
work.
If the gas plant about to be put
in by our enterprislng BARRIERS,
Stearns Bros, works successfully
several Of our merchants will lllumin.
ate their buildings with the new dis
Covery.
William Lawrence, owner of the
southeast quarter Of section 2, town
4, range 18, will be in the city for the
next ten days. He will sell his farm
at bargain Enquire for him at
Philips County Bank.
Rev, Fleisher Of Smith Center
and Rev. Rarick Of this place will ex-
change pulpits next Sunday morning
aud evening, Rev. Rsrick going to
Smith Center for the two services,
while Rev, Fleisher will occupy the
Methodist pulpit here.
The Rock Island is figuring to
save pile OF money by having fire.
men use one shovel Of coal at time
instead of several az at present. Ex.
perimentg prove that fires fed lightly
all the time give better results than
when heavy firing is done.
j G.. Gebhart and f. B. Cannon
have both purchased a full blooded
Hereford bulls. That Of the former
being fourteen months old and Weighs
$50 pounds, while Mr.. Cannon's
animal pulls down the scales to the
1900 mark. The animals are fine
ones and came from the Scott g.
Marsh herd near Kansas City.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will oren their Bazaar on
Friday afternoon, December 8, at $50
p. M, at which time hundreds Of USE
full and ornamental articles will be
placed on sale. From 5 TO Z dinner
will be served. Oysters IN every style
will be furnished during the same
hours. At 8 o'clock a program will
be given. No one can afford to miss
this treat. General sdmisslon 1Ol
cents.
Last Sunday Judge Strain was
called on by ]. A. Huston, Of Rsgsn, |
Nebr., for q marriage license, but
although very accommodating, the I
Judge could not issue the document
On account Of the day. Mr.. Huston
had his lady love with him, and tried,
with the assistance Of others to change
he Judges mind, but without avail.
However, they compromised on mid
nights holy hour, and as the finger
pointed to one minute past twelve,
he papers were signed up, and the
words spoken which bound two low
ng hearts together. The groom is
q, the bride 26 and was named En-.
ns O. Wallin.
-Somner Fleisher, son Of Rev
Fleisher, passed away this morning
It the home Of his parents, Of consump-
ion, He has been gradually going
Town in health for the pas year Last
ummer he was taken to the coast Of
Caxss for his health, returning in the
all in q worse condition, since which
ime his decline has been rapid. He
vas bright young mao, who will be
,restly missed by his companions,
nd at the home circle where death
nters and takes our best loved ones
way. The bereaved family have the
Ympsthv Of all in their sad sfflicton.
Smith Center Journal.
Funeral services we're held at Smith
Jenter on Friday and that night the
emsins were sent here for interment
eside his mother. The barial took
lace on Saturday forenoon from the
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