Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-02-10
James Woods.

} The ladies' OK the Methodist
church will serve ice cream Satur-
day afternoon at Mrs John Closes.
EverybodyIinyited.
L 10. Oountryman has moved his
paint shop to over Capt PolinR's store.
The former shop will be used BY the
Phillipsburg Marble Company.
Elder Slack OF Brownsville, Ne.
braska, will preach at the Christian
church next Sunday morning and
evening. All are invited to attend.
Raphael A. Porter finished bis
studies for the term at Lawrence and
returned home few days ego. He
will not go back during the present
year.
Probate Judge Strain issued
marriage license to the following per-
sons during the week; VIM Bishop
Margaret Gockstatter; Harry A. Du-
oois, MargRie Carroll; Edward Mitch
ell, Lizzie Dodd.
Eek Governor Thomas A. Osborne
died at Meadville, Pa, last sunday.
bis funeral was held in Topeka
Tuesday and was very largely at.
tended. He waa governor OF Kansas
from 1873 to 1877.
The meetings a. the Plummer
school house in Greenwood are being
we'll attended, and so far nine acces.
slons have been made to the church.
The meetings are being conducted by
Elder Slack Of Brownsville, Nebras-
ka, assisted by Elder Curtis. They
will continue the good work for an
indefinite period.
Prosperity items from Goodlsnd:
Several brakemen have been laid
Off on account Of freight business
dropping off,"
"Three more csboose crews have
been pulled of. The cars were in
charge OF Conductors Young, Sheph-
ems and Waters. Freight business ia
anything but rushing"
R. W. Patterson Of Long Island
was tried for insanity before Probate
Judge Strain Tuesday. The follow
ing jury was lmpaneIed: DR.. Wal
lace, d. Moncrieff, D. A. Robb, j. 8.
Bradley, H. Washburne, and +, A.
Morton, and after examin alton OF a
number Of witnesses they adjudged
Mr.. Patterson insane. He will be
sent to the asylum at Topeka as soon
as permission is granted
We have the, finest and most
complete line Of vehicles ever ex-
hibited in this county. Buggies, sur.
ries, road wagons and farm wagons.
also Moline walking and riding list
'rs, and a complete line OF up to.date
arm implements Of every descrip-
ion. Harness, collars, sweat pads
md saddles. Gene and see our
FOODS before purchasing else where.
'outh side public squae.
G. W. YOUNG & 90.
-"F. M. Locksrd is so modest
bout his own productions that he
nails them to the Topeka Capital
nd dictates thus to typewriter or a
raphophone under the non de plume
q Morton county schoolma'am."
hat one printed in Wednesdays
apltal was no exception We have
card the incidents clted ia answer
Bryan on Mexico repeated around
10 poker table by the senator at odd
spells between the aute act
I'D long breath pose following "a
uif ever since the early boom days.
he senator did Mexico for years
mfammng Greasers out Of ponies
their own national game, monte"
Champion.
AT mass meeting II the bp .bara
Topeka last week action W. q taken
arting the campaign for securing
Q passing OF a bsrbers' license law.
committee was sppoj' ted to issue a
Il for state Convention. The com
tteO got together at orce and issn-
q call for a convention to be held
Topeka on February u All the
rbers OF Kansas will be notified and
campaign will be pushed vigor-
sly. The politicians are watching
movement, aud il the BARRIERS
sh it generally and vigorously,
ich they will undoubtedly do, the
asure will in all likellness become