Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-22

some weeks ago, is now able to walk
a little with the assistance of a pair
OF crutches.
--Karl's Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear you complexion
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as a bell. 25c, 50c, and
$lOO. Sold by s. s. Fisher g. %. 2
j. D. Couch of this city sold the
post master of Colorado Springs,
forty turkeys. The post master will
give each of his employees a turkey.
One, big gobbler, weighed twenty
i've pounds.
John Ellenherger OF Kirwin 10 in
The city for few days doing up lot
oftailor work. Mr.. Ellenberger 10 yet.
ting used to city ways and Is reluctant
TO return to the place of peace and
quiet Of rural life.
j. W. Stewart editor Of the Smith
Center Ba%oo, died at his home Tues
day, after long sickness. He was
WAS considered, when himself, one of
the brightest men in this section. He
has been very prominent in oil thinGs
tending to build up this section.
Geo Walker of CLAY Center was
in the city this week after a car load
OF horses and mules. He purchased
three horses and i've mules. One Of
the horses purchased was the fine
roadster which Ed Page has been
driving. SIS was the price paid.
Charley StoCkman Of Remington
has been found guilty in the Smith
County District Court, Of selling in.
to1icating liquors and Of maintaining
anuisanCe. The penalty IS 5000 fiue
and GO days in Jail. Lewis & Mahin
of this city assisted in the prosecution.
License to wed has been granted
70 Rev DR.. Standard OF Norton ooun.
ty and Mise Susie Vincent OF Marvin,
10 Jacob Francs and Elizabeth a.
Morris of Logan; to Lyman Harvey
and May Fee Of Woodruff; to VIM.
Stephenson and Susie Leak of Logan.
"A number Of young men have
organized gun CLUB and purchased
a trap aud a thousand clay pigeons.
The boys expect the pigeons to last
for some time ss they will have the
ground padded, so that those which
they miss will not be broken in fall
log.
Quite number Of our boys are
home for the Christmas holidays,
among them are John StraiD, of VIc.
tor, Uolo., Frank Pratt aud Frank
Gray from the state University, aud
Floyd OhsmpIln from the state Agrl-
cultural College at MAnhatten. The
boys all seem to be enjoying their
new locations.
-Phillipsburg Court OF the Court
OF Honor was organized here Satur.
day night with forty members. The
final organization will be made on
January II, The officers elected are;
L. j. Orookham, chancellor; Mrs,
Boughton, Vice Chancellor; I. U. Ooff.
man. Recorders Mrs. Frenk Gray,
Treasurer; Rev. j. y. Arnett, Chaplin;
Deloss Boughton, Conductor: Mrs.
Robb, Guard; Claude Kelley, Senti.
nal; Riley Reeder, Past Chancellor;
5. y. Fisher, Physician; M. Brollier,
j. NJ. Polling and W. N More, dirsc.
tors.
The Kansas State Teachers AS
sociatlon meets at Topeka on Deem |
Der rs. Supt. TadloCk is on the pro. |
gram for a paper on 1.-The Neglect Of
Those wishing to arrange
for board in advance for indlvldu sls
or parties should writs to Principal
NJ. l.. Field, Topeka, chairman OF the
committee on entertainment. Teach.
ers may secure the following rates
per day during the association: Cope.
land hotel, "; ThroOp hotel, 50; Ma.
Elonal hotel, $l.5O; Dntton House,
81 rs, or VI for TWO or MOI o in roo M;
chesterfield hotel, 81, or $1.5O for
Two In room. Good rooms ia pri-
Vste families, 81 per day. Meals
from 10 cents up. All the railroads
Will give a rate Of 4 single fare for
The round trip. Tickets will be on
sale on December rs, q, and 28, aud
Will be good for return until SAturdav