Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-06-02

OF lTehn anu bhlb mehLS IN connecClon
with their groceries. Give them a
call.
X. P. boys are making great pre-
parations for the entertainment OF a
number of visitors who are expected
over from Logan and Kensington to-
night.
Miss Myrts Bickford has gone
TO her home in Lower Gilmanton, N
H, Word has been received that she
stood the fatgues Of the journey very
nicely
Charles Smith of Dayton town
ship has sold his farm of 200 acres
for $4,000. Morgan Baker disposed
of his quarter for one thousand to the
same parties.
Judge Strain yesterday married
O. M, Jones and May M. Cook, of
Woodston, and this morning Jerry a.
PEGGY to Miss Ella 3. Knocke of
Long leland.
Several fishing parties have been
down on the Solomon during the past
week. They report good luck and no
luck. The bait taken may have some
thing to do with the stories told.
Mrs. Geo. Young and the family
except MISS Lottie, leave this week
for an extended stay at Texas City,
on the Gulf of Mexico. They may
make it their permanent home.
Irving Mcdowell has brought
into the county the past week 273
head of young cattle He informs us
that the Kansas City market seems
to be about exhausted, of this class
of animals.
Upon the complaint of Isabelle
George a warrant has been issued for
the arrest Of Chester King, whom she
charges with statutory rape. King is
g new conner having lived here for
about year.
Invitations have been received in
the city announcing the wedding Of
Iva Gladys Loor to Elmer Ellsworth
Oorfman, on Wednesday, June 8,
1893, in the Congregational church at
Salt Lake City.
During the month of January,
February and March but 1854 inches
of rain and snow fell, During April,
1926 inches of rain, and May, 339
inches. Other parts Of the county
were blessed vito more.
The regular freight runs between
here and Fsirbury have been reestab-
lished. 7, r. Wright gets one, Frank
Henshaw gets the other, with Messrs.
Cummings, Wilbur, Singles, and one
other as brakemen. This change will
bring several to town.
o. P Olson, veterinary surgeon,
will be here on June 10 and IL, and
is ready to guarantee satisfaction in
all cases submitted to him for treat
ment. He can be found at Taylor's
barn, and makes examinations free.
j. D. Oheadle, county treasurer
elect, was in the city today. He has
rented the Bailey house, south of the
Bissell Block. Mr.. O. starts out next
week on his search for bondsmen for
his $4,000 bond and will have no
trouble in getting them.
y. H. Tromp of Almens has pur-
chased the book and stationary stock
of Louie Sommers and will move it to
the room now occupied by Il, A.,
Handy, Mr.. 7. comes we'll recon-
mended and we certainly hope he will
be we'll pleased with his new location.
Hon. e. II. Funston is in the city
today. He was introduced as the
father of Fred Funston, but objected
as he wished to travel under the title
of candidate for governor, rather
than upon the credit of his son, no
matter how worthy the young man
might be,
1T is said that one Of the fishing
parties that went down to the Solo
mon recently, experimental with dy-
Mantle. They had boat and padded
out into the stream, and lighting a
fuse, threw the cartridge into the
water. It went off quicker than was
expected, and blew boat and occu=