Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-08
Charley Poe and wife suudayod

house 10 coat Of paint.
Il. A, Champlin sent car Of cat
sle TO Kansas City this week.
The Brass Band cleared up about
$40 AZ their social Monday night.
License to wed has been granted
TO Clarence SCho6eld and Miss Elsie
Parker.
Mrs. Poe coaxed her husband Ia
let her take trip to New York and
will start next week.
J. M, Polling shipped car Of hogs
from here Sunday and one from
Prairie View today.
Several Marvin and Logan peo-
pie attended the Uncle Toms Cabin
show Saturday night,
Mrs. Themes Wright and son
left for Trenton, Mo, Sunday morn
ing for on extended visit.
"A Phillips County man this week
secured a $4,000 loan on $500 acres
of land down in Belmont.
j. III. Hickey tells us that rates
on farm insurance have been reduced
about twenty-five per cent,
"A few new potatoes at McKsy's
Corner. Come early il you care to
have fOw Of them they won't last
long.
Robert and Willis Bracken are
back from Emporia, to care for q big
wheat crop growing on the farm east
Of town.
All members W, r. o. please be
present at our regular meeting June
10th by request of the President.
Mrs. CHAMpLAIN.
Miss Lille Mccormick is slowly
failing, and her friends fear her end
is near, Careful and pa tent nur-
sing are keeping her alive.
John Drake is doing work on the
new mill ct Smith Center. John is a
flrst-class workman and his services
are in great demand for this class Of
work.
-Shiloh's Cure, the great cough
and Group cure is in great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses
only 25c. Children love it. Sold by
s. s Fisher & %.
DIR, John 2. D. John lectared at
the Presbyterian church last night
upon "The Worth Of a Man" The
lecturer showed that physical man is
nothing, spiritual man, everything.
R. B. Warren of the Continental
GnsGaeacS OSmDAny YES in the city
RHesdRv ana adjusted che fire loss
OF II. g. SwlShOr, paying him $66O.5O.
j. M. Hickey ID the local agent of the
company,
The Uncle Toms Cabin Show
here Saturday night was as poor an
entertainment as was ever given in
this city. The play as presented con.
sisted of gun work and situations
never thought Of by the author.
Insurance rates are about to come
down. A representative of the Phe-
nix Insurance company is in the city
today looking the ground over. He
intimated to the writer that the stu
alton in this city at present warranted
lower rates, and he would 80 advise
his company.
Next Monday Lester Reed will
enter the employ of j. NJ. Wood & 90.
having resigned his position at the
Hotel BisselI. Mr.. Reed having had
four years experience in the nipple.
ment trade is well fitted for the dut-
les of his new position, and beng
blessed with pleasing manners will
prove a jewel to his new employers
j. D. Couch & Son shipped 44O
cases OF eggs TO San Francisco Satur-
day, where they will be placed in cold
storage waiting for higher prices,
The firm is having their building
fitted up with caadling apparatus,
and will sort and inspect eggs at this
place. This industry will give en-
ployment to several men.
William Stretton and family left
for Kansas City Saturday night for q
months visit with relatives. Mr..
Stretton has promise oil good pcs.
tion with a Colorado railroad, not
however the D & r. q. as has been