Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-11-16


Former Treasurer C. a. Porter
was down from Sumner yesterday.
IS. N. DuvalI has put down new
sidewalk for John Q Royce this
week.
August Lindow has pulled out
for the south where he will put in
the winter.
L W. French aud wife leave
next week for visit with relatives in
Indiana.
j. S. Farley of Belmont town
ship had a valuable horse stolen last
Monday night.
Harry Root, the old faithful State
Journal man, Is doing the city in the
interest of his paper today.
Dorsey Morse and Miss Elva
Tucker were married by Probate
Judge Strain last Saturday evening.
Mrs Freeman Nipps of Topeka is
IN the city this week visiting with the
families of L E and Jacob Nipps.
The new double truss axle wagon
sold by French & Hahnenkratt is the
wagon of all wagons for this country
Harry Lane of Omaha. youngest
brother of Q B. Lane is IN this city
for two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lane.
Cyclists will find Banner Salve
the most healing remedy for Outs
Bumps, and Bruises, 25c. J L Nc
Cormick.
The High School foot ball team
of this city go to Smith Centar next
Saturday to play the High School
team of that city.
The pay car comes out over the
road this month instead of sending
the pay checks to the various agents
along the road as usual.
Talk about the shower Of meteors,
something more interesting than that
will happen at the Methodist church,
Friday evening, November %
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Breakey en-
tertalned the members of the Old
Maids Convention at their residence
last Monday night. A very pleasant
time was had
Geo. James went down to New
Mexico the first of the week to visit
his brother and look after some bust
ness interetts down there. He is ex-
pected home tonight.
Sam Newton leaves next Monday
for his old home in northwest Mis-
souri,. Mr. Newton has been a resi-
dent of this county some years and
has many friends who will be sorry
he is to leave.
The county commissioners met
last Friday and Saturday to canvass
the vote. They were in session Mon.
day also. The official count appears
n the commissioners proceedings
elsewhere in this issue.
AT the lecture in the Baptist
church to morrow night Chaplain
SchIiem ann will exhibit a number of
curios from the PHILIPPINE Islands
The army bugle calls will be given
and lady dressed in the native COS
tune will represent the Filipino,
ladies' Admission Is and 35 cents
IS. N. and D. P. Duvall have just
closed deal with W. D. Granger,
whereby the former become the own
ers of foe ranch in Plainview of
over ], 200 acres in extent. The place
is we'll wstered and will be used for
stock purposes. The Duvalls are at
present feeding about 200 head.
Last F ridsy afternoon a very in
teresting game of foot ball was played
in this city between the Norton and
Stockton teams. Foot ball was new
to most of the people of this town,
but a goodly number came out to
witness it. The Stockton team was
too much for the Norton boys, and
won the game by a score of 90 to O.
Whatever may be the conditions in
other localities, there is no lack of
applicants for work in this city, all
talk of prosperity" to the contrary
notwitandiDg. No sooner was 1t
known that the city had decided to
build a dam and increase the capacity