Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-03-09
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office.
The HERALD force is somewhat
knocked on. this week.
Several families are looking anx.
iously for houses. Somebody must
build.
The prospects for a good growth
OF our town we're never better. Make
the new people feel at home.
The W. O. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Jane Tracy, Wednesday, March
15, al 3 p. m. A good attendance is
desired.
The mail clerks between here and
Kansss City now have helpers. Ed
Harter and John Bliss are filling the
positions.
"A big Raymond excursion special
Of seven cars passed through here
Wednesday morning from San Fran
cisco to Boston.
There Is much joy in the home Of
Theo. Smith over the arrival Of
pair of twin Jersey calves which came
tha 6rot 80 Tho upaaIy
-Mejor e. I. Scott the great tenn
oerance lecturer, will deliver one of
his matchless lectures at Marvin, Sat-
nrdaY evening, March IL.
The legislature has changed the
re Of the commencement of the
Clunty superlntendenps term of Office
fIom January to the first Monday in
April.
"A moving time is looked for soon.
Tbeo. Hockett moves into G. w.
Dsnforth's house, Charles Stesrns to
Hockett's, Ed Page to Stesrns', and
W. W. Reynolds to Pages.
"A very large audience greeted
Major E. T. Scott both evenings of
his stay in our city. His lectures b
we're eloquent, srgumentstive and
convincing. He is hard to beat. J;
The HERALD wishes to commend
Hon Gilman Osrle for his vote for Gov
convention and agsins; n
The increase in the salaries of countfst
oficers, What does the DispatcL,n
Isy? y
How things do grow. The Kan
Jss City World informs it's readers
hat "Phillipsburg, Kansas now has
natural gas and will use it for heating
Ind lighting" simply because few
# our merchants have put in gas
)lants.
j, F Collins, the Kansas City
Jtock man, tells the HERALD that be |
inds the supply of feeding stuff in
his county getting larger every day.
We most certainly hope that this con-
lition will cont nue. and that big pro-
it's may result from such investments.
L. Sommers has just added q
resh stock of groceries and is pre-
jared to exchange goods at low prices
or produce at high prices. Here
.fter bread wagon will call on our
,eople selling bread and taking orders
or groceries. Come in and trade
With hun.
Thanks are extended by the
". @. 7. U to the trustees for the
lse of the First Baptist Church, and
lso to those WIN so kindly assisted
q the music, towards making the
1eelngs q success. Solos by Mrs.
Zoe and Miss Nipps were greatly
ppreclated. r
e. 7. Scott told his hearers in
is Saturday night lecture that when
ha Americans took Manila they found
ne saloon, but now there were over
hundred If this be 80 we fail to
pa wherein the people OF that city
re- being benefited. The speaker
imply made misstRtement. The
psniards were never noted for being
otal abstainers.
Sunday morning John Gebhsrt
,as walking along the top Of the
tock yard fence looking over big
unch Of cattle, when he slipped and
sll into big water tank and came
ut wet all over A big fire was built
1 a stove in Champlln's Office and
ohm started IN to dry off The stove
lpe became over heated and set the
flee on fire. The building was pretty