Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-04-27
We have samples Of wall paper from
two Of the largest houses in Chicago
and Kansas City lately. See the new
patterns, S, 5. Fisher & Go.

For fresh bread, cakes and pies,
go to L, Sommers.
j. p. Gutchus Of Mankato, Kan,
was in this city on business yesterday.
w. G. Bissell went to Kansas
City and Topeka on business this
week.
If you want the best overalls and
jackets on the market, call at McKsy's
Corner
Clarence e. Gales and Ida B.
Duel were married in this city by
Probate Judge Strain last Thursday.
For cheap groceries 90 to N
PoIing's, at the northwest corner OF
the square, in the Red Front
"A camp M W A was organized at
Woodruff last night with twenty char
ter members. j Il Glaum is Veneer.
able Consul.
The band boys will give an ice
cream festival next Wednesday eve
ming in the court house yard. Every.
body invited.
Clyde Bickford has been confined
to his room on account of sickness for
the past few days, but we are glad to
note that he is able to be up town
today.
-Mrs. Champlin and Ruby NIpps
went down to Hutchinson last Sunday
morning to attend the state meeting
of the W. r. o. which meets there this
week, in connection with the G. A. II.
encampment
e, A. Dye and Thomas Hill OF
Logan, boarded the Rock Island train
Tuesday night for Portland, Oregon,
Mr.. Dye is state Deputy for the Court
OF Honor and he and Mr.. Hill go out
there to get the lodge organization
started in that state.
20. s. Plotner Of Platteville, Col,
one Of the early settlers Of this town
and county made this Office pleasant
call during his visit here with his
father, Mr.. p. recalled many inter
esting "reminiscences Of the early his
tory Of the county, away back in the
'7Os. At that time he was acquainted
with the majority Of the people Of the
county. Mr., Plotner left for his
home Monday evening,
Married, in this city, Wednesday
April 26, Charles e. limerick and
Miss Efie NJ. Rivers, Probate Judge
STRAIN officiating. Miss Rivers is the
accomplished daughter Of Claude
Rivers, one of the most prominent
farmers in this vicinity and trustee Of
Solomon township. Mr.. limerick is
a highly respected young man from
Nebraska, The HERALD extends best
wishes to the young couple for long
and happy life,
The Kempton Komedv Kompsny
filed three nights engagement at
the opera house last week TO q fair
business. The company is one Of the
best on the road, and ia we'll balanced.
Thursday evening "The Black Flag"
was presented, Friday "Esst Lynne"
and Saturday night "Whst Happen
ed to Jones'" The plays are entirely
different IN character and served TO
show the capabilities Of the company
in the various roles.
Mrs. Ransom, the wife Of O. A.
Ransom, a Rock Island passenger
conductor, who formerly had a run
into this city, died at her home in
Kansas City on Saturday Last OF pneu-
monla. Mr. Ransom has for some
time been very Ill with brain fever,
and his wife while caring for him was
taken sick. Mr.. Ransom's friends
fear that hls death may occur at any
time The family consisted Of father,
mother and one little girl. Many of
our ladies will remember Mrs. Ran
som as the guest Of Mrs. J, e.. Gsb-
hart, few yesTs ago.
Charles StockmsD, a iointist Of
Kensington and brother Of A. O.
Stockmsn Of Klrwin wss shot at
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