Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-12

Go to L SINNERS for hot aud
cold lunches.
The very beat grades Of paints
and oils, cheaper than the CheapesBt
at Hsrmon's drug store.
Rev. M 81. Stolz, Late presiding
elder of this district but now Of the
Salins district, is in the city today
looking after the interests Of the
Kansas Wesleyan University Of SS-
lima.
Misses Alice Walker, Florence
Barger and Ollie Myers returned
from Phillipsburg Monday morning
where they have been visiting friends
for the past few days Smith Center
Pioneer.
Owing 10 The sickness OF Judge
Pratt, Messrs Lewis and Moore con-
Quoted the prosecution OF the case
against Fred Martin. Metsrs NJ. r.
Cannon and W, g. Bissell appeared
for defendant.
Thee. Smith & Son are COM
mencing construction Of a lsTga and
Oommodious ware house in which to
store their stock OF implements, hug
Ries, wagons, etc. It ia to b, q sub.
stantiaI structure 80H2O feet, located
on lots adjlurning their prNet I'M
plement shed.
-Au accident bsppansd at the de-
pot yards yesterday. As train No. 81
came in, the puzzle switch was thrown
the wrong way, causing The engine Of
the train to crash into the side Of
another engine standing on a side
track, The tender frame OF the en-
RIne struck was broken, aud The Cyl-
inder bead Of the other engine IVES
bnrst No one was burt.
DIED: Bertha, the fve-year.old
daughter OF Mr., and Mrp. w. w.
Reynolds this morning Of compliOa.
ton OF fever and heart troubles. She
had been a sufferer for some time,
sometimes growing better and at other
times worse, until the end came az
6 O'clock this morning. The funeral
will be had tomorrow afternoon al 2
O'Clock from the Msthodist chul oh.
The card party given by II. O
Bickford and n r. Stinson NJ Ire
residence ct The latter last Friday
evening WAS most enjoyable one.
The guests INDUCED in the plet surea
and mysteries OF the game until a
late hour, after which they partook oil
sumptuous repas'. A large numNer
attended and are unanimous IN their
praise Of tho hospitality Of the hostF.
Mrs. Dr.. LaRew OF Marvin met
with quite a serious and very painful
accident Monday. She upset a kettle
Of boiling water, sCeIding her arm 40
severely that the akin from the elbow
} to the hand came of, DR. LaRew ID
} also quite sick. He has almost re.
covered two or three times, but in bis
efforts TO attend 10 bis patients got uu
too soon, aud suffered serious re-
, lspses.
! Last Saturday while Engaged il
! shoeing an obstrepsrous horse, Jacob
Nipps met with a painful though mol
dangerous accident. The animsl
struck him on the back OF the bead
} NEAR the base OF The BRAN With il
fore foot, aud knocked him senselesl
tor a while. But as Mr. Nipps is 1
hard man TO knock ont completely
he SOON came TO, and seems it'll,
worse Tor his experience, though The
accident might have been verl
, serious one,
I News OF a serious knife affray
! comes up from Marvin. Last Satur
day JOIN Fallon and Lee Scrlvenel
lgot into an alterCatlon over what ont
was supposed to have said about th,
other, in some matter concerning
beet Al result the men came h
blows, Mr. Fallon attacking Mr..
SCrivener who in turn stabbed him in
breast and side, with q pocket knife
I Mr.. Fallon's wounds are very pOrioul
4 and il is feared he may not recover
Both parties have always stood biVI
in the estimstiOu Of their community
aud wherever sney were known.
Not in many years has there beer
80 much sickness in Phillirs1urg an,
Z vicinity Aa al nresent .JnAva w n