Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-10-26

Fresh fish and celery at Hockett's
meat market every Friday.
French & Hahnencratt sells the
Sterling Washing Machines.
Councilman & Co. are Smelling
out their cribs of corn in this city.
The W. C. T. q. will meet with
HRS. S. S. Hageman, Tuesday. Oct.
81, at p. m. Every member please
be present.
Miss Viola Atchison of Kirwin
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sister Miss May Atchison, and other
friends in this city.
Mrs Rafiugton left this morning
Tor Bsllevllle where she will visit
q lew days with friends before going
to their new home in st. Joseph. DR..
Retfington will go next Monday.
George Carter and Stella j. Lor-
inner, two young people of Marvin
were granted marriage license last
Saturday The HERALD offers best
wishes for long and happy married
life.
"A number of our citizans will go
down to Kansas City Oct. 81, to attend
the grand opera and hear the world
famous Emma Calvo, Nine Nordice.
Emma Eames and Edouard DeRescke.
This is a rare opportunity to hear
four Of the worlds greatest artists.
News from Leavenworth announ-
ces that Will NIpps has enlisted in
the 44'h regiment DOW being recruited
IN various parts of this state. The
regiment will go to Manila ss soon
as the enlistment is completed and
the soldiers properly equipped
ID. S. MGxson, clerk of Sweet
BrIer Camp No. $50, delivered to Mrs.
Oowan this morning a draft on the
Head Banker of the NJ. w. A. for
$4,000, the amount of policy held
by her husband, w. L. OoWan, in the
III. w. A. Mr.. Oowan died on Sept.
20 last, and the payment to his widow
of the above amount shows the Mod
ern Woodmsn of America to be
prompt in meeting its death losses.
Edward Hood and Miss Susan
E. Bowman were married on Tuesday
at Logan. Mr.. Hood has for a num-
Der OF years been q resident of Beaver
and Logan townships, and is one of
the most highly respected young men
IN that section of country. The bride
is the daughter of the late A. j.
nVr ri - ~
uler and accomplished young ladies
Of Logan. The young couple have
the best wishes of host of friends,
among them the HERALD, for pros
porous journey through life.
The programs for the Northwest
Kansas Teachers Association which
meets at Colby, Nov. 80, and Dec. 1,
are out. Prof. Upton of Logan, Mrs.
O'Brien of Agra, Prof. Green of Kir-
win, Mrs. FaIIas and Prof. Mallory
of this city have places upon the
program A declamatory contest will
occur Friday evening in which every
county except Thomas (where the
meeting is heidi is entitled to a con-
testant. The Phillipsburg flag will
also be contested for again. This
county ought to win in both instances.
Bishop j. W. Holt of Dayton, Ohio,
has been secured for the lecture
Thursday evening. He is one of the
most eloqsnt men in public life in the
United States today.
The HERALD makes a SPECIALITY
of the news-legitimate news. and
does.not use up it's columns telling
who has subscribed for the paper. or
who has paid his debts. Whsn man
subscribes for this paper he does 81
worth of business. II We published
every dollars worth Of business done
at this Office, all the news would be
crowded out for lack OF space. The
HERALD has the largest paid up SUBJ
scription among the farmers of any
paper in the county and is therefore
the best advertising medium. We
have among our patrons some of the
most substantial farmers in the county
and our list is steadily increasing.
Business men who wish to reach this
G constituency can do so through the