Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-11-30

oamuei Wiley farmer living south +
of town committed suicide few DAYS
since BY hanging. Cause not known
He was beneficiary of the Court of
Honor.
Henry Alenham an old soldier liv-
ing some seven miles northwest of
town died Friday night from the eff
fects of prolonged debauch. The
funeral occurred Monday afternoon
from the III. e. church. The remains
were Inferred in the cemetery.
81 s Brown our harness maker has
been using crutOhes for few days A
heavy casting secideRtly fell upon
his foot but happily no bones were
broken.
il Rhoades farmer living in the
country is another candidate for pat
ronage having moved to town and
established dray line.
Wayne David has moved to Lenora
and together with his son in law is
landlord of the Commercial House at
that place.
Mrs E N shapiey will spend the
winter at Pueblo and Colorado
Springs visiting her daughter.
Frank Robbins of Malvern, Iowa,
recently brought in sixteen car loads
of cattle for grazing purposes and has
since bought quarter section on Bow
Greek.
A fake comedy company exhibited
here for few nights and were fairly
We'll patronIzed.
Rev q S Brown is at Dana assist-
ing Rev w L. Cannon of that place
in revival services.
The harness shop of a S Brown is
nearing completion, though hardly
large enough for his increasing trade,
it will suffice for the present.
Corn is coming in slowly, farmers
holding for better prices. The mar
ket ranges from % to 26 cents.
Some improvements have been
made the past few months. DR. n
W Norrish has completed commo-
dious Office for his patrons.
j e Griffin is now at home IN his
jewelry store and I P Henthorn in
his we'll furnished Photographic gal
lery will continue to cater to the
tastes of the public.
&c Pfeffer has faith in Kansf 8.
He has lately returned from South
Dakota where he has large landed
interests and has bought a quarter
section west of town which makes HIM
owner of 200 acres in this state.
Rev r Arthur will hereafter hold
services at the Presbyterian church
at $50 every alternate Sabbath.
@ Leigh Lawrence has enlisted in
the . s army. He has been assigned
to the cavalry and started last Monday
week from San Francisco for the
Philippines.
1t has been suggested that the Rev
] e Schliemann be invited to Logan
in the near future to deliver his Leo
turs on the Philippines under the
auspices of some of our orgsniza-
tions.
The M E church building is vastly
improved in appearance with its new
coat of paint.
The M e church at North Ssar has
been completed and dedicated free
from debt. A Sunday school has been
organized with full corps of officers.
D Estep was chosen superintendent.
With harmony in the. ranks the or
ganizstIon bids fair to be beneficial
factor IN that community.
Archdeacon Watkins held services
at the Church OF ths TRANSPORTATION
last Sunday morning and evening.
The Archdeacon always commands
good audiences.
The bazaar under the auspices of
of the Willing Workers. Y z soc
and Junior League was quite sue
cess and the treasury was largely
replenished. A quilt of fine work.
manship containing large number
of the names of donors WIS sold as
auction for S25 and afterwards was
presented to Mrs q s Brown, the
president of the society.
The long drouth of nearly twelve
weeks has been broken and sufi-