Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-09-21

Hon. John Bissell is up from Kir-
win today.
w. F. Conrow is the new switch
man at the Rock Island yards.
Del Champlin shipped = car of
hogs Monday. Sam Lsrue went down
with the car.
Mrs. r. A. Handy has been quite
sick for the past week but is much
better now.
Mrs. j. L. Mccormick has been
quite sick for q week but is able to be
up again now.
&C. W. Pursell has opened rack
ct store on the east side and has To-
Gated permanently in the city.
Mrs. Hale former resident of
this died last Friday down in Bow
Greek township and was buried Sun
day.
Elmer e. Griffith and Mary J..
Brown were granted marriage license
last week. They were married by
Justice Baum.
Rev. Henslee of Agra in company
with his friend Rev. Oann were in
the city last Monday. This Office was
favored with call.
DIR. Mallett is out on the road
this week selling his medical prepar-
atoms. The doctor is working up 3
large wholesale business.
Arthur Couch has been appointed
agent at Calvert, the first station east
of Norton. Art is a young man who
will succeed and We are pleased to
note his promotion.
w. q. Boughton purchased one
of the houses near Smiths lumber
yard and moved it down to his resi-
denCe to be used as grooming house
for some of his boarders.
For Rlngling's circus at Smith
Center the Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific will sell excursion tickets to
Smith Center on Sept. %, good until
Both at $1,20 for the round trip.
We are glad to note that Miss
Cora Baum and I. q. Taylor who
have been very sick with typhoid
fever are both greatly improved and
are on the rapid road to recovery.
-Karl's Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear you complexion
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as bell. 25c., 5Oc., and
81 on Sold by 8. s. Fisher & Co.
For the Anniversary Celebration
at Lebanon, Kan, the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific will sell excursion
tic7ets to Lebanon on Ost. LIST and
2nd good until 3rd at 81 20 for the
round trip.
Wesley Abrams, one of the old
est citizens of Marvin died last Sun
day after brief illness Of few days.
Mr.. Abrams was postmaster at Marvin
during the Cleveland administration.
He leave an aged wife and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grant Taylor of this city, to
mourn their loss.
Our enterprislng dsiryman David
Goddard is filing a large silo with
ensllsge. He has dug a circular hole
twenty-five feet deep and twenty-five
feet in dismater with cemented walls
and is now filling it with chopped
field corn, stalks and all, ksfir corn
and cane. When filed the sIlo will
will be sealed air tight, and Its con-
tents removed from the bottom. Mr.
Goddard has been to considerable ex-
pense in doing this work and hopes
to be we'll repaid in getting an i'm
proved winter food for his dairy COWS.
The HERALD and the Ne1es of
this city were each represented on
the reunion grounds at Agra by 3
headquarters tent, where they re-
ceived their friends sad kept supply
of daily papers on hand for anyone
who wished to read them. The Feuu.
ion management were very courteous
in their treatment, giving the news-
papers their tents in excellent loCa-
tions and otherwise favored them
These were the only papers so repre-
sented. The HERALD takes this
opportunity to thank the officers of