Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-07-20
Nov is the time to paint. The
best. aRd Cheapest at Fishers.
BASE BALL.

DCS1s dh0 cheapest Il FlSleT'S.
BASE BALL.
A meeting will be held at the
OsuEt House on Saturday evening
for the purpose of organizing a base
ball association. Ali are invited
Harry Gsbhart formerly one of
the prosperous merchants of this city
came in for few weeks visit with
friends in the city last Sunday morn
ing.
Ben Barrett has purchased the
Sommers bakery and will hereafter
furnish the 'tstaf of llfs'' to the peo-
pie of this city. Ben is good baker
sn1 We predict for him successful
business.
w. L. Smith holds the record
thus far for tall corn stalks. He left
specimen at this Office last Friday
that stands full ten feet kigh. It is
corn that was planted just few days
before Decoration Day.
Mrs. d. D. Hsggard of Vermillion,
s. D, and her cousin Miss Jessie
Ballou, OF Ashland, Neb., are in the
city this week visiting Mrs. R.'s
mother and brother, Mrs. M. NJ.
Bissell and W. G. Blssell.
The negro known as Denver
KIDD who is implicated in the MUIR
der OF the drug clerk III Mcfarland,
used to work IN this town. He was
known es skinner" here and worked
in Stearns Bros. barber shop.
"A Weaver and family of KirwIn
left over the Rock Island for San
Diego, California last Monday night.
The Viewers have long been identl-
d ed with the town OF KIrWln and
they will be greatly missed by their
many friends.
The little ones of John Closes
family are IN mourning over the
death OF their dog dewey" Some
time sgo he Wa bitten ~ another
dog, afflicted it IL feabea with hydro
phoDia, and to - en- the s9fe B14e the
pet was sacrificed.
Letters from Mrs. Schliemann
to her parents received this week
state that both she and Mr.. Schie.
IMAM have been suffering from levers.
At one time they were removed OF
COnigOr where the climate is mEcn
cooler. -Four letters were received IL
the same mail though they We're
RRys .
Tine chinch bug is appearing in
parts of the county III rabner numer-
Ous quantities. Farmers ought to lose
no taIHe IN sending for some of Oman
Celler SHOWS diseased bugs. A Mr.
RHynor of hooks county says that
green corn stalks soured by moisture
will kill the bugs as certainly as
Prof. Shows method OF Injecting
them
"A letter from Clarence RarIck
states that hs received the appoint
ment to West Point. That the MIS-
take was found by q friend of hi
living in Belolt, VINO pointed it out to
Mr.. feeder, after which the change
was made. Clarence Is werthy
young man and will without DOUBT
successfully pass the entrance exam
ination.
e s Bower, r T S5inson, Clyde
Bickford, l. MatEeson, Dempsey
Smith, w q BIssell, John Thomas
and Harry Mann went up to Prairie
View last evening to assist in insti-
tutIng Knights of PythIss lodge IN
that place. The boys report en ex-
cellent time. There were nine inItl-
ates and several members Dy card
and the new lodge starts out under
favorable circumstances.
The Smith Center and Phillipsburg
teams played two games of ball in this
city Tuesday and "Wednesday after
Moons 4 good attendance chsrac-
serized each days performance. The
home boys were not in good practice
and some OF their leading players
sould not get of SO as to take their
accustomed places. The Smith Cen
Eer team is composed OF excellent
players and pnt up a good game.
Harry Mann OF this city umolred the
first game and Arthur Nelson of
Smith Center the second game. Fol-
lowing is the result by innings:
First Game.
PhiIlips6ur ........I / 5 / 0 0 10
Second Game.
Smith Center. O B go
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