Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-04-06


graduatf OF Ottawa, Kansas, Uolvsr.
atty, will preach at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning and evening.
All are cordially invited,
This is what il will cost you to
attend Franklin Acadamy next term
Tuition $3.50 to so 90, room rent $3
to Sc 100, board $2l.O0, books about
"a 90, total not more. than. 5000
When Theo Close saw the car.
penters taking down the storm doors
OF the Dinner House and putting up
Screens, he at once predicted a storm.
1t came, Theo says this sign never
fails.
Let il be known TO the farmers OF
Phillips county that the only place
where they can obtain insurance at
coat price is in the Farmers Alliance
Insurance company Of Kansas.
j. o. Lowe.
Through the kindness Of Dol. @.
Fl, EdRecombe, of Victor, Colo, this
office Is IN receipt OF q copy of the Vic
tor Record, full of views Of that
wonderful western city, and much
descriptive matter The paper makes
interesting reading.
"A party Of young PEOPLE took
Easter dinner at the Dinner House
last Sunday. Misses Grace Smith,
Dunn, Dngg, 0'Donsld, Hendricks,
and Strstton, and Messrs Means,
Bickford, Ed and Theo, Close and
Karl Smith constituted the party.
Mrs. O, d Heath is in receipt of a
number Of curlos from Manila sent
her by her son Cliff. In the package
were hsndkerChiefs, papers and but
tons cut from dead Spaniard's clothes
Letters received from the same source
gives details Of soldier life. and are
so interesting that we will print one
next week.
"A letter to Moody Couch from
the authorities at Washington an.
nounces that the controller Of the
currency has decided that an extra
months pay is due the boys who did
not get the 80 days furlough. Moody
accordingly gets the benefit of this
decision as he was mustered out q
dsy or two after getting his furlough
The Woman's Relief Corps enter.
tanned the members Of the Phillips.
burg orchestra and Dramatic club al
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Tooker last Tuesday evening, with a
reception and banquet. The affair
WAS informal and delightfully."- pleas
ant, and all came away prsising Mrs
lockers wonderful qualities as q
hostess and entertainer.
"A Raymond & Whitcomb tourist
special consisting of nine or ten cars
passed through going east Tuesday
night. Engineer Jim Boyle who now
runs from Goodlsnd to the Springs
brought the special down. He had
not been in this city for several years
though he used to be one Of the reg.
ulars running In here. His many old
friends were glad to see HIM again.
Last Tuesday afternoon those
ideal hostesses, Mrs. Mason and Mrs
Wright made welcome a few Of their
lady friends. Their CHEEKY hospital,
ity became infections and what with
chatting and discussing the good
things provided, time seemed to have
taken to itself wings, the bours sped
like minutes and all too soon il seem.
ed, the delightful afternoon wat
brought to close.
%. B. Palmer sold bis restaurant
on the south side to O. W. Pursell Of
Of Stockton, last Friday. Mr.. Pursel
is an experienced restaursnteur and
comes to our town with the intention
Of making his restaurant first class il
every respect. The HERALD is glad
to welcome him to our city. Mr. Pal
mer has not yet decided what he will
do, but may go on the road. He will
however, remain q resident Of this
CITY.
Miss Nellie Randall, daughter OIL
NJ. Randall of Walnut township, was
brought before Probate Judge Strain
yesterday and tried for insanity. A
jury was impsneled consisting Of DR.
Wallace, Jacob Nipps, W d Granger
f E Wlnship, g r Thscker and j NJ