Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-12-21

See our line OF albums beforl
buying as they are the best at til.
very lowest figures. Oar toilet set
and dressing cases are cheaper thai
ever before. S s. FISHER & Co.
e. A. Schwartz, of Rochester
MINI, is visiting in this locality HI
Is one of our old settlers, having
located in Glenwood township IN 1877;
but has since moved back to Mime
sofa, his native state.
j. NJ. Wood & Go sold a cultiva
tor and harrow last Saturday to ar
enterprising German farmer who be-
lieves in avoiding the rush and get
ting his farm implements in good
time for use next spring.
Miss Julia Close came home from
Victor. Colo, last Saturday to spend
her vacation with Her parents in this
city and to attend her brothers we'd
ding Sunday afternoon She will
not return until after New Years.
Joseph Rum6augh and f G.
johnson ere both proudly wearing
the title of grandpa on account of a
bouncing baby boy which came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rum
baugb, of Greenwood township, last
Monday, Dec. Is.
H. g. Swisher, who lives west of
town, took out a handsome organ
purchased OF Bower & Son last Sat-
urday. Mr Bower also cold two 9TH
ers the same dsy-one to Mr..
Backerman and the other to the La
Belle Sunday school.
Prof. w a. CLARK, B. A. Dundae,
Fred Wagner and Chas. Under
wood, of Agra, and s. c. Landes, of
KIrwin, compose the CLARK orchestra
which is furnishing excellent music
for a series of dances at this place
They were here Friday evening.
Last Saturday was one of the bust
est days our merchants have had for
some time. The CITY was full of peo-
pie who had come to make holiday
purchases as we'll as to do other tr ad-
ing. Nearly all of the stores report
extra large Gales and the, majority of
the sales were cash.
Jos. Giddings has sold his finely
improved so acre farm in Gienwood
township to JAS. Bogenrief, consider
alton $500 Mr.. Glddings is an old
resi- dent Of Phillips county, but his
health having failed, be has decided
to move to Washington in the hope
of benetitting his heslth
IS. J. Hageman, OF Clifton, Kans
came up last Thursday night for u
weeks visit with his brother, Rev. s.
S. Hagemap of the Baptist church in
this city. He returned to his home
in Clifton yesterday. This Office was
favored with q pleasant call during
his stay IN the city.
"A number Of sporting men from
this city aud vicinity went out north
of town Lass Sunday and INDUCED in
very exciting rabbit chase. A mum
Der OF very fcei dogs were entered
including those of Elliott CLARK, o
W Poison OF Norton, G B Lane aud
others. Two or three very pretty
races were rua and the nlmble fooed
jack RABBITS in each case were caught
after two or three mile course.
Since printing the SeIden Items
we hear of scandal in that town
which resulted in a personal encount.
er between Prof Mosher and w H.
Pointer, in which it is said a knife
WAS used, and that Mr.. Pointer vas
considerably injured We have not
been able to learn The facts in the
matter, so cannot give them. The
incident is to be greatly deplored as
both parties have many warm friends
in the community -Hoxie Pallaniam.
Up-to-date Restaurant.
Mrs. Woodward has bought the
Close Restaurant. Meals at all hours.