Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-03-16
Call at MoKay's corner for good

Gall at McKay's corner for good
coffee.
Republican Oily, Neb, will vote
this year for an occupation tax,
Political candidates are already get
ting in the field in Rocks county.
For shoes, 80 to McKsy's corner
A new line in e,ock, prices to suit.
H. b Abbott has had the front
of his building decorated with new
and handsome sign.
The thermometer fell several de-
gress Monday night owing to a high
north wind which blew all night.
-Almena hsd little diversion
last week in the way of a shooting
scrape with no one hurt.
Rev H M. Sbocbley will preach
in the Presbyterian church, Sunday
morning. Text, Power of Faith"
Major e. T, Scott, the we'll known
temperance lecturer will occupy the
pulpit of the Christian church, Sun
day, March 19,h.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson has removed
her stock of millinery, etc. to the west
side, in the building recently occupi.
ed by Stesrns' Bors barber shop.
Il, A, Chsmplin has purchased
@ A. Porter's residence property, for
81, 900 cash. Mr. Champlin is having
the property remodeled and improv-
ed.
Rev. Rsrick and family will start
for conference at Downs, Kansss.
Friday. They will visit over Sunday
with friends in Glen Elder as confer.
ence does not convene until next week.
A number Of the members of the M Il
church will go down Sunday week to
hear Bishop Fitzgerald preach. They
can 20 down and return the same day.
I have been informed that some
person has been circulating the report
that the Connecticut Fire Insurance
Company is not permitted to do bust
ness in Kansas. I desire to say that
such are either ignorant statements
or malicious falsehoods, which / am
willing to prove to the satisfaction of
any one who will call at my Office.
9. A. LEWIS.
Miss Sadie Mccormick, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs N. B. Mccormick,
aud Mr. John Foxwell we're married
at 8 O'Clock 8. IN last Sunday week
in Washington D. O., before Mr..
and family started for
home. Miss Mccormick was we'll
and favorabIy known in this city
where she was born and grew to
young womanhood. Mr. Foxwell is
an electrician and is in the employ Of
The Washington Electric 90. The
HERALD offers best wishes.
Hon. N. B. Mccormick and family,
his youngest son, James,
and daughter, Sadie, returned from
Washington, d, O., last Friday. night
Their household goods were delayed
by the storm so that they
are just getting moved into their old
nome this week. Mr.. Mccormick will
open an Office soon and resume the
practice of law again. Jimmie ex-
poets to remain in Washington until
Until his term Of school closes, when
le will return
Eight cars of stock, five of cattle
md three Of sheep were unloaded at
his station last Sunday and kept here
wo days on account of the snow storm
rom Lebanon east. The sheep be-
onged TO r. f. Schofeld, Grlswold, |
iowa, and we're purchased in New
Mexico. He started with LOO, but |
between Colorado Springs and this
)lace the cold wind blew in on them
md caused them to bunch up on one
tide Of the car so that when he I'm.
oaded them here 200 of them were |
lead. He skinned them and will get
lbout 25 cents each for their pelts
Mr. s thinks that if he has no more
lard luck he may possibly get out
ven on them as sheep are worth
pretty good figure in Iowa