Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-01-11
John B. Gains, of PIeinvisw,

Jill ~ OotAbs VI L 4SIu Wow,
was over last Saturday as a witness
for Dan Beatty who was proving up
on his homestead before Judge
Strain Al Jerby was the other wit
ness. The former WIS a pleasant
caller at this Office.
The Lincoln Beacon and several
other papers of the sixth district
mention Hon. f. @. johnson of this
city as one Of the possible candidates
for the populist nomination for Con-
gross the coming election. There are
five or six other candidates that are
spoken of.
The following services are to be
held in the Baptist church for Jan IA.
Morning service at 10 O'Clock, bible
school, II 3. m, preaching topic,
"The Pladge of Dicipleship" Even
ing at 1880, the second of series,
What would Jesus do, topic, what
would Jesus do in the home"
E. @. Beauvais Jr, who used TO
be employed as operator at this place,
has been promoted to the position of
chief dispatcher of the D. s. 4. G..
railroad with headquarters at Pueblo,
Colo Mr.. BsRuvais is an excellent
man in his profession, and his we'll
deserved promotion gives great pleas
ure TO his many friends
Hop. David Martin, of Atchison,
is in the city this week ss one of the
attorneys in the case of Lew Roads
VS. the G. r I & P. railroad for dam
ages. Hon w A. Evans, of Kansas
City, is also here as attorney for the
railroad company. w e. Bissell for
the plaintiff and g. A. Lewis for the
defense, ara the local attorneys in
charge of the case.
The Republican City Iladepemd-
ent says that Justice Goddard has
received check from the Woodmen
Accident Association for SIG 46 IN
full for damages sustained by a runa-
way accident on November 2" The
Woodmen Of this city should take
advantage Of thls branch of their or.
ganlz9tion Accidents will happen.
you know.
The new board of commissioners
organized by electing Fred Vssh
chairman Monday afternoon. They
proceeded to let the county printing
for the ensuing year to John @
Royce at practically the same prices
of the last three years for job work
and at SO per cent of legal rates for
publishing. The Dispatch was made
the official county paper. W. White,
editor of the NeaUs, put in a bid for
the job work, but Mr. Royce was Civ
en- both the publishing and the job
work.
Died, at the home of his parents
in Dayton township last Friday
Johnnie. the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Albsrs, aged 1
yeal 2 months. The little fellow got
q grain of corn, or sone similar body.
in its throat on Tuesday before.
Every effort to remove the substance
was made, but without avail, and
death occurred as above stated. Jas.
Mulder came down after the GOTTA
Friday and the funeral occurred Sat
1rday. The bereaVed parents have
The sympathy of their many friends
their loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nipps enter
aimed number of the older resi- |
tents of this city and vicinity last
night in sn old settlers par
y. A very Pheasant evening was
pent in social conversation and re-
ninisces. Dainty refreshments were
erVed, and the guests returned to
heir homes with the msmory OF one
more pleasant event In their lives.
those present were Mr. aud Mira. :. L
'ayior, Mrs BlsselI, Mrs. Dr. Hsg
ard, AIRS. Clay pool, 1Irss Boughton,
1isses Ella Taylor and EgheI Lowell
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