Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-11-15

-G1r OAum Is moving the u Ii q
P hotel building back from the street
and sxpeots in she spring to build q
commodious structure in front. and
equippinR the whole as frat class
hotel.
-Tbeo. Smith & Son have pur-
chased the Hillstead lumber, hard
ware, coal and implement business at
Marvin and will conduct a branch
business at that place. W. g. Smith
will have charge of 1t.
"A letter was received at the HER
AID Office last week from August
Yeeh, an old time Phillipsburg boy
who is now located at Arlington,
Mimi. His many friends here will be
glad to know he is doing well there
The Rock Island is laying the
track between Athol and Dresden
with new heavy steel rails and other
wise improving the road bed The
Rock Island has already one of the
best tracks of any road Ia the state.
Chester Westbrook and j M
Wood who had some personal diff
Guilty over some cattle some time ago
are today settling their differences
in Squire Rickey's court. The trial
is called for one O'Clock this after
noon.
just forty-eight hours is sufficient
time to cure bad cold when you take
Krause's Cold Cure. It will not nau-
seste the stomach or constipate the
bowels and ls pleasant and safe to
take. Costs Is cts Sold by L Nc
| OormIck.
Mrs jacob Wagner was taken
seriously ill while up town yesterday,
IN Breaky & McManus's meat market.
Mr. McManus assisted her to DR.. Fis-
hers drug store and then got car
rage and took her home. She is
much better today.
"A. Mr.. Stanton of Glenwood was
arrested and brought to this city last
week, charged with disturbing the
peace by forcibly closing and block
aiding thu school house IN district 113
He was srraigned before Squire Rick
ey Monday and fined SIS aud costs
Tuesday, engineer Parish while
crossing bridge between Council Bluff
and Omaha had his head out of the
window while another train passed
HIM striking his head, killing him in
80 minutes. He was a young man
and was to have been married next
month
The official count msda but very
few. changes from the HERALD's fig
ures of last week Strains majority
WAS Increased to 35. Thomas's to 1I9,
Barrons to 291, Heorew's to 115,
V@eb's reduced to 48 and Bisselrs to
202. The average msjority on cleo
tors is about ITO.
H 81 Welty of Downs was in the
city day or two this week looking
after arrangements for the long dis
tance telephone connecting Phillips
burg with Downa Before very long
we can connect with Topeka, Kansas
City aud all Kansas towns east, as
we'll as, Klrwin and Logan in this
county.
-PhilI Albsugh is sole owner of
the Al0Rugh Livery Barn, he having
purchased the interests of both his
mother and brother Frank instead of
one-hRlf interest as WIS stated in this
paper isst week. Mr. Albaugb has
some of thu finest rigs in town and he
expects to keep the servIoe up to the
very best.
Among the other entertainments
of this month remember the one on
Tuesday evening, Nov q. Is as good
Rs any and better than many. Miss
Norris, assisted by the Phillipsburg
orchestra, gives her program in the
BaptLt church under auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society; admission an
nounced later.
F. A. Smith has opened his Lew
grocery and produce store in the
building lately occupied by the Viers
barber shop. Mr. Hshnenkrats who
owns the lot will probably erect a
substantial store building in the
spring. Mr.. Smith is q good husl-