Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-05-24

The Kansas City Daily Star, or
Times, and the Semi-Weekly HERALD
one year for 81.
J. S. Morse Jr. and Miss Allie Morse
went down to Kansas City last Mon
day on business and to visit with
friends there. ST came back WedneS-
day night, but Miss Allie will remain
some time to visit the Barnes family
Dave Andrews who held the position
of night operator at this station until
recently, stopped over few days to
see his friends. He has been up in
Wyoming and is on his way to Kansas
City and Omaha. lie says he may get
off at Buffalo.
The graduating exercises of the
Kirwin high school will be held next
Tuesday night. Supt. Thomas will
present the diplomas. The schools
have prOSpered under the able man
agement of Prof. Green. There are
nine graduates.
Wednesday while some small boys
were swing on the iron railing around
the area-Way on the west side of the
BisSell hotel little son of Joe Rhoades
fell and broke his arm. He was taken
up to the doctor and had his arm re-
set. He is resting easy now.
This is the season that we are liable
to have cyclones and should you wish
to insure your buildings or stock
against such calamities, call on G. A.
Lewis. He has gilt edged companies
and can give you as low a rate as you
can get in any reliable company.
A Union Sunday School was organ
lied at Pleasant Hill school house,
Dist, No 6, May IS Sunday School
in the future will be held in the
future at p. m. each Sabbath. All
cordially invited to attend.
ADAM GUAM. SUpt.
Mrs. G.. L. Rarick, wife of our old
time friend and Methodist parsOn,
drove up from Osborne Monday even
her friend Mrs, 7. J. Wilson. She
departed the next morning oyer the
Rock Island for a trip to Detroit,
Mich, and other places in the east
Smith Co. Pioneer.
Normal students wanting to board
themselves can find nice airy rooms
over Mrs. fuckers millinery store.
Kitchen with cook stove in connection.
Good outside accommodations. Plenty
rooms for eight persons. Ladies pre-
ferred. Prices low Enquire of or
write to Mrs. Tucker Milliner, Phil
lipSburg, Kansas.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
the attention of the public is called
to the following: Sunday school at 10
a. m. Union Memorial services to be
held in the Presbyterian church at II
a. m. No services in the Baptist
| church in the morning. Christian
| EndeaYof at p, M, regular service
at p. M, subject, "A National Menu
Orial.'
The Sherry Concert Company in
| vocal, instrumental and character
| specialtieS at she Opera House May %.
| Peerless musicians and refined society
sketch ARTISTS. Two hours of solid
| fun and amusement. Elegant ward
robe. 20-different actS-2O. Properly
cOStumed. Everything refined and up
tO-date; reserved seats 35c. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded after
the entertainment. A social dance
will be given,
Mrs. w. E. Cox who is here visiting
received news from her husband yes
tereay that their house in AlamOSa
| had burned. Mr.. Cox was in Denver
on legal business, and noticed an item
in daily paper stating that his house
was burned. Soon he received a tele-
gram confirming the news. This is a
very unfortunate occurrence to them
as they lose all their household goods,
clothing. ETC., also a fine new piano.
The particulars of how the fire start
ed have not been learned.
The Farmers Alliance Insurance
Company, of Mcpherson, will carry
your risk for one half that charged by
foreign companies. Purely mutual.
1880 members. Insurance iS-Sold on
time without interest. 13 years in
business. S250,OO0 paid in losses.
Losses paid promptly. Solid, sound
and safe. Just think 1880 of the
best farmers in Kansas pledged to pay
your loss. Is it good? OF course it's
good. Call for handbook of insurance.
J. o. LOWE,
PhillipSburg, Kansas.
Wagon and Buggy Sale.
From May goth to 18th we will have
a few of the best wagons to close out
ever shipped into Phillipsburg. Also
a few Racine buggies to close out re-