Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-12-11

DR.. Pope has been enjoying a visit
from his father
FoR SALE:-A good base burner.
Inquire at this Office.
c. A. Lewis Fl ndered vocal solo at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
Mr.. Monroe G. Combs and Miss
Mabel Wilson both OF Phillips county.
were married by Probate Judge Strain
December 9Th.
Rev. Woodward preached a strong
sermon SUNDAY morning, his object
being to arouse the enthusiasm of
church members and to place before
them the necessity of higher religious
ideals.
License to we'd was granted to Chas.
L. Ross and Arizona M. Hixenbaugh
on the 5th. Also TO Oliver hoffman
and Eva Smith on the 8th. Both
couples are doubtless happily united
ere this.
Paul Scheisler the jovial proprietor
of the DelmOnico Restaurant of this
city moves around with lighter and
more elastic step this week. Mrs.
ScheiSler returned from two weeks
visit in Kansas City Sunday night.
George B. Young of Long Island
stopped over in town a short time
Saturday while passing through. Mr..
Young is quite an extensive stock
raiser and was shipping some cattle
from Kansas City to his farm near
Long Island.
Advertising in the Herald pays.
An ad was inserted few weeks ago.
and the papers were not all mailed
before an inquirer had responded to
the ad in question. The Herald
reaches the masses of people and is
read by them. Therein lies the value
of advertising.
The G. R. I. s. P. R. r. pond is now
one of the city's chief attractions
The ice is nearly six inches thick and
somewhat rough but several small
patches of smooth ice may be found
thus giving an opportunity to lovers
of skating to put themselves in prac-
tice for the winter
An anonymous communication evil
IDENTIFY intended for publication was
received by the Herald last week.
Contributions of interest are gladly
received and are always given atten-
zion, but all communications should
be signed in order that any unjust
criticism or cenSure may not be
shouldered pom the proprietor.
A little catastrophe occurred in the
cut on the Rock Island last Thursday.
A freight train coming down the
grade west of Plotner Creek came un-
coupled and the two sections of the
train became pardted. Neither the
conductor or engineer was aware of |
the break. When the section in front |
started up the grade from the creek.
the rear section rapidly gained on the |
former and crashed into it ditching
tents. The conductor was nnite
seriously injured
Cards are out announcing that the |
wedding of Mr.. e. e Cole formerly of |
his county but now a resident of Da-
kota City, Nebraska, and Miss Emma
II. berger OF the same town took place |
at the home of the brides |
parents yesterday. Mr.. Cole was born
IN Indiana. but grew to manhood in
this county. A short time ago he
left for Dakota City where he made |
the acquaintance of Miss Berger. the
daughter. of one of the Oldest, wealth.
lest and most respected families of |
that section: Mr.. Cole is certainly to
be congratulated upon his good for
tune and the bride may be certain
that she made no mistake in her {
selection of life partner The best
wishes of large circle of friends and |
the Herald accompany the happy
couple in the journey they have Just
begun.