Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-03-12
Fine fruit at the Delmonico restaur-

Fine IrulG al tne Delm0nlc0 reStaur-
ant.
The cost of the judicial contest to
the state was over $4,000.
The lots on which the NippS Mill
sands have been sold to M. Beckley.
Clint Strong drove down to the
Burg from Crystal township yester-
day.
Representative Tannahill gives it
as his opinion that the tax bill will
fail to pass.
Harry White is aiding and abetting
the building boom in this city by con
STRUGGLING new barn.
j. H. Conarty, of Norton, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in this city, in COM
pany Of A. II. Gray.
One of the Ideal Entertainers has
been taken sick again. They have
cancelled their engagement here.
Harry Clark a good young republic
can of Arcade was in the city Monday.
His father, Moody, also came to town.
M. E. Hink, of Alma, Nebr., and
Catharine M. Stone of this county,
were granted a marriage license Tues
day.
Frank Freeland contributes an arti-
Gle on socialism which it will not
hurt you to read if you are not, or nev-
er expect to be socialist.
The evangelistic services at the
Christian church will begin next Sun
day. Rev. j. Ed Stevens, of Good
land will conduct these services.
The Boston is showing some beauti-
full medallion trimmings in white,
cream and black in lace and white
in embroidery. Just the thing for all
summer wash goods.
There was a musical entertainment
at the opera house Tuesday evening.
So far as learned the attendance was
very small, the most or our people pre-
ferring to attend the church services.
@. B. Lane while at Omaha this
week purchasing carpets, portiers etc.
made arrangements with first class
florist so that he can furnish cut
flowers for any occasion on short
notice.
School teachers when you send in
your report, why not also send in a
few good news items from your COM
munity? We would appreciate the
favor very much and so would your
patrons.
Nice Nottingham lace curtains at
the Boston at SOC per pair. They also
carry fine line of Brussels net in
both ercu and white. Also the latest
novelties in the swiss muslin curtain
and heavy damask portiers
Several inquiries have been received
lately for dwelling house In this city
which could be rented or bought.
There is demand for city property
and If you have any for sale or rent, it
would be advisable to let the fact be
known.
There were rumOrs anoat yesterday
regarding a head end collision by
trains No and Al at Agate, Colorado.
1t was reported that Hank BroSso,
engineer, was seriously injured II not
fatally, and that several others were
hurt. Nothing definite has been
learned, as yet.
The Stock yards bill was rushed
through the house Tuesday by a
vote Of IA to s. 1t had passed the sen.
ate sometime previously. The bill re-
duces the charges for yardage about
25 per cent. Waggener says it will
cause the yards to move over into
Missouri Immediately.
Rev. Woodward reports the marriage
of G. G. Nipps and Allie Aumiller
which occurred at his rooms in the
Rambo home, on Saturday March, 18th.
Both Of the parties have long been
residents Of Phillipsburg. The
Herald joins with friends in wishing
them happy and prosperous life.
The Commissioners Of this county
met those Of Smith county on Tuesday
and contracted for bridge to built
across the Solomon river on the coun.
ty line. The main span Of this bridge
is to be los feet long and the APP
proaches make a total length Of III
feet. The contract was awarded to
the Standard bridge company at Oma-
ha, Nebraska and will Gust 1880. 90
which is about $500 less than bridges
Of this size usually Gust.