Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-12-10
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NV. Garrison Withhold q sale -bi
his personal belongings on the I5ttEi
before leaving for his 'ney, home jim
Pottawottomie county, ~. ssaz, IS
Remember you save
from .25 to- So coma
pair Of oYershO eSsAt
Shimeall's,s = ast.--,s.- ,ssw,se
3 The Rebekahs Monday sh1d. special
work initiating SIX new members. VA
social time telluwed and. refreshments
were served Tho sledges iss gaining
strength right along, ..ss .. ~ s,s..,,i
Elmer Wolfe and wife will make
their future home fn Luna, Decatur
county. Elmeris already there and
Mrs. Wolfe will yge az ,s0pn as ,heI
-msh ers health will permikas,sl .x.,
The Boston has on sale afFeomb1ete
line Of sample shoes andTff you want
to save ths"retailerslFsgular profit
don't fail to give them a look while
they have a big assortment and you
can find your size. '''''S' =" FVI
~ 90 ]. = J.atoH .)1ktS-5sY
The new organ for The, Methodist
church has beeu received. It is said
to be a the ihStfpmenCg Fhe c6st was
500 and all But $50 this Ef1odHs'w9s
raised by subscription. G66d Ehsnsic
will'be > special featurei etthessssvice
In the future. VIII. K 81 o.sts4 !
Wesley Jacobs the siSteeH' 3esfold
son of John Jacobs, who lives AbftH
east'of the city died quite suddenly
last Tuesday. He had always been )
strong boy and was quite Weliinntft
the Saturday, preceding his DEATH
The funeral occurred yestsrday1:,,:.
The third number OF. the lecture
course, the''ArioH Male Quartest& Of
Chicago VIII be gt3en IL; the Freshly.
terrain church Saturday eSehfnH. DE.
ccmber 18th: @T6is Is an especially
strong and attractive feature, ! Secure
your tickets'earlyfor.x may ;fall i
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wait too long. Only. 50,teents at Nc;
.Cormlck'E. ,,2s,' ,:,,1 aona 4 ia, !,
NorroE! Rey. L. N!AclatR. q I'D, of
Kansas City. MOI district secretary
for Foreign Missions, will preach IL
the Baptist church next Tuesday
evening; December l5tbs. and at. the
Big Creek BaptistsohuFcb, ,hext wed.
hesday evening": DssepbsslEs lla thabbth
'serVfces'7'3o pIsrp~r,i 81 lsJosiI ysal q
Rev. Hassart 9ieiiteasbRssstatedb
tican 'illlistiStef iectafS, taghatadteit
sketcheg" Sst tHstoBaptRtf tHafch,
Long Island, last SundayisVeAlt,6 be,
.fore a Congregation that packed The
building RsgiD lBf2Gkgf very E6te bta1
bly, hlled the PatPis ut ahG BArl ist
church here during The PaSE6fs ab,
samoa jHh'1t JpJ3 9fs ssiin0sJi D''
~ .$sJH ~ add fdauc1S'1s, ~
NoTIoEa1oTlng to ,ilnaYoidabiei 49,
Sences and failure In, attempt,It0 pro-
vide.a supplypFeacbeE there ,kill be
no.preachlng services at the Baptist
church next Sunday, erAt the, Prairie
College school house In the Afternoon,
Sunday school as usual at 10 a; .5nt
Junior B. Y. P, U..3p. fn.
: g.p H. J. HAsskRp, Pastor. -,
A Kansas editor. advertised that be
would soon buy q new shirt, but that
he would let the contract to the Low.
est bidder as all of bis job work ives
secured that way. The editors idea,
ought to be good. II he has TO outbld
competitors to secure the merchants
patronage the best bldderirom their
number should be awarded with his
trade. Sc . ,.yid.I1 no
DIED, on November 10Th, 1908 Mrs
EmmalisSa. Reeder, wife ofTM. M.
ReedefO who died in Oklahoma one
year ago. The family moVedto Phil.
lips county, KaDsas, In 1879. Mrs..
Reeder was born in the state Of Ohio
October 2lst 1910. She Joined the
Friends church at the age Of sixteen
years and lived q good ,chEIstlahd LIE
until her death. She leaves FIVE sons
and tvo danuhtefs In i1n,lVn {hf her