Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-09

Inc mOSG delicious Ice cream can be
obtained at McKay'S.
The best remedy ever devised for
insomnia: go to bed and sleep 1t Off.
]. d. Blank of MuScatine Iowa is
here visiting his old friend Riley
Reeder.
All kinds of temperance drinks at
McKay'S. Come in and refresh your
selves.
ChaS. Mccormick and wife of Good
land, arrived in this city Wednesday
for short visit.
Christ Veeh who has been at home
a few days was taken back to the
asylum last night.
Roasting ears and watermelons will
be very late this season. Markets will
be. supplied from the south.
F. M. Hopes of Long Island was in
this city yesterday on legal business.
See notice elsewhere in this issue.
Clarence Lowe came over from Long
Island yesterday. He reports every
thing in the regular order in that
locality.
1t is proposed to establish distinct
gradingS for KaneaS wheat. Commits
sion men rate as No, 2, wheat that
ought grade as No. l.
Rev Hassard administered the ordl-
nance of Baptism last Sunday evening
at the Baptist church to Mrs Row.
land and Miss Della Robb
Services both morning and evening
next Sunday at the Baptist church.
The pastor will also preach at Prairie
College SchoolhouSe at p. m.
James Bucklew who is an old livery
man could not stand it to remain out
of business so bought out Grant Tay.
lor, where he has been since Friday.
Word has been received that the de-
potat Claremont, Colorado was struck
by lightning and burned destroying
all the property of Arthur Couch and
wife.
Mae Seavey and Nell Llrkin visited
in Sumner Tuesday Miss Seavey
would not refuse good school in that
region, If some district desiring a good
teacher would make their wants
known.
The commissioners adjourned yes.
terday until July 9th, when the re-
mainder of the business of this session
will be transacted. The proceedings
will not be published until after the
close of the adjourned meeting.
Chauncy Dewey, Clyde Wilson and
w. Il. Mcbride arrested for first de-
gree murder OF the BerryS In Chey
enne, were granted bail in the sum OF
$4,000 by the supreme court. Bond
win be given and prisoners will be
allowed their freedom.
Charles Killebrew who has been at
the asylum at Topeka for few years
escaped about two weeks ago and has
been at large since that time. Yes
terday word was recrived that he was
at Prairie View and giving trouble.
Sheriff Utter is now looking him up.
An account Of the marriage OF
Floyd Ohamplin and Miss Hill of
Manhattan which occurred June 10Th
was overlooked last week. This ex.
celent young couple has host of
friends with whom the Herald Joins
in wishing them happy and prosper
Gus career.
Seven killed and fourteen wounded
is the result Of race riot at Evans.
vile Indiana. A mob sought vengence
for murder committed by a negro,
and the militia in protecting him
from the fury of an outraged pnbllc
fired into the crowd with the result
| as SUdJeu'
Commissioners Hageman and Veeh
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Gaumer Tuesday. They speak
in very complimentary terms Of Mrs.
Gaumer's culinary abilities, and sug-
gested that the only way to get a
better dinner was for the county
printer to get cook.
Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin show
gave their entertainment here Tues
day evening. Their tent was well
filled and the play has been very high
ly commended. The company travels
in their own Pullman cars and carries
good equipment OF staging and seen
cry. A concert was given after the
main show.
George Smith who attended the
Annual convention " Kansas Under
takers at Leavenworth in June, and
took the examination following, has
been advised that he passed the ex-
animation creditably and that dlplo-
ma will be issued 10 a few days.
George Is an industrious young man