Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-23
Meals 20 c at the Delmonico.

Island,
Alta NJ. Rigg was in town yesterday
attending to sunday school convention
matters.
W. G. BiSSell returned last Saturday
morning from a business trip to
Kansas City.
Mrs. James G.. Blaine died at
Augusta, Maine, on July 18th at the
ripe age Of rs.
O. A. Lewis writes fire and light
ming insurance on grain in the stack
at lowest rates.
A few days outing in a wheat field
is a novel sport. College students
will certainly enjoy it.
John r. MaShburn of Pueblo, Colo.
and Ida r. Peterson of Prairie View
were married by the probate Judge
yesterday.
Last Saturday was rather a slow
day for PhillipSburg merchants.
Every body being engaged in the
harvest field.
Five trotting horses passed here on
No 6 TueSdoy morning enroute to
Cleveland Ohio. They were a fine
looking string,
Roy Jordon Isl enjoying few days
this week in the harvest field. That
agood way to keep from getting lone
some, isn't it Roy?
The reunion committee has been in
tervlewing the business men this week
with favorable results. A good sum
has been subscribed.
Miss Pearl Johnson who has been
visiting relatives here for sometime
returned to her home in Minneapolis,
Friday. Her sister Grace was sick.
The Woman'S Christian Temper.
ence Union will give an ice-cream
social, Friday evening, July 9th, on
the Presbyterian Church lawn. First
come, First served.
j. NJ. Tadlock'S paper, the Ell Reno
Globe, came to our exchange table
last week containing eight pages all
home print. 1t contained two page
ads. and several Others that were not
so small.
Rev. Hassard held preaching services
out Of doors Sunday evening. This
is a good plan for people will enjoy
the sermon much better in the open
air than in a close room these fine
evenings.
j. W. Kingery and family are en-
joying an extended visit from Mr..
Kingery's sister and niece, the Misses
Kitty Kingery and Effie SellarS of
Buchanan, Michigan. They arrived
yesterday.
The Band girls gave very pleasant
and profitable ice cream sociable on
the court house lawn last Saturday
evening, taking in about S2G The
girls are doing nicely and should be
encouraged.
The first threshing Of the season
was done last Thursday by the Whea-
ton outfit for j. II. Robinson: Rlt-
ner Smith was the next. Both parties
have marketed some of their product,
which is of fine quality.
Rev. Ely will preach the fun eral
sermon OF the two daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Lipps who died
last Friday Of diphtheria, The SER
vices will be next Sunday, July 10Th
at the Hillsdale church.
The Woman's Christian TEN per-
ence Union of Phillipsburg, though
the columns of this paper, acknowledge
the courtesy Of Mr.. Fred Veeh in
giving his permission that the social
be had upon the Court house lawn. |
We learn from the Kirwln KanSan |
that Andrew j. Sweeton of Leonard, |
Colorado was crushed to death be-
tween two heavily loaded wagons, on
July 9Th. Andrew was quite well |
known in the north part of the county
Whitney and Francis just finished
burning a kiln Of 10000 brick, which
IS reported to be first class Mr.. Fran.
lis tells US that j S. Morse has expect
I'd them for his portion OF the brick
TO- he used in the construction of the
on the east side.
Every newly married couple should
start out right in the new home by
subscribing for the Herald. Here
after years subscription will be Civ
IN as a wedding present to those
ordering stationery Of this office.
Remember this when the tino conoae