Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-04-23
Fine fruit at the Delmonico restaur-

thing. !.
Will Stevens who used tb be the dai
operator at this point, was visitin.
friends in the citylSaturday, evening
Mrs. H. j. Jones,of StOtts City, Mo.
will hereafter read the Herald, through
the Kindness Of her son, D. 70. Dean
The probate judge grantedia marri
age license Tuesday to Wilbur L. Ellis
and Mary E. Pollard, both StFreedon
township -. ~
From the appearance of the street
at the southeast cornerof the square
one might. think that the mouqc
builders were resuming operations.
H, Ferguson has sold hls.farm and
will reside in, town He has'purchaS
ed small residence property of Mrs
Cooley; and is Building an addition t(
the house. :. :, 49,.
Inc STATE superintendent Will be
here June 1st'at the opening of the
normal institute. The county grad.
uating exercises will occur @.the Sat-
-urday following.
RIA. Handy, afforner resident of
this city, now of Colorado Springs, ar.
rived here Wednesday morning and
will make "a short. VISIT, combining
business with pleasure.
Wherever it has "been introduced,
Dr. CaldwelFySyrup Pepsin leadS1all
other remedies tn.curibg constipation
indigestion and sick headache. Two
sizes, AOc- and 1.OO,' at&ll drug stores.
Carl stapp fell from a horse which
he was riding to the barn Tuesday
evening and broke his arm between
the'sh6ulder and elbow. The. injured
member was carefully dressed and he
ls'now doing very nicely
F. L. Lake was given the. first, de.
gree In Odd Fellowship on Tuesday
night, and Ross Mccormick, GaQFge
Baum and Roy Jordan were each CIV
en- the third degree. The application
of R. W. Pope was received and refer
ed to a committee.
A special meeting of the Eastern
Star was held Tuesday evening and
Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Robertson were
instructed in the mysteries of'the or
der. Refreshments were served and
the evening was pleasantly passed by
those fortunate enough to attend.
You have seen DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin advertised for months, but
have yowever triedit? r9f not you do
not know what an ideal stomach rem
edy it is,.., A soc bottle will Show'you
it's great merits as a cure for constipa-
tion, indigestion and, sick headache.
Sold at all drug stoVes. ,,sa-1s '?..:
The 7ordinantes'of baptism Win be
administered to a large number of
candidates at the Baptist church next
Sunday afternoon at'3'p. m, Every
one is cordially invited to attend this
service and witness the adm fStration
Of this solemn and beautiful ordlK.
ance,-H. J. Hassard, pastor -
The family of Harry White were
poisoned Tuesday evening by eating
some meat which had beeh salted and
set away in a tin dish. Two of the
children who did not eat any the
meatwere unframed; the others were
Siezed quite violently, one Of the
children being throwh'into spaStns,
They are all.recOverlng$, '''' ~
The meetings held by Rev. Hassard
at the Prairie College Schoolhouse re.
sulted1n twenty-One professions and
converSlorA!f The meetings closed
with good interest and several re-.
questing prayers "A Sunday School
was also organized by'Rev.c HaSsard On
last Sunday afternoon. About forty
signed their'hames 10 ehter as" Sthoi;
ars In the different CLASSES. '''' 80
James Henry MANI and Lizzie Carrie
Gtemmell were tiarrIed at the home
of the brides parents near Agra last
Sunday. But a few Of the close friends
and relatives witnessed the ceremony.
The bride and groom came to thlscity
Tuesday, and left yesterday for the
MANI home near Stuttgart where a
reception was held in their honor.
They will make their future home in
the house lately purchased and equip
ped by Mr.. Mana: ~: -, -;i''
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the newsg II you do not like to see a
truthful accouht>'O Of your record m
print, you should 'mend YOUR ways
An. account or transaction cannot
affect the:chafacter;itm affect tie
reputation, but the only AHaytd main
tain a high standard ln the public es-
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