Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-17

Kodaks and Kodak supplies at the
Book Store.
The most delicious Ice cream can be
obtained at McKay's.
Mrs. Ritner and Mrs. Dempsey
Smith are visiting with the family Of
Il, e. Smith in Salina.
Lunches and short ORDERS are given
special attention at the Blue Front
Restaurant Meals % cents.
Rev. j. II. Lamb, of Gaylord,
pioneer settler and county clerk of the
county in an early day, visited here
during the reunion.
Probate Judge John BiSSell died at
his home In this city Tuesday night
of Bright's disease. The funeral &C.
ours tomorrow at two o'clock from
the Baptist church, and will be under
the auspices of the Masonic order.
For SALE:-A good nine room resi-
dence, fitted with furnace, has good
we'll and a hundred barrel ciStern and
connection for city water, corner loca-
tion with many shade and fruit trees.
For price and terms see John Hahnen-
kraft of this city, or address L. W.
French, HoltOn, Kansas.
A serious brawl occurred Friday
night at Jacks place, between O. q.
Nipps and +. A. Dixon, in which Dix
son was severely injured by a blow
from a bottle with It's contents.
Nearly every tooth in the upper jaw
was lOOSened or knocked out, and a
doctors services were required to re-
store consciousness. Only reports of
the affair are obtainable.
Rev. Lamb will soon leave Phillips
burg for Lyndon where he has accept
ed a call to preach. Rev. Lamb states
that he likes this country and the
people but that his health does not
justify him In staying. Mrs. Lamb
will go from Long Island to Hastings
for a short visit, from there to her
old home, after which she will Join
her husband at Lyndon. Rev. Lamb
is not going into strange country.
Friends here will wish him we'll in
new location.
Frank Richard of Sumner who re-
Gently returned from a visit in New
York and other eastern states came to
this city Thursday accompanied by
r. A. Porter. The boys took in the
reunion, visited with their numerous
friends here and returned to their
home Friday night. While In New
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Frank Pratt at his offices with the
Western Newspaper Union in that
city. He still desires to enter the
journalistic field and Is only waiting
favorable opportunities.
NoTIcE:-At the Baptist church
next Sunday morning, subject, 1.-THE
Nationality Of Religion" evening,
"EvangeliStic Preaching" Sunday
School at 10 a. m. b. Y. p U. service
preceding the evening service at 7 D.
m. Special music and other features
will be introduced at all our services.
Our aim is to preach the Gospel OF
Christ To interest. instruct and en-
terrain those attending our services.
Our heating stoves are up. II the
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warm. Our StereOpticOn services Of
Discourse and Song will soon be re-
sumed. We extend a cordial welcome
to ALL. ]. HasSard, pastor.
The Independent, OF PittshurV,
Pennsylvania, in its issue NJ the 18th.
gives an extended write.up Of the
Automatic Straw Binder invented by
William Douglass, a well known form.
er resident of this place. Mr.. Doug
lass has perfected this machine after
eighteen years of most arduOus labor
and II Is now surpassed by no other
labor-saving invention. A company
with a paid up capital NJ $4,000 has
heen incorporated under the laws of
New Jersey for the manufacture and
sale M the new binder Various tests
NJ this machine have been made and
II seems TO work perfectly. Many NJ
toe old residents Of the county will
remember seeing the first models NJ
the Straw Binder In bis shop in Phil
| lipsburg. and also his ATTEMPTS 10 op.
crate his machine. All will be glad
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