Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-12-01
Bazaar, Bazaar, Bazaar.

MIS- ID. COucn VINO mas Oeen quiz
sick for q week or two is improving.
John Gebhart returned TueSdaJ
night from business visit to Kansas
City.
Mrs. NJ. A. Spaulding has been SUI
fering from a slight attack Of la grippe
this week.
The W. G. T. U. will give genera
dinner at the Armory December Bird
Patronize the ladies.
Talk may be cheap, but tie heater
m an charges considerable for furnish
ing line of hot ark. -
Work has begun on the construction
of Arthur Geohart's new house in the
southwest part Of the city. :"
Evan Hebrew came up from Bow
Creek Tuesday and met his mother
who returned from visit in Potta
watamie county. =
There will be a supper at the Spring
Creek (Red Top) school house on tb'
evening of December 10th. Watch
next issue for particulars.
Complaint was filed this week
against Ira Gaines, Frank SilverS anc
Charles Slples by Evan Hebrew who
charges them with disturbing religi'
Gus services.
This seasons foot ball casualty rec
ord-thlrteen killed and 296 injured
suggests that the block system will
have to be introduced also on the grid
iron.-Star.
The Keller Stock Co. closed three
nights engagement at this place last
night. They were we'll patronized
and presented good clean plays. Each
member of the company is a good &C.
tor.
w. o. Jarmane the washing machine
man who made this town his head.
quarters for some time about a year
ago, spent two or three days here this
week. He states that Mr.. Sinclair is
located at Sioux City and is working
upon another patent.
T. L. Upton one of the ruStling
hardware dealers Of Agra is construct
ny a fine large store, and will soon
have it ready for occupancy. We pre-
sumo he is compelled to enlarge bis
storeroom in order to keep pace with
the increase in his business.
We are reliably informed that Carl
Mckay who was proprietor Of the Blue
Front Restaurant here for about
year has leased the Alma Record and
took possession OF the paper last week.
Mr.. Mckay is an old newspaper man
and ought to do we'll with a good pa
per.
Rev. w. c. Henslee is holding Sc
rieS of revival meetings at the Bethel
church five miles northeast OF this
city, and a considerable degree Of In.
Lerest Is manifested. His father, Rev.
A. C. Heusee Of Kensington, assist
ed him last week and Rev, Kemp Of
this city is assisting this week.
Dolls, Dolls, yes dolls Of all kinds
and sizes al The Bazaar Of the Ladies'
Aid Society, at the skating rink, De-
cember 10th. Many useful and novel
articles for men and ornaments At It's
different booths. Chlcken-pie dinner
served at u o'clock. Don't forget the
day, Saturday, December 10th.
Hans johnson who has lived on a
farm near Long Island for twenty-SiX
years without leaving the state dur
Ing that time has disposed Of his prop
erty and Will go to Montana for a six
months visit with his son in.law who
risides near Helena. He will return
to Long Island and will make his
home in that city.
The lecture given last night by DR..
Driver was one Of the best ever heard
In PhillipSburg. DR.. Driver is re-
markable man. He Is one Of the pro-
foundest students OF modern times.
During the course of his career he has
visited nearly every country upon the
globe, he has met every master OF ev-
cry science or art, he has met every
ruler Of Europe, he has studied In
Leipslc and Rome, and IN his lectures
has Incorporated the prominent fea-
lures Of his studies, his travelSand OBJ
servations. The subject was the IAN
Clio Saxon and the Future Rulership
VI the World" Every person in Phil.
Iipsburg should have heard him.
The Kansas State Agricultural Col
Iege Experiment Station, lacated at
has just issued bulletin
No. rs, Experiments with dairy
cows" This is an extensive publlca-
tior, giving experiments some OF which
have extended over three or four years
time and touch upon nearly every
phase Of the dairy industry. Among