Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-04-06

The regular services will be held in
the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath, both morning and evening.
The farmers residing in the vicinity
Of Kirwin are agitatiug the PROPOSE
tion to organize shipping aSsocia-
tion.
w. r. Randall postmaster of
Agra, was here yesterday on private
BUSINESS. The HERALD is pleased to
acknowledge a call.
G. W. Hull, leading bushes man
Of Kirwin was here yesterday. Mr..
Hull always does business when he
comes to the county seat.
or the eighty million people in the
United States only four Thousand are
onehundred years old nothing very
promising about that for a fellow.
Colby Free Press.
For long time have been meet
ing men who told me they could quit
smoking dead easy II they wanted to.
l believed them. Now l know they
are Infamous liars.-Bert Walker.
Judge q. NJ. Cole has been invited
to deliver an address at the Odd Fell
lows anniversary celebration at Menlo
on April 18th. The association in
cludes several lodges in that part Of
the state.
The county camp Of NJ. W. A. met
here yesterday and elected c. NJ. Arm
old Jas delegate to the state camp
which meets at Leavenworth, In May.
o. P. Pennington Of Logan, was Sc
lected as his alternate.
r. L. Gilbert and Jessie MontOnye
we're married at the home OF q. r.
Edwards yesterday, W. G.. Francis Of
floating. These young people reside
near Lung Island. The groom is a
brother OF Mrs. Edwards.
or seventeen young men examined
at Emporia for entry into the United
States navy, fourteen were rejected
becausa they had tobacco hearts.
The young man who smokes and chewS
has read the warning, but will he ap-
ply it.-PlOneer
A young LADY at RoSsville sent flf-
teen cents to Chicago advertiser
for receipt to whiten and keep the
hands soft. She received the follow
ing reply: Soak them three times a.
day In dishwater while your mother
rests.
"What Insurance did for Mevina"
will be shown by the r. N. of A. Of
Marvin. All are cordially invited, ev-
erybody come; 1t is grand. viii he
at the Marvin hall Tuesday evening".
April IL, 1905. Admission 10 cents for
children and % cents for adults.
Cattle are now selling at the high
point Of the year In Kansas City, and
the outlook for the near future is en-
couraging for continued good prices
Write to Hutton Keck Commission
Co. for free market reports or any
other reliable information concern
ing the Trade.
Oliver W. Higbey and Mary NJ. Pol
ing were united in marriage at the
home Of the brides parents last even
ing. 1t was an impressive and joyous
occasion. The father and mother Of
both parties were present with other
members Of their families. The cere-
money was performed by Rev Charles
Walsh, pastor Of the Baptist church
10 this city.
Mrs. Anna Carl Of Long Island who
has been one Of the Kansas City
World contestants wins first prize in
bhe contest which closed last week.
She received two trip tickets to Mag
ara Falls and one hundred dollars
In cash. w. A. Howard Of Dana who
also participated in this contest holds
seventh place In The final count.
Mrs. Carl is to be congratulated upon
her victory.
AS the editor Of this journal started
to leave the Office last Friday even
ing peculiar piece Of paper which
had been blown into the open door
way attracted attention. Examina.
tiOn showed 1t to be marriage cerif-
icate issued at Newton, Iowa on the
18th day of October, 1873 by James
Agnew, Presbyterian Minister to John
A. GrilliS and Maggie Estle. This
document though torn by the frisky
breeze may be Of value to the inteus'.
ed parties who nay ii d IL at this
Office. Should the wind watt other
certificates this way we prefer to have
them Of the silver and gold variety.