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

Mr.. and Mrs. Herzog entertained at
dinner Sunday Enjoying. their hos
pitality were: Mr.. and Mrs. n. B.
Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. John Geb-
hart and Roy Jordon. ,-
The text regular teachers examina-
tion will be held at Phillipsburg, Kan
sas, on Saturday, January 18th, 1895;
Exercises will begin promptly ateight
O'clock a. M. C.yM ARNOLD, f'+''
County Superintendent.
1 will soon start new Jewelry and
Optical store, and am prepared with
all modern tools and optical instru,
ments to do first class watch repair,
ing and optical work. Eyes accurate:
ly tested and frames properly fitted.
r. D. MORSE,
First door north Stearnes' barber
shop, Phillipsburg, Kansas.
The editor was pleased yesterday to
receive a, visit from and old friend,
Bonnie Evans of Fort Lupton, Colora-
do. Mr.. Evans has been visiting al
the home of his uncle and aunt, : Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Rollins in Greenwood
for several days. He is preparing to
take school near their home. Mr.
Evans has rented the Marchal farm
in Freedom and will work 1T next
year. ;.<..
The attention of the district court
was absorbed yesterday and to-day in
fire case from Long Island. About
score of farmers from Long Island
township are here either as interested
parties or witnesses. Three cases are
set for hearing each involving about
the same issues, VIZ. damages from
fire put out one of the windleSt days
last spring, by r, H. johnson, which
destroyed considerable property in
the neighborhood.
The Baptist people begin revival
services Thursday evening January
18th at 1880 o'clUcF under the leader
ship of state evangelist, S. j. Miner
and the pastor. A cordial invitation
IL extended to all brethr'n interested
in the spiritual welfare OF the town
and community. Let all seek to get
right with God and with each other
Blessings will then enSue. Every
man shall give account Of himself to
God. CHARLES WALSH, Pastor.
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Soc
iety of the Presbyterian church met
last Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Carl La Rue. After short business
Session a delightful lunch was served
in honor Of Madame Royce, former
vice-presldent. We were agreeably
entertained with music from the phon
ograph and a pleasant social hour was
enjoyed by all. We wished her not
onlya safe return to her home but
another visit to us in the future. -L.G.
, Jacob Bradley who returned recently
from Georgia, where he had gone for
the benefit of his health, died yeSter-
day at the BiSSell hotel, at the aye Of
seventy-one years. Mr. Bradley was
a native OF Ohio where he spent the
earlier years Of his life. He was an old
soldier having served hOnurably In
three regiments during the great Civil
strife. The remains are in charge Of
the G. A. r Of this city, 0f which or.
der he was a member which also con-
ducts the funeral ceremonies In the
parlors of the hotel to-day.
Riley Reeder of Free dom was In
town Friday and reported the orRani-
zatlon Of telephone company in the
Red Top and La Belle neighborhOodS.
Twelve men are To be interested each
contributing fifty dollars to the capt.
tai stock. Those interested at that
time were Robert Fogleman, Eph
Written, J Pollard, E. WhittOn, 0.
Whitney, R Reeder, r G. Wherry, A.
C. Goddard, P G. Schermerhorn al d
Jacob Written The line will con-
nect with this city and the company
will be called the BELL Telephone
Company"