Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-12-01

merchandise ana ne mas Dullt up
brisk business Correct trade prin-
ciples prevail here and his liberal,
broad minded way Of doing business
has made him friends rs we'll as pa
irons. M. Polling is one OF the old
settlers, having lived here twenty-five
years, and his reputation has always
been OF the best. He is a fine type OF
the hearty, progressive, reliable wes-
terner, and he merits marked recog-
milton IN the history of Phillipsburg.
He was born in West Virginia.
BAUWs HOTEL.
In Dotlng the hotels Of the city, this
establishment must not be forgotten.
It is we'll conducted and Mr.. George
W. Baum, who is an estimable gentle
man, knows his business thoroughly;
provides excellent accommodations
for his guests at very reasonable
price. His hotel is as neat as q pin,
Gnd the cooking cannot be excelled.
Guests ara waited on quickly and
obligingly and everything in reason
is done for their comfort. Mr.. Baum
stands we'll here, and his reputation
as business man aud citizen is un-
questioned.
GARBERsoN Il WOLFE,
These gentlemen have but recently
started in business, yet they have
already built up brisk trade. They
deal in flour, feed, hay, grain, ETC.,
and as they have ample capital, an
excellent location, and their reputation
is OF the best, they stand high here.
They handle only we'll known brands,
sell at a small margin of profit, and
guarantee satisfaction TO all. They
are making friends as we'll as custom
ers and IN the history Of Phillipsburg
they are we'll deserving of mention.
W. W. REYNOLDS.
In Mr.. Reynolds we have an able
and gentIemanly officer, aud it is adj
mitted by all that we never had
more efficient Register Of Deeds.
He attends strictly to his duties with
an eye single to the public interest,
and in his dealings with colleagues
and public, he is prompt, polite and
obllging. His reputation for energy,
honesty and public spirit has never
been questioned, and in character and
standing he has always been above
teproach. Mr.. Reynolds has been
in farming and is considered
IN this part Of the state an expert on
agricultural matters. Officials such
40 he reflect credit On any community.
he Is from Wisconsin but planted his
stakes here in 1877.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
In mentioning the hotels Of Phil
ipsburg, good word should be said
Tor this house and lts proprietor, Mrs.
3. Albsugh. She owns the building
md has managed 1t ever since its con-
ItructiOn, twenty-five years ago, and
is reputation has always been first
lass. The charges are but 81 per
lay, accommodations good, and full
1alue for the money is given. The
place is neat and we'll kept, and guests
ire waited on courteously and quick
y. Mrs. Albsugh gives personal at
ention to the management and does
,verything in reason to please her
patrons. She is one of our most re-
Ipected citizens; public spirited, lib
,ral and honorable.
J.D. CHEADLE.
This gentleman is one Of our
genial and popular officers |
Who are serving themselves and their |
party by making an excellent record, |
An expert in bookkeeping accurate
md quick in his work, he possesses
besides good judgment, sound dlscre-
ion ability and spotless character.
Mr.. Oheadle has had u valuable com.
mercisl experience he having former
y been in the general merchandise
business.
G. J. FLEMING.
Feeling that this mention is thor
,ughly deserved, we take pleasure
n this history of Phillipsburg in not
ng the high standing Of this gentle
nan, the leader in the livery line here
he has had many years experience
and he is we'll up in all that pertains
% his business. No where are horses
better cared for and his rigs and
;urnouts leave nothing to be desired