Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-16
Sam Albright was over from Logan

Don't forget the Chieken-pie dinner
on Saturday, November %.
John Wilson. of Logan, had business
in the Burg, Thursday.
Our kickers are at the Center today
to see who can kick the hardest.
The Kansas City Daily. World and
the Semi-Weekly HERALD for $500.
Harry Root, of the State Journal,
was around seeing the boys yesterday.
Mrs. L. Hayes, Mrs. E. John, of Kir-
win, were in the city on Wednesday.
If you want fine job printing come
to the HERALD Office. We can supply
you.
Mr.. Hobbs, the Topeka Paper
Company's representative, was in
town yesterday.
Ex-County Clerk I. D. Thornton,
was in town yesterday.
Frank Pratt returned to Kansas
City Wednesday night.
Gaylord had quite destructive fire
Thursday morning Six business
houses were consumed.
Van Hugunin, of Phillipsburg, was
greeting his many friends in Kirwin
last Saturday.-Independent.
Harry Sims drove the finest bunch
Of steers through the streets Thurs
day that we have seen for many a day.
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ter work done to his building on the
east side. John Drake is doing the
work.
Mrs. L. W. French and son Ray
mond, of Kansas City, are visiting
Mrs. F's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hahnenkratt.
have opened up a bowling alley
south of Smiths lumber yard and
will be pleased to have all lovers of
this sport call on me. GEO. SHAW.
Pay up and read the Kansas City
Daily World and the Semi Weekly
HERALD one year for only $500. The
World is the stockmen' s official paper.
Beloit and Smith Center played foot
ball last Saturday at the Center. Be
lott won the game-21 to 5. This is
the first game Smith Center has lost
this season.
There was special meeting Of the
/ Woodman lodge last Thursday night.
Five new members were initiated at
this meeting and at the next regular
meeting there will be six or seven
more shown the secrets of Woodcraft.
A letter from W. Fl. King, who
owns considerable real estate in this
county, states that he has removed
from Newtonville, Iowa, to RoSSville,
Kansas. Mr.. King usually visits this
county once year to look after bis
| interests here.
Lewis Gray is home from Oklahoma
on visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gray, of this city. Lewis
| looks as if that country agreed with
him. He has not been home for about
three years, and will make quite an
extended stay.
The Murphy Comedy Company
played at Handyyille on Thursday
night to large house. This is the
/ best company on the road for the ex-
perience they have had. Their adj
vertising car will leave in a few days
for the south.
Notice is hereby given that the
new house of worship at Logan, Kan,
will be opened for services Saturday,
November %, at II a. m. We hereby
extend an invitation to the people OF
Logan and surrounding country to at.
tend this opening service, A hearty
welcome lis extended to all, prospect
i've Of race, color, or religion.
HENRY FERRETT.
a special service will be held at
the Baptist church for Sunday, No
vember 18th at II a. IA. Rev. VIM
Dering, of Assam, India. will occupy
the pulpit, and speak ON mission work
in the far east. At the close of service
an offering will be taken for mission
work, usual services at evening, 6:3C
christian endeayor 1870, gospel meet
ing, visitors, strangers, non-churct
goers welcome.
We have made arrangements with
the Kansas City World, the best
daily printed in Kansas City to fur
nish the World and the Semi eekl,
HERALD for 50, 90 to all who pay thei
arrears on their subscription and on,
year in advance. This is the bes
newspaper bargain ever offered. Just
think, you get $500 worth Of news
papers for the small sum of s2.Oe
Come in and let US fix you out.
The Ottumwa Male quartette ana
Miss Van Deusen, reciter, were a
the. Presbyterian church last night
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