Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-28

folks.
The first of the year would be a
good time to square your subscription
on the Herald.
DR.. Haggard is now prepared to test
the eyes and fit glasses with accuracy.
Hours to 3 p. m.
1 Probate Judge Frank Strain worked
over time the first of the week issuing
marriage licenses.
Frank Freeland and wife, of Green
wood township, ate Christmas dinner
with Dempsey Smiths.
Fred. Bridegroom, wife and baby
will go to Norton tonight for few
days visit with home folks.
Mr. Chas. G. Bivans and Miss Sarah
e. Robertson, were given license IT,
wed by Judge Strain on the 21st.
joel Red Tickle went to Goodland
the first of the week to accept a job of
braking on the west end out of that
place.
DOuIPoCJ AO111IOI1 was OONI lIOn
Almena on. Christmas attending the
wedding of his sister, Ethel, to Mr..
Isaac E. Hickey.
Seth Stapp and family, of Belleville
are here for the holidays visiting re-
! latives. Seth is pumper for the Rock
Island at Belleville.
There will be; regular preaching
services at %the. Rising Sun school
house, Sunday, Dec. 20, lat,3 p. m. The
neighbOrhood will please note and re-
member. ~
Link Nipps will go to Topeka
about the first of the year to have his
cancer operated upon. It is the wish
of Links friends that he will be bene-
fitted.
Joe Lees restaurant and short order
house is the place to go to get a first
class meal-give him a trial. Fine
line of confectionery, cigars, tobac
GOES.
At the Baptist Church on Christmas
eve instead of having a tree, Jacobs
ladder was had. Fine Christmas gifts
were displayed on the ladder and after
the distribution many hearts were
made glad
Mr.. Christopher c. Bell and Miss
Dora Moody, of Karsas City, were
given licenie to wed by Judge Strain
on Dec. 81. Mr. Bell is porter on the
Rock Island between here and Kansas
City.
New Years services at the Baptist
on Dec. % at II a. m. Theme: "With
the Social Outcast." At $50 p. No.
Topic: The Right Sort OF Resolu-
ttonS." Christian Rndeavor at $50 p.
m. Young and old will find a well
come a. this church house.
Ritner Smith arrived in the city on
Tuesday night to spend Christmas
with home folks, Ritner has many
friends here are always glad to see
him. He is foreman of the broom
making department. in the asylum for
the blind. deaf and dumb at Colorado
Springs.
Misses Tilda and Anna Tromp, who
are living with their uncle. Y. a.
Tromp, at Phillipsburg, this winter
and attending school, came home Sat
urday to spend the Christmas vaca-
tion with their parents. The little
girls had quite 81 exciting experience
| last week as IS told Of in another ools
umn.-Almena Plaindealer.
Ray Holmes and wife are here
spending the holidays with Mrs. Hol-
mes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gates OF
this city. Ray will return in about
two weeks and bis wife will re-.
main here for an indehnate tlm6,
They have many friends in this neck
| o the woods who are always glad to
see them.
II. r. WinterSteen, arrived in the
city Christmas night from Cherokee,
Iowa, to look after his land interests
in Phillips county. Mr.. Wintersteen
came to Kansas in the sos and lived
here for years. but late years he has
resided in Iowa. He called at this
temple of truth Thursday morning
and renewed his faith In this organ.
He will return tonight to Cherokee.
Mr.. W. R. McAlister and Miss
Grace 81. Keys were made man and
wife on Christmas day at lola, Kan
sas. Mr.. McAlister is the son of ]. S.
BfcAlister, who resides near Dana,
and is we'll and faTorably known to
many of this county. He is a student
at the Lane University. The Her
aid readily joins with his innumerable
| friends in wishing him a successful
marriage life.
I A very pleasant time was had on
4 Christmas at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Stearns. of No, 81 JACK
son Ave, Colorado City, Colorado,
where eighteen of their Phillipsburg
friends assembled to do honor to fine
Kans. turkey, imported for the occas-
ion. After dinner the balance OF the
day and part of the night was spent