Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-09

PhillIpSburg visitor yesterday.
Ex-County Commissioner Tannahill
was in the county seat Tuesday.
Dick Weeks, the Speed merchant,
was in the metropolis last evening.
Griffen Culbertson was over from
Long Island on business yesterday.
John Stevens, of Dana, was in Tuet-
day and ordered some printing done.
Frank Freeland was in the city
Monday looking for broom corn buy
erS.
Low Simpson, the travelingman,
from Smith Center, was in town
on Monday.
County Attorney w. G. Bissell was
over at Long Island Monday on bust
ness matters.
A. Stockman, prominent mer-
chant of Kirwin, had business in the
county hub yesterday.
A sharp and unkind word cuts deep
as a knife and its wound will not
heal One-half as quickly.
If anyone is depending upon you to
do thing, do it no matter what the
cost, if the thing. is right.
Jim Polling, the hog man, shipped
two cars of hogs yesterday on No. 80
to the Kansas City market.
Mrs. L. a. Read and sister, Mabel
Cheadle, returned last Saturday from
weeks visit at Woodruff.
Junior League social and business
meeting on next Saturday at 800 p.
NJ, at the Methodist church.
! Mrs. E. Albaugh, who is in Marco
line, Missouri, on an extended visit is
expected home Friday night.
We love those who spare no efforts
to make US happy, but do we always
show them that we love them.
Frank McManus returned from
Omaha to this city yesterday morn
ing. after an absence Of month.
The meetings at the Methodist
church are increasing in interest, and
will continue all this week and next.
John Drake, the carpenter, and who
has been working down at Clyde, for
the past three months has returned.
Frank Gray Jr., is over at Logan
this week visiting his old acquaint-
ances before returning to his work at
Omaha.
The service announced for the Ris-
ing Sun SchoolhouSe for next Sunday
is cancelled on account Of my absence.
S. S. HAaEMAN.
VIM. Bradley will take charge OF
the Bissell house on October 10. Mr..
Bradley is good hotel man and will
have good business.
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Henry Schalansky and VIM. Kregor,
two well-to-do farmers of Valley town
ship, were in town Tuesday, on their
way to Colorado on sightseeing tour.
Marriage license were issued by
Probate Judge Strain yesterday, to
John G. Kersey, of Smith county, and
Miss Myrtle Morland of Phillips
county.
G. NJ. Poe left Monday night for
Kansas City, where he will take in
the carnival. Mrs. Poe and Lena are
at Norton visiting relatives during
Charley's absence.
Charles Darlington, a brother of
Walter Darlington, the Concordia
capitalist. was in Phillipsburg yester-
day transacting business. Mr.. Oar
lington resides in the north part of
the county.
Michael Eltiste came in yesterday
and ordered the Kansas Farmer, Stock
Breeders Annual, Kansas City Star
and the HERALD, for another year.
Mr.. EltiSte is man that believes in
keeping up to the times, in the way
of reading material.
Phillinsburg is KNOCKING loudly or
the door of fame because Charley
Lane, the Rock Island roadmaster al
that place, was in the temple OF music
at Buffalo when President Mckinley
was shot and witnessed the awfu
tragedy.-OSborne Farmer.
i W. G. BisSell is limping around on {
crutch since he went over to Long Is
!, land on Monday. He tells US that b,
/, stepped in a hole while playing lawn
tennis with his Island friends, but ",
! think he has been living too higl
since he has had charge of the Bissel
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