Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-25
A good cook wanted at the Bissell

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a good cook wanted at the Bissell
Hotel.
Frank Freeland was in from Green
wood township on Saturday.
Miss Elba Nipps is home from
Kansas City to spend the holiday
vacation.
i DR.. Haggard is now prepared to test
the eyes and fit glasses with accuracy.
Hours to 3 p. m.
/ The Baptist church is arranging for
a New Years eve watch meeting. An
interesting service is being arranged.
o. D. Fogleman and wife, of Grip
pie Creek, Colorado, arelhere to spend
Christmas with relatives north of the
city.
Joe Lees restaurant and short order
house is the place to go to get first
class meal-give him trial. Fine
line of confectionery, cigars, tobac
GOES.
The pupils of the various rooms in
the public schools last Friday present.
ed their teachers with some substan-
tial and handsome present as token
Of their regard.
Miss Grace Hugunin returned the
first of the week from Baldwin, Kan
saS where she is attending school, to
spend the holidays at home with her
friend in this city.
The N. ". Foresters of this city
will give their first annual ball at the
arm0ry on New Years eve December
81 which promises to be the swell af-
fair of the season.
Robt. Medium hove in last Tues
day morning from Empire. Colo. to
spend the holidays. He is at the
present time working in the electric
light plant at that place.
The ladies of the W. r. c. will have
a special meeting at their hall on Sat-
urday, Dec. %, to practice for INSTALL
alton.
By order of President.
Several teachers of this county are
at Topeka attending the state aSso-
citation. Phillips county usually sends
down a very good delegation consiier-
ing our distance from the capitol city.
n. c. Bracken will not go down to
Oklahoma during vacation as he at
first intended. He has arranged the
,,,c++op Will, +I7o coDo t,,,oi,+ .r5 ,,,;1I
go down to make settlement as soon
as school closes next spring.
Mrs w. 1. Hawley, of near Repub-
iican City, and her two little boys will |
start next week for Ash Rock, Ari- |
iona, where her husband has a good |
JOB in lime kiln. The best wishes
of anyfriends for safe and prosper
GUS journey go with them.
s. E. TubbS formerly of Long Island |
but now the leading blacksmith of |
Alma5 Nebr. was in the city yesterday
and of course found time to call at |
this office. Mr.. Tubbs has been in
Alma about three months and is
building up a nice trade there.
A joint program was given last Fri
day afternoon by the two literary so
cieties of the high school. The exer-
cises were of a very high class and
spoke volumns as to the industry and |
application of the student. Recita-
tiOns, the music, and the debate were
especially good features.
n. L. Bogart one of the most prom
inent citizens of Valley township was I
in the city yesterday paying taxes and
looking after other business matters.
This Office was favored with call.
Mr. Bogart is one of tho most prosper
ons farmers in the county and>his con-
tribution to the tax fund is not
small amount by any means.
In the Students Herald, of Manhat-
tan, Kansas, we notice biographical
sketch of Samuel ]. Adams, a former
Phillips county boy, is now general
secretary ofthe Young Mems Christian
Association of the State. Mr.. Adams
is the son Of w. G. Adams, who is
well known at Marvin. He has work
ed bis way up to an honorable station
in life and his friends here feel proud
that he is from Phillips county. A
inc halftone cut of Mr.. Adams ac-
companies the sketch.
Indications point to an OVERLOOKING
house for the performance of East
Lynne, at the opera house next Sat
urday evening. The play has been
advertised, uot only in the
city but the surrounding towns and
country as well, showing that the
is meritorious and prosper
Gus. Letters are coming in from
towns, and seats are go
ing rapidly. East Lynne is a great
play, and all are anxious to see a good
performance.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Birdie Lowe, formerly of
this city, to MI Raymond Hover, of
Salina, Kansas, Dec. %. Miss. Lowe
is the daughter Of Mrs. 3. NJ. Lowe.