Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-05-28

LOsT-Somewhere in the city of
PhillipSburg last Saturday, bill book
containing $40 in bills. A reward of
$40 will be given for its return to the
undersigned. CARL LARUE.
Calvin Walker, the junior member
of the firm of Walker & Son, of Prai-
RE View, was in the city Saturday
looking after business matters. This
Office was favored with pleasant
call.
T. e. Winship lis rebuilding the
area way east of his store building.
He Will put in an Is inch wall of stone
topped with brick. This will make a
wall that will stand the pressure of
the street.
Take Squint at the HERALD ads
for the past few months. They will
give you an idea of the kind of job
work this Office can turn out. A man
of taste wants neat and tasty work.
Try us if you Lave not done So.
James Adams has his merry-go
round going merrily around on the
vacant lots east of Mrs. Summers.
The noise of the whistle and the mus
icof the organ keep the evening at
mOSphere from becoming too quiet.
Services at the Methodist church
each Sunday as follows: Sunday
school 10 a. m. Sermon II a. m.
Children'S meeting 3 p. m. Sermon
at p. m. Everybody is cordially in-
vited to all these services.
j. o. OsMAN.
DR.. Brothers, of Agra, was in town
yesterday on business as examiner for
the New York Life Insurance COM
pany. He is also figuring with car
penterS and maSons here for contracts
on his new building soon to be erected.
John Gebhart has his handsome
residence finished and now ready for
occupation. Duane Maxson and his
son, Ray, did the painting, and a very
artistic job they made of it. They
finished up the inside painting yes
terday.
Will NewlOve expects to take in the
Buffalo exposition next month. Will
has stuck to his work faithfully with
very few vacations for a good while,
SO that he has earned the right to take
an extended rest and trip east this
summer.
Word cones from Illinois, the old
home of Mike Hemrick, where he is
visiting, that his mental and physi-
cal health is greatly improving. His
friends are hopeful that he will soon
be completely recovered both in body
and mind.
Rev. J. II. Lamb, the new PreSby-
terrain misister, arrived from Emporia,
Kans., a few days ago. He preached
his initial sermon Sunday night to a
fair sized audience. He appears to be
Ia deep thinker and is a logical, forccs
full speaker.
The HERALD is in receipt of card
from j. D. Holder requesting lis pa
per to be sent to Richmond, Ind. Mr..
Holder has sold out his business in
Kansas City and goes to take a posi-
tion on the new road which W. 1. AL
len is connected with in Indiana.
This is the season that we are liable
to have cyclones and should you wish
| to insure your buildings or ste ok
against such calamitieS, call on c.. A.
Lewis: He has gilt edged companies
and can give you as low q rate as you
can get in any reliable company.
William Edwards, carpenter of
Kirwin, met with very severe acct
dent yesterday. He went out to the
pasture after his horses, wien a colt
kicked him in the eye completely de-
strOying the eyeball. His skull was
possibly fractured also, although it is
hoped that he will recover.
A new young lady deputy rostmis=
tress, weight II pounds, took her place
in the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe on
Tuesday. The business of the post
Office must be increasing to make this
young lady necessary. Mother and
daughter are doing nicely and the
young lady will take her place in the
postoftice in due time,-Long Island
Leader.
DIR. Wallace Is carrying his thumb
in sling the result of painful acct
dent in getting it in contact with some
very strong chemicals. At least that's
the explanation the doctor gave John
Q. Royce and the editor of this paper,
who happened in the drug store while
he was dressing the injured member
yesterday.
Normal students wanting to board
themselves can find nice airy rooms
over Mrs. fuckers millinery store.
Kitchen with cook stove in connection.
Good outside accommodations. Plenty
rooms for eight persons. Ladies pre-
ferred. Prices low. Enquire of OF
write to Mrs. Tucker, Milliner, Phil.
Ilipsburg, Kansas.