Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-16
DR.. Burt is in town today.

lie COmtu4SSIOu0IS udfC duJOu1uOus
Junior league meeting Saturday at
Bpm.
DIR. c. E. Nelson sundayed in Smith
Center.
Supt. Thomas is out in the country
for a few days visiting schools.
If you want fine job printing come
to the HERALD Office. We can supply
you.
DIR. Hobbs, veterinary surgeon, will
be at the Fleming barn on October
i 18th. See him.
i We received communication this
week which we did not deem it inter
esting to our readers at this time.
J. E. Marshall, representing the
! Topeka Paper Co. was in the city en-
Monday, looking after the interest of
the company.
James johnson will hold a public
sale at his farm, six miles north and
/ three miles east Of PhiilipSburg, one
week from to-day.
Subscriptions taken at this office for
three of the best papers published in
Kansas for only 81 IS. That is certain
ly cheap enough.
There is scarcely a week that our
papers are not delayed by some care
less postal employe and it is begin
ming to look to US like put up job.
Lost: One Russell staple puller,
October 8, between GebhaFt's store
and A. w. Johnson's corner, north of
town. Finder please leave at this Of
flee.
joe Lees restaurant and short order
house is the place to go to get a first
class meal-giye him a trial. Fine
line of confectionery, cigars, tobac
Goes etc.
Z. ". Bidwell, a prosperous citizen
of Dana, came in Saturday and order
ed the two semi-weeklie'S the HER
AID and Capital, sent to his address
for year.
The Rock Island is building a
freight house and making other i'm.
provements at PhillipSburg. This
seems to indicate that the roundhouSe
is there to Stay.-KenSingtO Mirror.
Norton and Almena papers please
copy.
Joseph II. Young recently purchas-
ed large graphophone, which he will
use in his court work for transcrjbing
testimony. He has record Of a
speech by Patrick Fleming before
Judge Geiger, at st. Frances, which
created much amusement at the time.
-Oberlin Times.
The Rock Island has completed the
new brick platform at the depot,
which improves the looks of the prem
Uses very much. They have also adj
ded some improvements to the Dinner
house in the way OF brick walks, etc.
We learn that they will now begin
work on the freight depot, which
when completed will be the best
freight house on the road west Of
Topeka. Let the good work go on.
In one of our issues last week we
uuintentionally made a mistake by
saying that people could put up any
thing along the rural route to receive
their native got the star route and
rural delivery mixed. We cheerfully
beg pardon to those who have been
mislead by our statement, also that
we are in favor of the rural delivery,
as it gives cur readers better service,
and always have advocated the rural
route delivery since it was first men
toned in the county. We made no
mistake though, when we said that
the Capital solicitor urged the peo-
pie to take their boxes.
Rev. J. II. Lamb, OF PhilIipsburg,
who was here last week attending the
Osborne Presbytery, is an old school
mate of B. P. Walker, of the Farmer.
These two used also to work in the
same printing office at Peabody, Kan.
Mr.. Walker has remained faithful and
true in the straight and narrow path
of his boyhood choice, while Bro.
Lamb has strayed far away, and, for
getting the good teachings of his
early youth, entered the ministry, to
remain the rest of his life. John
Lamb is a typical Kansas product,
large and strong in mind and body.
He has prepared himself for his
chosen work by years OF hard study,
and success will crown his labors.-
Osborne Farmer.
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