Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-13
There's a bowling alley in town.

er.
The old maid regrets that she learn
ed to say no.
Ted TackweIl is dangerously i'll with
lung trouble.
Babies are generally the newest
things in fannels.
/ Bert Finch came in from the coast
on Monday morning.
/ Brick has arrived for the new Rock
Island freight depot.
! A menagerie (?) passed through
the city on Monday. Did you see it?
Hiss Nellie Hill, of Logan, has been
visiting her friend, Miss Kate Smith.
the past week.
An air brake instruction car is in the
yards. The railroad boys are taking
instructions on wind.
Mrs. j. II. Close went to Colorado
Springs Sunday night to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Phillips, and to see
the baby.
John Hahnenkratt is building an
addition and otherwise improving his
palatial residence in the southwest
part of the city.
Mrs. A. W. Robertson will enter
tain number of her friends this
afternoon. 1t promises to be an e1ab-
crate affair, socially.
In this issue will be found the ad of
B. A. Barrett, proprietor of the South
Side drug store. Mr.. Barrett would
like to have share Of your patronage.
Floyd Shimeall, of Norton, Sunday
ed in the Burg. He returned on No.
3, accompanied by Mrs. Shimeall, who
had been visiting in the city the past
week.
Frank Bower was down from Nor
ton on Monday looking after some
business matters. Frank has many
friends here that are always glad to
see him.
Mrs. Mckenzie and family, who had
been visiting the old home near Wood
ruff in Phillips county for about ten
days, returned Monday evening
Smith County Journal.
Jeff Taylor left last night on No. 10
for independence, Iowa, for an ex-
tended visit with friends and rela-
tives. Jeff also expects to go on to
st. Paul, Mimi, before returning.
Joseph Weeks and little daughter
and Mrs. Bump, of Seattle, Wash, Mr..
Weeks sister, left On the midnight
passenger Monday night, for New
Hampton, Ia, for few weeks visit.
The city sports a street lamp at tie
corner of the First National Bank.
If the city had about dozen lamps
like this one, they would afford
pretty good light for the business end
of town.
Representative Hebrew was over
from Phillips county last Saturday
and while here he purchased new ak
We see he is going to do some heavy
work in the forests Of Bow Creek soon.
Stockton News.
The through passenger train had
lot of trouble with it's engine Satur-
day night and the local freight was
annulled at Lebanon and it's engine
took the passenger into Phillipsburg.
Smith County Journal.
The Rock Island officials have or
dered a new steel turn table built for
this place, to take the place of the old
one now in use. The new table will
be 100 feet long, which will be large
enough to handle the new engines
built.
Arthur S. McNay and wife, of Kan
sas City, Mo, are in the city for few
days visit. They are on their way to
Colorado for the benefit of Mr.. Nc
Nays health. Arthur has a good po-
sition in wholesale book establish
ment.
E. II. Whitney, of Republican City,
Neb., has been in the city the past
week, visiting with County Clerk
Rambo and family. Mr.. Whitney
was the republican candidate for
superintendent oflHarlan county and
was defeated by Il votes.
You will be welcome to attend di-
vine service at the Baptist church on
Sunday, November 10. Morning
worship at IL a. M; theme, ga Cloud
of Witnesses. Evening gospel meet
ing 1870 p. M; "Lesson of the Lost
Sheep" Endeavor meeting at $50
p. m. Non-church goers and strangers
invited. Seats for all
Died, in this city on Monday even
ing, November IL, at O'Clock p. M,
Miss Mary Maxson, at the residence
of her brother, D. S. Maxson. Miss
Maxson has been a sufferer for many
years Of complication of diseases.
Funeral at II o'clock today at the
Christian church, Rev. Hageman Of
icating. Obituary will appear in our