Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-04-09
John NJ. Gray is up from Kirwin

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S. n. Duvall was up from Speed
Saturday.
Arthur Wey, of Kirwin was in the
city Friday.
c. c. Freeman, OF Kirwin, was in
town Friday.
Miss Ella Taylor is assisting Mrs.
Wright in the millinery store.
Ralph Winship went up to Norton
today for visit with friends
]. NJ. Tinney, the Kirwin marble
man, was in this city-ycSterday.
now and get all the news.
Underwear cheapat McKay's corner.
I G. B. DUKE.
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DIR. Mallet has been employed to
assist in Mccormick &Co's drug store.
James Athey is clerking in William
Wilson's drug store during the latter's
absence.
Read the new ads in this issue of
the HERALD. They will be of inter
est to you.
County Attorney BisSeH went to
Kirwin yesterday to look after some
lefal matters.
| Miss Ethel Lowell is employed in
Mrs. fuckers store to assist with the
millinery work.
Call on Carl Larue for flour at $3.50
!.
on 300 pounds. At Nipp'S Mill.
Mrs. Frank Bower went up to Nor
ton Saturday for few days visit with
her parents and friends in that city
FOR RENT-The Frank Mckay
i property in this city, consisting of
house, barn, etc. Inquire of NJ. w.
Hardman.
Don't miss the play Clutch Jake"
which the Juniors give at the close OF
Friday night.
G. w. Bowman, of Prairie View,
came down this morning to transact
business in the county seat. This
Office was favored with call.
The Juniors Entertainment Co. are
getting up something very nice to
give in their program Friday night.
Be sure to go and hear it.
Mrs. W. r. Holmes and Mrs. W. II.
Ransom left Monday morning for a
| few days visit in the country with the
! formers brothers and families.
The court docket is made up for the
next term of court. 1t contains 43 cases,
criminal and So civil. Several i'm
1 tn
| Supt. Thomas has appointed Profs.
F. H. Baker of Long Island and r. @.
Mccormick of Agra as board of exam
liners for the pupils diploma examin-
alton.
Joe Lees restaurant and short order
house is the place to go to get first
class meal-give him a trial. Fine
line of confectionery, cigars, tobac-
Goes etc.
| 4 Prof. Reese gave very interest
ing temperance lecture at the NJ. E:
! church last evening and illustrated
it by Stereoptican views. He lectures
Iagain tonight.
J. K. Chelf, who has just closed out
| his business in Kiowa, Kans. selling
I his mill there, came up here and went
to work for his brother, w. NJ. Chelf
OF this city, yesterday.
{ahin Bros. make lowest rate farm
Loan and give privilege of paying any
time without bonus. Call and see
them at their Office with r. A.
Porter, PhilllpSburg, Kansas.
David Wilson, the man who was
awarded the contract to dig the city
we'll came up from Kansas City Satur-
day and is at work on his contract. He
! expects to have it completed by May l.
The band l1oys are practising up to
get in trim to- go to Kirwin April 26.
They have been invited to play for
| the Odd Fellows celebration which
| will be held there on the above date.
The Kirwin Globe is having quite a
run of advertising, aud for the past
two weeks has been ''all home print"
on account of it. Bro. Mckay appears
to be making great success OF his
paper.
G. NJ. Arnold had a letter recently
from his brother Gail, who is an ex-
press agent ON the Burlington, stat
| ing that he was SnowbOund at st.
Francis for a whole week after the
severe storm.
II. B. Abbott has gone into buinesS
again. He received a large order of
| farm implements and machinery this
week and may be found at his old
stand. He reports that he has already
sold four binders.
J. NJ. Sallee, of Emporia, is in the
city for few days. Jim is well known
all over the county, having been for
years a prominent figure at Soldiers
reunions. He also served as clerk of
the district court.
There were 81 applicants for county
| graduation at Long Island last week.
Perhaps 20 or 80 of them will receive
diplomas, yet there are people in that
section who want to deny them
chance to a better education in
county high school.
Prof. ]. R. Green, better known in
| Rocks county as Russ" has been
employed as instructor in the Phillips
county institute which conveneS June