Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-26

/ a Eldutd NOuSblGuGlUu.
Today is county teachers examina-
ton day.
See TackwelI before ordering your
wall paper.
Lew dinner is home from his Kan
sas City trip.
Roy W'les is working IN Dickey's
might OWL
! Get Bonebrake to paint your house
and hang your paper.
1t is reported that Ringling's show
we'll be here the last of May.
Miss Beverly, of Speed, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. E. ". Douglass.
Misses Ivy Smith and Gladys Jones
left last night for Colorado Springs.
If you want good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
The jury in the AL Price case re-
turned a verdict OF not guilty as
charged.
| Remember the harp evangelist sings
and plays every night at the Baptist
Church.
Ed Evans and wife went down to
Kansas City on Thursday morning for
few days visit.
Theo. Close is taking a ten day lay
off. Brakeing on freight trains seem
to agree with him.
Rev. Thompson the harp evangelist,
is preaching good sermons at the
Baptist church these nights.
A. w. Robertson went down to
Kansas City on Thursday morning to
look after some business matters.
Smith & Hull the eastsid milliners
are making preparations to ad stock
of dry goods to their stock of millinery.
Found A ladies red calico wrap
per or mother hubbard. Owner can
have same by paying for this notice.
Mrs. G. A. Lewis and daughter, Miss
Florence, returned from their weeks
visit in Topeka, on Wednesday even
ing.
This ONCE turned out some neat job
work for Smith s. Hull, the millin ers
on the east side of the square this
week.
1t is with pleasure we call the read
ers attention to the ad of Reynold &
Read in this issue See them before
buying.
The boys who were up to Norton
attending the convention, this week.
report that the town was not dry by
any means.
j. A. Williams, a brother -in-law
of VIM. Kingery, was here from Stock
vile, Nebraska, this week attending
court. Mr.. Williams is an attorney.
Mrs. J. @. Royce left on Wednesday
evening for Topeka, where she will
leave for California on the big excur-
sion which left there on Thursday
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. and preaching at IL, Junior League
at 3 p. m. and preaching at p. m.
Campbell's big show will be in
PhiIlipsburg next Wednesday. Get
in early and see the elephant. Street
parade at 10 o'clock in the morning.
Miss Norma Meldrum, accompanied.
by her uncle, a Mr.. Winston who has
been here for few days visiting, left
this morning for Fl. Worth, Texas.
Miss Medium will spend the summer
visiting relatives in and around Fit.
Worth.
The jury in the Mathew Seiger and
Al Petzold case were out thirteen
hours and retnrnedla verdict of guilty
as charged, but as yet no sentence
has been imposed upon them. The
K. U. a. didn't seem to shine in this
case however.
This Office turned out neat lot of
class day programs yesterday for the
graduating class of the Phillipsburg
High School. There are twelve in
/ the class this year. six are young
ladies and six young men. This
is once the boys held their own with
the girls-proud boys they are.
The Topeka Daily Herald will be-
gin a second Dot Puzzle contest this
week, and will offer 800 IN prizes to
those counting the correct number Of
dots on design which viii appear in.
the Herald Thursday. 4 priI 18th. If
you desire TORY your luck. postal
card viii bring yeHs a copy of the
/ Herald continuing the puzzle and fuli
axticulzrs.