Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-16
LOCAL MENTION

| DEC 10 IOl 6diC OllbOs
-Four weeks more of school.
Campbell Bros. show April so.
F L. Daggett is home for awhile.
Oliver Whitney was trading in the
city Saturday.
VIM. Swim was up to the county
seat last Saturday.
Ira L. White was in from Walnut
township last Saturday.
Charley Cole was down from Almena
on Sunday seeing young friends.
James johnson was business caller
at the Herald Office on Saturday.
DR.. Aldrich, of Norton, Sundayed
hereto see friend we presume.
! F. D. Kelley made the Herald a
brief but pleasant call last evening.
| II. H. Adee, of Arcade township,
was in the city on business Monday:
You want dainty stationery for
your children's invitations. The Her
aid has it.
r. D. Kite, one of the Hcrald's old
friends, was in to see US yesterday for
a few minutes.
Geo. Vowel. a prosperous farmer OF
the vicinity of Goode, was in the city
last Saturday.
L. Gackstetter, prominent farmer
of Mound township, was in yesterday
and made this Office a brief call.
DR.. Nelson is having his house
papered and reprinted this week,
NJ. P. Tackwell is doing the work.
j. A. Thomson, a prosperous farm
er of the vicinity of Pleasant Green,
was doing business at the county seat
on Tuesday.
! The continued spring rains make
our farmer friends smile-and the
merchant always smiles when the
farmer does.
If you want stationery you should
not fail to leave your order with US.
Our stationery is the best and for
workmanship you'll not find any bet
ter.
VIM. Kite was in the coun ty seat
last evening. Will used to sling lead
consequently when he comes to town
he likes to take peep in to print
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas SiSson, OF
! Dana, were in the city trading with
our merchants on Tuesday. They
favored the Herald with very pleas
ant call while in the city.
Miss Katharine Taylor is the new
lady compoSitOr in the Herald Office
Miss Taylor held cases on the Atwood
Citizen at one time, and is the daugh
ter of H. H. Taylor living a few miles
northeast OF this city.
The High School pupils have secur
ed DIR. D. NJ. Fisk for two lecture.
April 10 and II. DR.. Fisk as lectur
er is the equal of any man on oul
lecture course during the past winter
and it will Rag everybody to hear him
Ransom Stephns, station agent al
Phillipsburg, was in town Wednesday
and assisted in comforting the third
degree of Missionary on T. NJ. Baldwin
at a meeting of the lodge. After thu
ceremonies supper was served at thu
Commercial hotel.-Goodland Repub
lie.
W. A. Cox, who formerly resided
out west of town, was in the city OF
Tuesday and ordered his Herald sem
to Republican City, Nebraska, here
after. Mr.. Cox tells us that he ha
purchased farm up in the northern
part of the county and has alread.
: moved upon it. We wish him plent,
of success in his hew home.
C. E. Stearns has improved hi
property by laying a.number of hand
some walks and otherwise beautifyinl
. his yard. There is nothing that add
so much to theappearance of pfopert
as veil kept grounds. We hope othe
property owners viii follow MI
Stearn's example. planting trees, sew
ing blue grass and thus helping t
make our city a beautiful one.
George W. Clark. of Topeka, one o
2 the leading lawyers Of Topeka was il
!. the city Monday in the interest @
!. the Woodman lodge. He delivered
: lecture in the evening to quite a geo
sized audience on the question G
changing the plan of insurance asses:
ments according to the proposition Sc
forth in the February number of tn
J Woodman. Mr.. Clark is thorough
y posted on the subject and gave som
ell of the neighbors here a good insioh