Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-12
LOCAL MENTION
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See US for sale bills.
Campbell Bros. show April 80.
Miss Ivy Smith visited at Logan the
first of the week.
Strawberries were on the market
Thursday morning,
Link Nipps is home from a trip
down to Smith Center.
Jacob Bradley has had his pension
increased to So per month.
Geo. Bartlett and Chas. simms were
up from Kirwin on Thursday.
Mr.. Adee, of Agra. is up in T homas
county visiting with relatives.
Burn the trash that has accummul-
ated in your yards the past winter.
Mrs. Frank Means arrived here last
Thursday night from Oklahoma for a
visit with parents and friends.
Harry Mann is home from Clyde
and will remain here for some time
before returning to his work at Clyde.
Good values, low prices and
good fits, is our motto. Shine
all Clothing Co.
Joseph Weeks was in from Long Is
land on Thursday. Joe likes to come
back to his old home town OCCASION
ally.
Miss Clari Cheadle who has been
over at Woodruff for the past two
weeks, returned home Wednesday
evening.
An elegant rain fell on Thursday
morning. If these rains keep coming
like they have, we predict bountiful
crop this year.
acetylene gas jets in their large hard
ware store Thursday which lights the
store room up hanSomely.
The advertising car of Campbell Bros
big railroad show was here yesterday
billing the town. This is a good show
and is double in size this year.
Geo. Woodland, the hustling black
smith of Stuttgart, was in the city
Wednesday on business. Mr.. Wood
ward reports business in his line very
good in his town.
M. W. Watson, father of Will Wat
son the popular clerk at Coles, was
over from Long Island on Wednesday
and remained here until Thursday
afternoon, visiting with his son and
other relatives.
We are in receipt of an invitation
to attend the second annual ball given
by the Prairie View division No 276,
order of Railway Conductors, at the
opera house in Goodland, Kansas.
Tuesday evening, April %, 1902.
The High School pupils have secur-
ed Dr. D. NJ. Fisk for two lectures
April 16 and II. DR.. Fisk as lectur-
er is the equal of any man on our
lecture course during the past winter.
and it " i'll pay everybody to hear him.
MicheaI EltiSte was a pleasant call
er on Thursday. Mr.. Eltiste took ad-
vantage Of the clubbing rates of the
Semi Weekly Herald and Kansas City
World. He informs US that wheat
and all vegetation is getting to the
front.
The first of the large engines on the
Rock Island to be put into service at
this division. came in yesterday after
noon pulling the second section of 81.
The number of the engine was 1859
and is a 1O-wheeler-it's a fine locker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett, who have
) been n the city for the past month,
left on Thursday night for Almena.
, These people work in the interest OF
: the knights and Ladies of Security, a
secret and insurance order. They ac-
complished considerable in the way OF
building up the order here and made
many friends.
John Heffron returned from Kansas
City the first of the week. He was ia
: town yesterday and informed the Her
aid that he d.. not lose $50 but only
$50 by being robbed in Kansas City
hotel. He also says it was mistake
tabout his sking up with a young
stranger as ;tatsd in the Star. His
q room was entered in the night and
II his money taken.
!. ]. D. Couch had big sign painted
: yesterday and put up in front of his
establishment on the east side Of the
Isquare where the farmer can easily
read it when he comes to town with
butter, eggs and poultry. Mr.. Couch
, don't lag any when it comes to paying
y big prices for what the farmer has tc
e sell. Fred Hickman painted the sigr