Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-05-24
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LOCAL MENTION


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Bran and shorts at the Feed Mil
S1.20 cwt.
See Tackwen before ordering your
wall paper.
Thomas Brown, of Logan, was in
the city Thursday.
J. ". Wing was over from the
Woodruff country on Wednesday.
The Agra School held their com
mencement exercises last evening.
If you want a good job get Tack
we'll the painter and paper hanger.
e. w. Warner was over from Kir-
win ON Wednesday on business trip.
Irving Rogers is building an addi-
ton to his reSid ence in the north part
of the city.
Frank Strain now has his farm
residence completed and will move his
family into it next week.
Ed and Tom Close and Clarence
BROKER were initiated into the Ma
sonic lodge last Wednesday evening.
a dashing rain fell this morning be-
tween and 5 O'Clock. The streets
were deluged with water up until 9
O'Clock.
Wallace Pratt is studying law in
his fathers Office. Wallace has the
ability in him to make first class
lawyer.
Miss Josie Beauvais leaves tomorrow
evening for Denver where she will
spend the summer visiting her mother
and sister.
Mrs. Ed Close will leave on next
Monday for Gilman City, Mo, where
she will spend some time visiting with
her parents.
At the ball game in Kirwin last
Tuesday Kirwin defeated Plainville
with the score standing 4 to 5. Good
games Kirwin.
a copious rain fell here on Thurs
day morning and evening, which
makes all kinds Of vegetation put on a
good thrifty condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Herzog will take
possession of their residence next week
which they recently purchased of
Probate Judge Strain.
Mrs. Mary O'Connor, of Marvin, left
on Thursday for Cripple Creek where
she will enjoy the summer visiting
with her daughter who resides there.
This week we received an invitati-
on to attend the grad uating exercises
at Colby of the Thomas County High
School which were held last evening.
George James left yesterday morn
ing for WaukeSha, Wisconsin, his old
home where he will spend a month
visiting his mother and old acquaint-
ances.
DR.. Nelson after having spent a
couple of weeks in the Colorado noun
tatns returned home on Wednesday
evening. The doctor looks as though
the mountain air agreed with him.
The commencement exercises of
the Prairie View school were held
last Thursday evening. Superinten-
dent Thomas and Rev. S. S. Hageman
were among those who attended from
here. Rev. Hageman delivered the
class address.
The Court of Honor will hold an
open meeting on next Monday even
ing at the Gebhart Hall. Special
Deputy J. E. Epperson, of Kansas
City. will be present and give a talk
on the good of the order. Everybody
invited to attend.
DR.. r. W. Pope is sick with an attack
of typhoid fever at his mothers home
in Stockton. We hope doc will soon
recover from his sickness. DR.. Good
ger has charge of the dental bus iness
and will look after the wants of their
patrons during Mr.. Pope's absence.
James johnson of Greenwood town
ship visited his old HON over in the
edge of Nebraska last week and had a
very pleasant time with old friends.
He reports many changes made since
leaving there twenty years ago. He
tells us that the crop prospect in his
old neighborhood is very fiattering.
Mark Twain says: SIT is not always
easy, to stand prosperity-another
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see your friends and neighbors rejoic-
ing in good health, while you don't
even dare to eat boiled cabbage.
Take DR. Caldwells Syrup PepSin.
Keep your stomach and bowels in
order. Eat what you like and envy
no one.-SOld by all druggists.
We are in receipt of an invitation
to attend the graduating exerc ises of
the Campbell university which will
be held on June 4, 1902. Among the
graduates we notice the names of
Wilbur B. Gaufner and Lyman W.
Matteson. Mr.. Gaumer is very well
known to the people of Phillips county
having been nominated, few years
ago, for the office of county Superin-
tendent. Mr.. Matteson, is of Crystal
township.
The following is list of those who
were successful at the recent teachers
examination: First grade: Harry