Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-05
LOCAL MENTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Rev. Osman is at conference this
week.
April showers are in order-let them
come.
We make a speciality of printing
horse bills.
]. N. Carpenter was over from Lo-
gan on Wednesday.
Will Stout, of Marvin, went up to
Norton on Thursday evening.
Coming! Thatcher's Faust, :" opera
house Friday evening, April 18th.
Get Bonebrake the best and fastest
painter and paper hanger in the town.
You want dainty stationery for
your children's invitations. The Her
aid has it..
W. S. Phelps and Robert Keith, of
Stockton, were guests in the city on
Thursday.
The Phillips County Bank is pre-
pared to make few i've year loans on
choice farms.
It is reported that the Rock Island
will put on their fast trains about the
Goth of this month.
While you are reading this paper
don't fail to look up the new ad Of
Bridegroom s. Marsh's.
Geo. W. Bowman, the Prairie View
stock and grain buyer, was in the
city Thursday on business.
A good many farmers were in town
on Thursday buying groceries and the
like getting to work on, yoa know.
W. T. Kreitz who travels for the
Carpenter Paper Co., of Omaha, was
selling paper goods here on Thursday.
L. B. Moarman, of Norton, was in
the city a couple Of days this week
setting up implements for Bridegroom
s. Marsh.
a representative of the Western
Paper Co., was in the city Thursday.
This is a new man to US, so we check
ed by him.
NJ. P. Bonebrake tells us he has
big job of painting and paperhanging
in Prairie View next week and he
blames it to advertising in the Herald
If you want stationery you should
mot fail to leave your order with us.
| Our stationery is the best and for
workmanship you'll not find any bet
| ter.
Harry Root, the popular solicitor
for the Topeka State Journal, was
around interviewing it's readers here
on Friday. Harry is mighty proud of
the Journal.
Rev. Dykema, formerly of South
Dakota, has been secured by the mem
bers of the Reform church at Luctor,
and will preach for them during the
coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Couch celebrated
their birthdays yesterday. They are
not of the same age, however, but
|, their birthdays are on April4th Mr..
Couch was 80 and his eStimabJe wife
was 45.
G. N. Cole, one of the leading mer-
chants of PhiIlipsburg, visited his REL
ives in this county last week. He
is a brother of tho Cole boys of Bar
rett and Mrs W f. Starcher and Mrs
W. 0. WatSOn-Colby Tribune
G. Van Engen, of Luctor, and R.
MuIder. of Stuttgart, were in the city
last Saturday on business. The boys
are very jubilant over the crop pros
; peet for 1902 We hope that their ex
) poet alton will be fulfilled to the let
ter.
County Attorney J. NJ. Miller ant
G. w. Pope. of Stockton, were in tht
city on Thursday and Friday on bust
ness. Mr.. Miller is county attorne,
r of Rocks county and Mr.. Pope is the
father OF our panuiaR young dentist
E DR.. Pope. 5.;'i'f
The First Baptist church OF thi
city has invited Rev. Geo. n. Thomp
son, of Waterloo. Iowa. to assist then
E II series of gospel meeting to begin
about the middle or latter part of thi
month Mr.. Thompson sings ant
n plays the harp. Let US arrange 70
: these meetings.
J. D, Couch, cur popular produc
5. man is on the road about half tn
is time buying stuff from the farmer
r and merchants from towns areun
Il here. Mr.. Couch pays cash for ever
thing lie buys of the farmers. Il
says thai it pays him well for ever
dollar hat he spends with the new,
VapssR