Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-02-22
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last Saturday.
Mrs C. n. Poe has been on the sick
list several days this week.
The Almena Plaindealer is still wor-
ring about Phillipsburg's water sup
ply.
The crow has made his appearance
another indication that spring is
near at hand.
1t will not be great while before
the assessor will be around asking you
all sorts of questions.
F. L. Daggett las moved his family
in the house Mr.. Chelf recently
bought of viii Barron.
Al. Robinson will go tonight to Den
yer Colorado, where he intends going
into the fruit business.
Miss Gertie Shops left for Fairbury
last Wednesday morning for an ex-
tended stay with friends.
The farmers have begun to look up
their farming implements and get
them in shape for the spring work.
Mrs. ]. N. Tadlock and Miss Kate
Tadlock will entertain this afternoon
in honor or WaShington's birthday.
Preaching at. the Rising Sun school
house. Sunday, Febr. % at p. m.
Let all in that vicinity take notice.
Several of the grade rooms in the
city schools celebrated Washington
birthday with appropriate programs
yesterday.
L. E. Countryman and Agent Steph-
ems returned last night from TT. Scott
where they have been attending a
Masonic meeting.
The ladies Of the Christian church
will hold a Novelty Falr'' and chick
en- pie supper at the Robinson build
ing on Febr. %.
There was a rumor afoat the other
day that the Rock Island would pipe
water from Almena if they shonld
fail to get water here or at the Solo
mon river.
Charley Stapp will take the position
of roundhouse foreman at this place
when L. G. Ames quits March 1st. j.
G. Gebhart who has been at Horton
for several years will take Mr.. Stapp's
place in the shops here.
The Sons and Daughters Of Justice
will give a supper at the Robertson
store building on Monday Feb. p, 1902
from to I O'Clock. Supper, 15cts.
A cordial invitation is extendend to
all. By order of committee.
Engineer Frank Fuller who used to
run out of Phillipsbnrgd died atFairbury
the first of the week, from injuries in
wreck about a year ago. Frank had
many warm friends here who will be
panied to hear of his death.
Mrs. Anna R. Erect who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. e.
Taylor, the past ten days, left Thurs
day evening for Norton where she
will visit few days and then go on
to her home at Goodland.
In an issue last week we made men
tionS of she fact that John Roach
had three fellows arrested for dis
turbing the peace. Mr.. Roach wishes
us to state that they were not ar
rested for disturbing the peace but
for destroying property.
c. B. Lane, roadmaster on the Rock
Island, expects to soon beg in to lay
the 85-pound steel rails from Dresden
on west to Goodland. The steel rails
were laid as far west as Dresden last
year. The company is getting ready
for the heavy power which they ex-
expect to soon put into use on this
division.
At the Baptist church for tomorrow
the following services Of worship are
to be held: Morning at II a. M.
Observation-Disclosures concerning Heav
en-" 10 a. m. regular Sunday school
hour. 1880 p. m. gospel meeting.
theme-In the hands of loving God
$50 Christian Endeavor, subject
Obedience. Any and all are welcome
to these services.
]. n. Tinney, of Kirwin, ca me up
Wednesday to start via the Rock I s.
land for Lawton, Oklahoma, to eStab-
lish himself upon his new farm which
he was lucky enough to locate with
in about ten miles of that city. AS
soon as he gets a house built he will
move his family down. Their many
friends in this county will be sorry to
lose the Tinney family from the coun-
ty. A Mr.. Brown, of Iowa, takes Mr..
Tinney'S place in the marble business
during bis absence.
Miss Edith Finch and Mrs. FallaS,
teachers in PhiIlipsburg schools. came
over from that place Saturday morn
ing and spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting with our teachers and their
many friends in Logan. Mrs. Fallas
was the guest of Misses Maude and
Florence Brown and Miss Finch was
the puest of Miss Ollie Thomas. Mrs.