Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-23
LOCAL MENTION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


See Tackwell before ordering your
wall paper.
! Get Bonebrake to paint your house
and hang your paper.
Farmers do not tarry long when
they come to town these days.
! Prayer meeting at the Methodist
church every Thursday at s p. m.
Z Mrs. E. W. Douglass and Mrs. John
Hopkins were over at Speed yesterday.
Yesterday was the most disagree
able day for dirt we have had this
year.
Lew Dinner is in Kansas City for a
ten days stay seeing the sights and
recuperating.
Elliott Clark left his farm work
last Saturday, long enough to come to
town for few hours.
There were thirty-nine Italians on
No. II last Saturday night. A queer
looking lot they were.
Norton's population is swelled in
number today with candidates and
their friends too.
County Attorney Bissell arrived
home from Chicago on Sunday even
ing and was ready for court Monday
morning.
Engineer Geo. Kelley came down
from GoodIand yesterday to take
charge of one of those new passenger
engines of the 1900 types.
In all probabilities Fred Martin
will not be tried at this term of court
as the sheriff and his deputies have
not found any clue of his whereabouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Baker, who re-
side five miles from Agra. were in the
city yesterday on business. Before
leaving the city they made pleasant
call on the Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Medium went
down to Bellville yesterday morning
to meet one of Mrs. MeIdrum's
brothers who will visit them here for
a while. His home is in Ft Worth,
Texas.
Most all the republican politicions
and statesmen of PhillipSburg are up
to Norton today to help nominate a
congressman for the big Sixth.
Who'll be the lucky man for the
nomination?
January and October in the same
year always begin with the same day
of the week. The case is the same
with A pril and July, with September
and December, and with February,
March and November.
Rev. J. Q. Osman held quarterly
conference at Spring Creek church
last Saturday and Sunday. The pre-
siding elder being unable to be pres
ent, be instructed Rev. Osman to
perform the services, which he per-
formed very creditably.
In this issue will be found the pro-
gram of the NJ E. Ministerial Associ-
alton which will con vene in this city
on May Goth and lasting three days.
They have good program arranged
and the association promises to be
very helpful to all who will attend.
E. Y. Moore will hold a public sale
at the stockyards in PhillipSburg next
Saturday at o'clock. Mr.. Moore's
health is quite poor and he has con-
Guided not to farm this season. We
hope Mr. Moore will regain his health
in short time.
Advertising car No. 2 Of the Camp
bell Bros. Circus arrived in Phillips
burg last Saturday night on No. II.
This show is doing lots of advertising
and together with the fact that it is
big railroad show, they will be seen
here by thousands of people. Re-
member the date, April 80.
Editor Young of the Stockton News
was in the city Monday enroute to
Norton where he and his Rocks Co.
delegation will endeavor to nominate
Reeder today. Bro. Young is very
pleasant gentleman to meet. While in
our Office he informed US that he was
quite likely to be the next postmaster
of Stockton.
Mrs. DR.. H. Wallace together with
| DR.. S. S. Fisher viii load their goods
tomorrow and ship them to Arkansas
City where DR.. Wallace is now located
Mrs. Wallace and family accompanied
by Dr. Fisher VIII leave for their new
home on friday evening. They have
many friends in this city and sur
foundlng country Wno dislike to SEE
hen leaye PhnHpsbnrg TO remaiT
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igu with Cue bsSt wishes M all.