Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-16
Frank BoWer IS in town today.

See TackwelI before ordering your
wall paper
Hon. n. B. Mccormick was over to
Logan on Tuesday.
If yoa want a good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
WI Sp.gal orders his paper sent
to Norton instead Of Pleasant Green
hereafter.
The three months old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. Greer died yesterday of
whooping cough.
c. S. Sanderson and family departed
for Wisconsin ON Tuesday morning,
where they viii reside in the future.
Prof. Frank Kizer, will give an
entertainments at the Truesdale
schoolhouSe on Friday evening, April
18th.
Relatives and friends at Nance
Kansas, are enjoying a visit with
Mrs. Mary Monk and children of
Ft. Morgan Colo.
We are several hours late in getting
to press today on account of the rail-
road company falling to get our paper
here at the regular time.
BIr. and Mrs. c. A. Lewis and
daughter. Florence, went down to
Topeka the first of the week on a
business and pleasure trip.
You can get the Semi Weekly Her
aid and Bryan's Commoner for s1.65.
Come in and let US get you the Com
moner together with the Herald.
NJ. P. Tackwell finished up a
fine job of painting and paper hang.
ing for George W. Calhoun in Rush.
vile township Saturday evening.
County Attorney Miller, of Rocks
county has resigned his Office and has
gone to Anaddrllo, Okla. o. o.
Osborne has been appointed county
attorney to ill vacancy.
The Rock Island began Monday to
raise and ballast the track on this
division. They are raising the track
about inches. This work will give
employment all summer to about SO
to 35 men
Mr.. J. D. Raymond and Miss Anna
Gremmel, two highly respected young
people of Agra, were married today
by Judge Strain. Congra tulations
are extended to these people from the
Herald.
Judge G. W. Smith of Stockton and
the following Rocks county delegates:
D. NJ. Hamilton, J. B. Kelley, L. L.
Ma rshell, G. w. Phieps, j. G. Cheney,
T. M. Smith and L. E. Williams,
passed through Phillipsburg last night
enroute to Goodland, where the judge
will be re-nominated today by accla-
nation.
Henry Churchill returned from his
trip to Washington, Monday morning.
He looked over a good deal df terri
tory but rather likes Klickitat county
best of any place he saw. He spent
about a month out there and seems to
have pretty good opinion of that
country. We rather think he likes
Kansas much better than the far west
however.
At a congregational meeting of the
Presbyterian church few weeks ago
a unanimous call was extended to the
Rev. j. H.-Lamb. The cali was put
in Mr.. Lambs hands at PreSbytery,
which convened at Oberlin last week,
and was accepted by him. The
Presbytery appointed a committee,
consisting of DR.. Theo Bracken OF
Phillipsburg, Rev. j. G. Everett, of
Norton, and Rev. Deggendorf, of
Osborne, to arrange for the installation
services which will take place some
time in June.
Miss Snider of the Woman'S Home
Missionary Society of the Method list
Episcopal church will visit the city OF
Phillipsburg on April, 18th, and will
address the people at the Methodist
church in the evening. Her work has
extended throughout our home land.
She has spent a large part of hei
time among the poor people both north
and south and also among the Nor.
mons in Utah. and the people of Mexi.
co. Her address will be interesting
and very instructive. Everyone is in.
vited to come to hear her, and help
her cause. J. 0. OsMAN.