Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-10-08
LOCAL MENTION.
Slovely day!
The mud is drying up fast.

The mud is drying up fast.
The advertiser hustles the business.
w. G. BiSSell is in Topeka this
week.
Candidates are getting around
pretty lively.
Philli pSburg is to have two or three
! new residences soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Whitley were brief
callers yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Larkin is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. DR.. LaRew in
Marvin.
Doctor Haggard reports baby boy
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
WolmsIey.
Rev. G. II. Woodward returned
Friday from a few days visit down
east, among relatives and old friends.
Traffic was once again delayed over
Sunday because of No 81 which went
in the ditch near Esbon in Jewell
county Saturday afternoon.
f. e. and e. NJ. Whitney have both
returned from an extended trip tn
washington and Idaho where they
have been since last April.
Mrs Sarah Rogers returned home
last Saturday from trip to Iowa and
Nebraska. Her niece, Miss Cora Hun
mel, came to spend the winter with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. McIlvain left
last week fof visit in Iowa. Mrs.
McIlvain will stop at Kansas City on
their return home for medical treat
ment.
The special feature of the music at
the Methodist church last Sunday was
solo Trust by the pastor Rev.
Woodward. 1t was highly enjoyed by
all present.
Paul SchiSSler moved his Delmon-
leo restaurant TO the grand division
of the Rock Island system, viz: Phil
lipSburg. Paul is thoroughbred
reStauranteur.-No Champion.
Word came down from GoOdland
Sunday that Mrs. Charles w. McCor-
mick is very sick. Mrs. Martha Nc
Cormick went up Sunday afternoon
on the first train west after the news
was received.
Mr.. Bucklew the new proprietor of
the BisSell house is making an excel
lent start in conducting the well
known hoStelry. He knows just how
to do it, and his patrons are mighty
we'll pleased with his efforts thus far.
Mel Spaulding drove over to Long
Island last week Friday and remained
until Sunday morning. He put in Fri
day and Saturday soliciting orders for
winter clothing from eastern firms.
He did a good business both days.
Leader.
The third quarterly meeting of tie
NJ. E. Church will be held next Sun
day and Monday. Preaching on Sur
day by Rev. L. o. Housed presiding
elder, at 7:30 p. m. Preaching and
quarterly conference Monday at 7:3C
p. m.
G. II. WOODWARD, Pastor
"Nell Gwynne" the featured per-
Torrance of the Kerkhoff Locke Co..
will be rendered historically correct
next Friday night. POSITIVELY the
finest and handsomest costumes ever
seen here will be displayed. Secure
your seats early or you will have to
''go way back"-and stand up.
Rev. H. j. HasSard, the pastor of
the Baptist church is building up the
attendance and interest in his church
wonderfully. He is one of the best
speakers the BaptiStS in this city have
had for number of years. His ser
mons are always replete with interest
and full of thoughtful suggestion.
Q. A. Lewis has just put in the new
front to his building ON the west side
and now it presents a very handsome
appearance. He will have beauti-
full and coy office and Ben Barrett
will have very neat and tasty res
taurant. The latter has his equip
ments in and will soon be ready for
business.
LosT-A long yellow and very fat
looking pocket-bOok, containing S570.-
90 and two season tickets for the
Kerkhoff-Locke performances which
will be here all next week. Finder
can have the money and pocket-booR
if tickets are returned to the under
signed ADAM SELL,
PhillipSburg, KanS.,
E. NJ. Baker came up from Kansas
City last Sunday morning to see hi.
father who is i'll. His many friend:
here were glad to see him again. HI
is quite well pleased with his new 10
cation and is doing well there as /;
contractor and builder. Mr.. Bake
drove out to see his father-in-law, Mr.
Smith. He returned Tuesday morn
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