Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-02
LOCAL MENTION
Observation-Disclosures
See US for sale bills.

Wasn't yesterday beautiful day?
R. P. Stewart, of Nance, was in the
city Monday evening.
Mr.. Pillsburg of Long Island, was
in The city yesterday.
John NJ. and Jas. F. Gray were il
from Kirwin on Monday.
Q. T. Gaumer was in from Woodruff
yesterday on business trip.
W. c. Coleman, of NicodemuS, was
in the city a couple of days this week.
County Attorney Bissell had legal
business in Prairie View on Monday.
W. L. Wolf, of Hillside, was in the
city last Saturday on a business trip.
Del Champlin went down to
to the City Oh Sunday with a car of
stock.
A nice lot of business cards just re-
ceived at this office. Come in and let
us fix you out.
Bridegroom s. Marsh have an inter-
eSting add for the farmer this issue.
Don't miss reading it.
Andrew Arixson, an employ of the
Rock Island shops at GoQdland, was
in the city over Sunday.
J. Fl. Briney, life insurance agent
of Atwood, is in the city for a few
days in the interest of his company.
Mrs. Anna Inman orders the Herald
sent to her address at buckingham.
H., where she is now making her
home.
Dana Stapp who is working i'll the
shops at Goodland, was in the city
last Sunday visiting parents and
friends.
L, A. Read took new Ideal wind
mill out tn the farm of Judge Strains
yesterday morning. The judge is fix
! ing his farm up about right.
! If you want stationery you should
not fail to leave your order with US.
Our stationery is the best and for
workmanship you'll not find any bet
ter.
There is new clerk at the railroad
lunch counter. Ira Menion, who has
been the lunch counter clerk, is now
taking Will Stewards place in the
Dinner house.
Mrs. II. Wallace and DIR. S. S. Fish
er arrived home last Friday morning
from Doylestown, Ohio. where they
had been called by the serious illness
and death of their mother.
Our old friend, W. c. Adams, who
resides near Marvin, was up to the
county seat last Saturday on a bust
ness trip. He dropped in to see the
Herald folks while in the city.
Ed Lynch came home from Kansas
City Sunday morning where he has
been attending the school of phar-
macy the past winter. He will re-
sumo his old position at the James
drug store.
J. W. Maxson, who las been at Full
ton Kansas, for the past three months
visiting his sister, returned to Phil
lipsbur on Monday evening. He re-
ports a very pleasant visit, but is glad
to get back to the Burg once more.
G. a. Mitchell was in from Glenwood
township last Saturday on a business
mission. Mr.. Mitchell is very hope
full of a guod crop for 1902 and says
that the wheat, most of it, never did
look better at this time of the season:
S. P. Hull was in from his stock
farm, on Spring Greek, last Saturday.
Sam has a fine horse and jack which
he is making preparations to stand
this season. Before leaving town he
: left an order with US for horse aud
jack bills, Don't breed your mares
until you have inspected Mr.. Hull's
stock-they are fine.
i J. f. Jewett, who has been in the
city for the past two or three weeks
in the interest of the knights and
Ladies nf Security, Is meeting very
good success. He has secured fourteen
new members and will assist in initi-
ating them tomorrow night at their
lodge room in this city. This is one
of the best insurance orders going. =
N. Burton was il the city on Satur.
day. He was making preparations to
leave for G0urtland, Republic county,
where he has purchased 3 fine farm,
He left yesterday for his new home
The Herald will make him regular
visits down at Courtland to help him
keep posted in Phillips county affairs
We wish Mr.. Burton ali the success
: that is due man like our friend Mr..
!. Burton,