Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-05-28
LOCAL MENTION


See Tackwell before ordering your
wall paper.
J. H. Kennedy was up from Agra
on Monday.
Silence is mighty good substitute
for wisdom.
Cherries are beginning to show
signs of ripening.
Don't judge man by the way he
talks-he may be liar
Billy Mayors is having his house
neatly painted this week.
The merry-go-round has pulled up
and gone to greener fields.
Charity covers many sins, but the
plug hat covers more fools.
A few-drunkS in town last Saturday
night engaged in drunken fight.
The best luck some men could have
would be to lose their reputation.
If you want good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
It is not absolutely necessary for
editort to be liars-but some of them
are.
W. J. Bower, of Norton, came down
on Monday morning on business
trip.
J. NJ. Carpenter, of Logan was
county seat visitor on Monday of this
week.
L. Lee Boyer of the Western Paper
company, was seeing the trade here
on Monday.
Agent Ingram went down to Topeka
for visit and on business last Satur-
day night.
For sale:-A baby buggy in good
condition. For particulars call at
the Herald Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Stevens, OF. AL
mena, visited their son, viii, of this
city over Sunday.
The man who says he would not tell
a lie to save his own life would make
a good auctioneer.
Jack Thomas and Karl Smith board
ed No. 5 and went up to Prairie View
last Sunday evening.
The delegates to the republican
state convention left on Monday
morning for Wichita.
Girls should not marry big heart
ed mamie has the capacity of loving
too many woman at the same time.
j. NJ. Tadlock left on Sunday even
ing for Colby where he will teach in !
the Thomas county normal institute. |
Carl La Rue on Monday purchased
a car load of wheat of August Dusin
of Stuttgart, for IS cents per bushel.
Did you ever notice that politician
when he goes off on trip he always
carries a grip?-about the size his
mother used to carry.
Miss Mamie Tackwell, W ho has
been teaching school in Illinois the
past school year, returned home the
latter part OF last week.
Mrs. Perry Coler accompan led by
her son, Louis, are spending the week
in the city visiting Mrs. E. E. Taylor.
Mrs. Coler and Mrs. Taylor are sisters.
Pay up and read the Kansas City
Daily World and the Semi Weekly
HERALD one year for only $780, The
World is the stockmen'S official paper.
Miss Minnie Sweeney went down to
Bel1eville on Monday morning after
having spent several month visiting
with her sister Mrs. G. E. Nelson of
this city. = = = a
Look at the date on your paper and
see if you are in arrears. It takes
cash to make newspaper go-come
in and advance your subscrip ton up
to date anyway.
Our present congressman sent out a
large quantity of garden seeds this
year. How unthoughtful it was for
him ot-to'send some one along with
them to plant ana cultivate them.
If. P. Tackwell's increasing paper
hanging and painting business has
compelled him to employ a first class
workman. The new man began work
morning and is giving perfect
satisfaction.
Warren White, editor of the News,
has been considerably indisposed this
week. We made the Suggestion to
him that ais trip out through the
western part of the state with the
Kansas City Club was too much for
bin, but with uplifted hands he
olemnly declared that he only drank
two glasses Of beer while out with the
boys.
Monday morning we received
through the mail an Invita- ion to be
present. at the graduating exercises of
the Kansas City High school of 1902,
which is tonight AmonC the rradu