Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-29
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DIR. ]. E. Hodgson, Of Long Island,
was in the city yesterday.
Yesterday was good Friday. Did
you plant those potatoes?
Ray shelito, of Deer Greek, has
built an addition to his residence.
Steven Burke, of Denver. is the new
tailor at Joe Gleissncr's tailor shop.
For Sale: A few tons of bright
prairie hay. See Ira L. White, Route
One.
Fred Hickman has painted a neat
sign for NJ. A. Spaulding on his office
front.
VIM Bradley has had his pension in
creased from s6 to sI2. Good for you
William.
The w. c. T. U. win meet Tuesday,
April 1st, with Mrs. Maria Homan at
2:3O P. NJ.
You want dainty stationery for
your children's invitations. The Her
aid has it.
The Phillips County Bank is pre-
pared to make few five year loans on
choice farms.
E. A. Warner md A. Weaver were
up from Ktrwin, yesterday on bust
ness matters.
Geo. Locke has painted up his photo
gallery on the inside which makes a
fine appear ance.
S. BROKER left yesterday morning
for an all summers visit at his old
home in Marietta, Ohio.
c. T. Gaumer. of Woodruff, was in
the city on Thursday transacting
business before the probate court.
L. E. Countryman, r. Stephens,and
John Thomas have been at Topeka
this week taking degrees in masonary
TX. Edwards who lives on Plum
Creek near Dana, was at the county
seat Thursday on business mission.
The NJ. E. ladies report delightful
time at their lunch given at Mrs.
Jacob Nipps' on Wednesday evening.
The millinery openings will end to-
night. All the firms have had a de-
lightful trade since yesterday morn
ing.
]. L. Mccormick has bis stock of
drugs moved into his new store build
ing. It's a whole lot better location
than the old one.
Harry Caywood arrived in the city
last night from Norton. Mr.. Caywood |
will remain here and help put the
mill machinery in place.
We received a card from R. n. !
of Marvin, requesting MS to
send the Herald to his address at Ken
sington. Here it is r. n.
We wish to thank our friends and
for the loving Kindness
SHOWN US during the death and burial
of our beloved son and brother, Frank. |
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Kelley and family |
Mrs. Joseph GIeissner returned home
from Orleans, Nebr., on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Gleissner's mother &C
companied her home and will visit
her for awhile. Joe wears his usual |
smile now.
The Rev. Morrill, twins held forth
in the opera house on Wednesday and
evenings Of this week They |
entertained the people by preaching,
singing, and showing pictures upon a
screen with a stereopticon lantern.
Most all the farmers from different
parts of the county report that wheat
never was in better shape than at the
present time. We look forward to a
crop of wheat to be raised
in Phillips county the coming season.
Lew Dinner and Phil Albaugh were
put at Goodland on Friday. They
drove from Goodland to the Smoky
river, where they spent the day hunt
ing. We did not learn what their
success was, but we presume they
Oagged a plenty.
Miss. Bertha Wells gill leave in the
morning for Manhattan where she will
reside hereafter. Miss Wells has been
in the millinery business here for sew
eral years and has the respect of every
one who had dealings with her. We
wish her health and success IN her T
new home.
Special service at the Baptist church
for Easter Sunday, March 80. Ser
mon for the children at IL a. m. Ali
from to 101 years old are
welcome to this meeting. Music by
the choir. Special service at 1870 p
m. consisting of music and sermon
appropriate for Easter. You are vel
come. sV~'
Ex-Judge ]. S. FFfant left last Mon
day for Seattle, Washington, where
be goes to look up location. He was
Joined at Salida, Colorado, by his wife
who has been visiting there for some
time. We are sorry to loose the Judge
and his estimable family from Phil
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