Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-10-04
MENTION.
See James Woods new ad in this

1t rained all day thursday and Fri.
day and threatens to continue all day
to day.
C. ]. and J. S. Van Allen were ur
from Kirwin Thursday attending the
Harris meeting.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet next Tuesday Oct. I
with Mrs. Charles Tracy.
Mrs. Barney Fallon of Lenora was
in the city he first of the week visit
ing her sister Mis-. Hermier.
For SALE-Owing to ill health 1
offer my residence property and res
taurant business for sale.
W. N. MCILvAIN.
Pay up and read the Kansas City
Daily World and the Semi Weekly
HERALD one year for only 1928. The
World is the stockmen's Official paper.
G. E. Utter was down from Long
Island attending the Harris meeting
and looking after his fences Thursday.
Mr.. Utter will be elected by hand
some majority.
Judge Geiger, Joseph Young and
l. h. Huber we're down from Oherlin
TO hear Senator Harris speak. Judge
Geiger is very popular with the PEG
pie and will undoubtedly be elected.
B. f. Shoemaker who lives on route
No. is another man who takes adj
vantage Of our 81. % rate on the Daily
World. Mr.. Shoemaker and Mr..
Hoppe were in from Greenwood last
Monday.
Henry Adee was one of the early
settlers of this county, having come
here in 1874 when he was but a lad Is
years of age. He is therefore entitled
to be called of the oldest citizens
of the county even If he is not very
old in years.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. NJ. Poe returned
from Kansas City Thursday morning.
Mr.. Poe assisted a Mr.. Sours who is
going into the clothing business at
Junction City to buy his stock Of
goods, and Mrs. Poe went along to
visit with friends.
Back again:-The ever popular
Kerkhoff-LOcke Co.. will open a |
weeks engagement at the opera house
next Monday night with most beau
tiful play, 1.-THE Seal of Silence"
Season tickets now on sale SLIGO each. !
Prices 1855 cents.
LOsT-A long yellow and very fat
looking pocket-book, containing $780,
90 and two season tickets for the
Kerkhoff-Locke performances 5hich
will be here all next week. Finder
can have the money and pocket-book |
if tickets are returned to the under
signed ADAM SELL,
PhillipSburg, Kans.,
Wednesday noon the fire alarm was
given. that blaze had started in DR..
Pope's dental Office. A defective |
gasoline stove started the fire, mum.
Der of people rushed to the rescue and |
a few buckets of water put out the |
fire before the hose cart arrived on the
scene. The damage to office fixtures
and furniture was in the neighbor-
hood Of $25.
Lyman W. MatteSon one of the |
brightest and ablest young men of
Phillips county was in town this week |
a few days visiting with friends. |
Lyman is a graduate of the Campbell |
University at HoltOn, Kansas, and
stood highest in large class of gradu-
ateS. He is putting in about 100 acres
ship and expects to reap a rich harvest
next year.
The subjects at the Baptist church
next Sunday are as follows, IL a. m.
1.-The blind man." 1870 p. m. "The
wind driven chaff." A series of three
sermons will be delivered
on each Sunday evening on the fol-
lowing dates, October 18th, 10Th, and |
18th. Special music and singing will
also be arranged. Don't fail to get |
the first Of these illustrated sermons, |
if you hear the first you will come to
the others. a cordial invitation is |
extended to everyone.
II. j. HAsSARD, Pastor.