Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-10-08

OpCu ilOI OuoiuCoo dOOOU luC ictoO VI
the week.
DR.. r. II. TruSdle, of Kirwin, was
in the city yesterday looking after
some business matters.
Mrs. G. D. Heath is up in Freedom
township this week visiting her
daughter Mrs. Robert Fogleman.
The county commissioners are in
session this week. A report of their
proceedings will be given next issue.
Charles Adams of Long Island was
over Monday counseling with the
powers that be in the republican
county politics.
For SALE-A good heating stove
and some other articles of furniture.
INQUIRE Of @. NJ. ARNOLD,
Phillipsburg, Kansas.
Mrs. Theo. Smith returned last Fri
day night from Linds borg, Kansas,
where she has been with her daughter
Miss Grace, since school opened, Sept.
1.
Uncle Van E. Hugunin who has
been confined to his room all spring
and summer, was up town Saturday
for the first time. His many friends
were glad to see him around again.
Miss Cornell enjoyed visit from
her father S. Cornell of Kensington
last Sunday. He had been to Norton
visiting his son. County Clerk Cornell
and stopped off a day here on his
return.
r. Frank Stinson has been very
sick for few days this week with
heart trouble. He is able to be up
town, now but is looking rather pale.
We hope he is entirely over with the
worst of it and will be all right again.
The new Boston store opened up
rather auspiciously last Saturday.
Although there was not great many
people in town they seemed to be get
ting large share of the trade. They
are very nice people and their Gus
TONERS all seemed to think they were
treated handsomely.
Arthur Couch came home and visit
ed day this week with the home
folks. He went yesterday morning
to Fairbury to see about getting a
better position with the Rock Island
than he had out west. He resigned
his position there. Arthur is COM
petent to handle good station and
the fact that they called him down to
Fairbury seems to indicate that they
will give him something pretty good.
The Kerkoff-Locke Dramatic Co.,
are in the city this week, for the en-
tire week. Monday night they put
on the play entitled 1.-THE Seal of Sill
ence." 1t was good play and their
company proved amply able to handle
the parts quite well. Tuesday even
ing they put on the farce comedy, ga
Married Bachelor" which they pro-
duced here three years ago. Tonight
they give "Faust." Their houses
have been good thus far, attesting
the popularity of this company with
our citizens.
Capt. and Mrs. Tucker are now &C.
cupying their new quarters in the
building recently vacated by the
Reynolds & Read hardware. They
are nicely located and are ready to see
their old friends and customers. Mrs.
Tucker has the latest as we'll as the
handsomest styles in millinery and is
prepared TO treat her old customers
and new ones to the best there is at
the lowest prices. The captain will
soon have his photograph gallery re-
moved and will be prepared to do
work in better shape than ever be-
fore. Call on them when you need
anything in their line.
Attorneys l. NJ. Mahin and James
F. Gray, attorneys for Rev Burton
II. Jones who was convicted before a
Valley township justice of assault,
brought the case before Judge Strair
Monday on habeas corpus proceedings
The evidence was heard and the case
dismissed. Rev. Jones is the mar
who asked some.of the Kirwin joint
lists for a drink of booze, and was en-
ticed into livery barn and slugged
Charles Stockman was fined for as
sault and battery. He in turn haC
Rev. Jones arrested for assault will
the result as above stated. There i
a good deal OF excitement in Kirwil
over the matter.