Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-05-17
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LOCAL MENTION


! see IackWelI before ordering your
wall paper.
Miss Mabel BROKER iSsuffering from
a severe attack of mumps.
If you want a good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
J. N. Sutton was up from Agra
yesterday and made this Office a brief
call.
The Smith Centre High School
graduated class of five this year-all
girls.
DR.. Haggard is one of the very busy
men these days. He is extending his
practice rapidly.
F. L. Platt & Co. have changed the
name of the Kirwin Ind ependent to
''Kirwin Kansan.'
The rains during this week have
been everything that could be desired
and "still there's more to follow
Thos. Cook was up from Kensington
Thursday looking after business
matters. lie made this Office a brief
call.
Miss Cora Baum and Miss Baker
of Marvin were brief but pleasant
callers at this Office yesterday after
noon.
A special meeting of Phillips County
Temperance Union will be held in Phil
| lipsburg on monday, May 10 at p. m.
A good attendance is desired.
Strayed:-On May 7th, one light COL
ored pug dog with one eye. Finder
will confer favor by notifying w. N.
McIlyain, south side restaurant.
Did you ever think what good ad-
vertisement it would be for the county
to send your friends back east a copy
of the Herald a live up-to-date semi
weekly paper? Try it-only one dollar
year.
j. D. Couch will pay $500 per dozen
for broilers. This is a good price for
chickens and Mr.. Couch wants all he
can get at the above price. Don't
keep your chickens until they get
aged. Take them to Couch and get
the cash.
While in the city last Tuesday
Schuyler Landes invited US to attend
the base ball games at Kirwin as
| follows:
Kirwin VS.. Plainville May 20 and 81.
Kirwin VS.. ObOrne May % and a.
He also asked US to extend the in
| vitatiOO FRI evorvbO5U
Earl Douglass has been employed as
passenger brakeman on the west end
and will begin his duties next Sunday.
This is pretty good position and we
are pleased to know that Earl gets it.
He is more than competent to hold it
down with the best of them.
A very enjoyable affair was the sur
prise birthday dinner in honor of Rev
Isaac johnson who lives out near Big
Greek. Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Cole and
| family from town went out, and they
report a very pleasant occasion. Mr..
Johnson is sixty five years old.
The Methodist Ministerial Associ-
alton of the Norton District convenes
here on the goth This meeting will
doubtless be large one in mum berS.
1t has been some time since this city
had meeting of this kind, our To-
cation being in the extreme eastern
end of the district. Let everybody
attend
| Charles Morrison one OF the promi-
nent farmers of Greenwood met with
quite q serious accident one day last
week. He was riding young horse,
and the animal becoming frightened
reared up falling backward upon Mr..
Morrison. DR.. Lannie Nelson was
called, and dressed his wounds and we
are pleased to state he is rapidly
improving.
The Herald gives you on it's outside
pages the very latest and most reliable
general news of events which happen
outside of Phillips county. On the
inside pages it gives you the home
news not dished up week or two
late, but fresh news Happening with
in the half week. So if you want the
LATE NEWS foreign, national, state
and local subscribe for the semi
weekly Herald.
Several changes in Rock Island
officials will occur next Sunday on the
divisions connected with this point.
A. F, Abbott becomes the division
superintendent for the Nebraska
division with headquarters at Fair
bury, while division superintendent
G. w. Jones will have charge Of the
Kansas division with headquarters at
Topeka. a. G. Mccall formerly gen.
eral roadmaster is made trainsmaster
at Topeka.
E. B. Sewell has his window looking
like vegetable and fruit store on the
city streets. A little fountain of cold
water plays upon the !t.greepsl} to keep
them nice sud fresh. He is also doing
a wholesale business in potatoes, sell
ing some at Smith Center, Gaylord,