Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-05
LOCAL MENTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Moving seems to be in order these
days.
John Gray is up from Ktrwin for a
few days.
Chas. W. Hull was up from Kirwin
on Monday.
J. R. Donaldson, of Kirwin, was in
town Monday.
j. L. Costello was in from Stuff
CART on Monday.
Tom Davis, of Kensington, was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. Taylor, of Long Island was
shopping in the city on Monday.
c. E. Lowe, c. A. Adams and w. F.
Cowgirl, were over from the Island on
Monday.
W. L. Beedy was up from Agra on
Monday doing business with county
seat people.
Rev. James Kerr, the temperance
lecture preached at the M. E. church
Sunday morning.
n. B. Mccormick, Newton Bracken
and Bob Bracken left yesterday morn
ing for the new country.
Joe Lee has moved his family into
Louie Strodtbeck' S residence, recent
ly vacated by Archie Viers.
j. W. Maxson offers a good second
hand organ cheap. Call on James
Woods at his furniture store.
The sudden changes of the weather
during the past few weeks has left
nearly everybody with severe colds.
Rev. ]. II. Lamb is teaching in the
high school in place of n. c. Bracken
during the latter's absence in Oklaho-
ma.
w. 7. Kreitz, the prince of travel
ingmen, was here yesterday III The in
terest of the Carpenter Paper Co., of
Omaha.
Mr.. Arjen Kniper and Miss Clara
Schemper, of Prairie View, were
granted license to mary ON Monday by
Judge Strain.
Miss Maude Dagget is a new con-
testant in the Herald's subscription
contest. Miss Maude starts out with
300 votes to her credit.
Tom Winston, a nephew Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Medium, arrived here
Monday evening from Ft. Worth,
Texas, for short visit.
Afr. James IT. Terry and Miss Mar
garet G. Wands, both of Kirwin, were
given license to wed by the Probate
Judge on February 9th.
A. W. Robertson was laid up with
a touch of la grippe all the latter part
of last week. We are pleased to see
him up town again this week, bow!
| ever, r..,.; %erF
The commissioners and assessors
held their annual equalization meet
ing on Monday. A report Of the
meeting will be found elsewhere 10
this issue.
| z. NJ. Halbert, of Kensington' and
Earl Halbert, of Agra, are ooUh n1S f
| subscribers since our last issue. IN
Herald grows more popular over th'
county each week.
Mrs. J. L, Mccormick returnt
home last Saturday from her trip eas
to purchase her spring stock OF mil
inery. She had pleasant visit an
bought handsome stock.
3 The ladies of the Marvin Aid Soc
5 ETY. will have bazaar at LeRew's ha
3 il Marvin, Saturday, March 9Th, ant
will serve a tempting lunch in cor
s nection. Do not miss the treat.
g Notice:-The annual meeting of til
8 Freedom Cemetery Association wi
8 meet at the Iowa Union school houE
g on Saturday March 8th, 1902 at p.
9 F. A. DIxsoN, Sec.
g c. A. Hendrickson, Of Calvert, is
g the city today to. be examined by u
8 pension board. Mr.. Henderson is
9 fancy card writer and will perhaps T
3 main at the Bissell house for a fe
9 days.
Sl Rev. z. n. Fieisher, of Hambur
8 Iowa, sold his Belmont townsh
= farm in this county to Artemt
g Schearer and purchased the Gebha
8 farm three miles northeast Of tow
3 Sim Fleisher will occupy the farm r
g Gently purchased by his uncle.
3 Rev. James Kerr, the state lectu
g er, for the state OF Kansas, has bee
g in the city the past few days. He
= a good speaker and an enthusiast
Fl Temperance worker. Tonight will +