Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-22
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Removal Sale at South Side drug"
store.
Or. Ensign. of kirwin. was in the
city on Thursday.
I'D. Thornton, of Marvin had bust
ness in the Burg on Wednesday.
The South Side drug store sold the
paints to be used on the new mill.
Dickey & Fitzgerald arc having
their might OWL painted up nicely.
Irwin Mcdowell has been up in
Thomas county the past week buying
stock.
L.. P. Johnson's family of Greenwood
township, are enjoying a visit with
relatives.
You want dainty stationery fer
your children's invitations. The Her
aid has it.
J.B. Gaines was in from Speed on
Wednesday afternoon doing business
with our merchants.
W. G. Francis, the hustling clerk f
NJ. w. a. camp at Hillside, is in the
city today on business.
Goodiand at the top now-the cid
maids of that town will hold an cid
maids convention next Wednesday.
81. a. Spaulding is having an office
fixed up just west of the News Office
and will take orders for tailor made
clothing.
The Selbe boys wishes to thank
those who SO kindly gave their assist
ance in the recent illness and death of
their mother.
Floyd Shimeall. the prince of cloth
ing merchants at Norton. was down
to the Burg yedterday looking after
his business affairs here.
The ladles of the 81. g. Parsonage
will serve a 10c lunch at the Metho-
dist parsonage next Wednesday even.
ing from five to seven O'Clock.
Rev. J. c. Everett, of Norton, will
preach in tie Presbyterian church to-.
morrQw aud Rev. J. Fl. Lamb will ill
the Norton minister's appointment
at Norton.
Judge Strain, ". d. Gaanger, VIM.
Hartman and R. A. Porter were at
the Island on Thursday evening at
tending Masonic meeting The boys
report a lively time.
Samuel RurpQid, the tailor who has
been working at GleisSner's was ar
rested on Thursday evening for drunk
ness and placed in Jail. He waa turn.
ed loose yesterday on conditions that
he leave town-he left.
G. F. Keehl, of Glenwood township.
was in the city on Wednesd ay after
noon. Mr.. Keehl is a good friend of
the Herald's and staunch Bryan
democrat. He is quite hopeful Of 3
good crop this season.
In our last issue in mentioning the
killing OF Fireman Frazier, OF Good
land, that the city marshal, Jupe, did
the shooting, but we have since been
informed that Mr.. Jupe is not the
marshal of Goodland nor did he kill
Frazier. The marshal who did the
shooting was Mr.. Schelt.
1. F. Merrifeld, of Kensington, an
old friend of the Herald's and who is
always looking out for its interest,
called in on Thursday and handed US
sinner and instructed US to send the
Herald to Herman Grouerholz at Ken
Sington. Mr.. Grouerholz is in the in
surance business and is making pre-
parations to do large business in his
vicinity this season.
Miss Bling, the returned japanese
missionary, will be at the Method iSt
church in this city on Monday even.
ing, March "a Miss Bing is d tine
taIker and will doubtless entertain
you. She sings very pretty in the
japanese language and has many curl
Gus to exhibit. The admission is free
but a collection will be taken for tho
foreign missionary work.
The fate of the country is in the
balance today. If the boss and his
gang win out, the old earth will roll
on its orbit and blossom like the rose.
But on the other hand; if the b0sl
busters should deye1op UNEXPECTED
strength and carry the convention
we may expect fearful cataclysim
which will leaye this fair land of ours
pile of charred and smoking ruins
At least that's the idea one gets from
reading the Dispatch.
d. H, WigginJon who has lived /;
few miles northwest of this city TO
the past year or SO, was arreste,
Thursday by Detective John WiIsol
of Princeton, Kentucky, charged wit
the crime of seduction. He wa
brought to this city and remained. al
, the BiSSell Hotel until the depaEtgr
of the evening siss EsEEat4 yesterday whe
! they left for Kentucky. Mr.. Wiggir
ton is young married man and dun
ing his residence here had made man