Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-06-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOCAL MENTION
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| Normal began Monday with a good
enrolment of teachers.
F. L. Kinsey. of Hillside. was a
county seat visitor on Saturday.
;. Attorney Mahin, of Smith Center,
is attending court here this week.
Harry Mann is expected home from
Humboldt, Nebraska, in few days.
Editor White was at Topeka the
first of the week on business trip.
Rev. ]. o. Osman opened the normal
institute on Monday morning by
prayer.
You can't help but notice the ad of
the Shimeall clothing company in
this issue.
The delegates to the congressional
convention left for Beloit on Monday
afternoon.
Joe Lee has moved his family into
the butcher residence in the east part
of the city.
DR.. Haggard changed his profession
al card in this paper yesterday. Look
it up and see.
j. S. Morse has a good COW and calf
which he wants to sell. See him at
the Phillips county bank.
Schuyler Llndes, of Kirwin, was up
to the county seat yesterday jollying
around among his friends.
NJ. Fisher, G. S. Ingersoll and Chas.
W. Hull were up from Kirwin on
Monday on business trip.
The commissioners have been in
session since Monday. This is their
annual equalization meeting.
Tim Fitzgerald has moved into the
residence owned by Louie Strodtbeck
in the north part of the city.
Misses Maude Roberts and Minnie
Murphy were among the lady callers
at the Herald office on Monday.
f. It. NJ. butcher and wife failed to
get away on Monday evening to the
Springs, but will go in few days.
Hon. w. H. Pratt went down to
Kansas City last Saturday on legal
business returning Monday morning.
Phillipsburg and Marvin will play
ball here on next Saturday afternoon.
A good game is expected to be played.
Charley Smith s little boy was quite
sick the fore part of the week, but is
getting along alright at this writing
Several of our baseball sports went
over to Kirwin yesterday to witness a
ball game betweed Kirwin and Ken
sington.
The PhiIlipsburg base ball boys
went down to Marvin last Saturday
and got beat to tune of to Is.
Lookout for the country boys.
Misses Ola aud Nellie Cronkey, of
Cawker City, arrived in the city
yesterday noon for a weeks pleasant
visit with Mrs. J. NJ. Tadlock.
A reception was given Rev. and Mrs.
J. H. Lamb at the Presbyterian
church last evening. A very enjoyable
time is reported to have occurred.
Charley Arnold and John Garberson
went to Beloit on Monday to attend
a convention of the Christian church,
which was held at that place the
first of the week.
Judge John r. Hamilton and his
stenogropher, Charley Scott, opened
court here on Monday morning to try
few cases which were laid over from
the last term of court.
G.. E. Utter, of Long Island was
pleasant caller at the Herald office on
Monday morning. Mr.. Utter was on
his way down to Beloit as a delegate
to the congressional convention.
G. II. Turner was up from Agra on
Monday and left big order for job
work at the Herald office. Mr.. Turn
er is doing large business this spring
selling high grade jacks and stations.
There were some salvation army
people in town last Saturday trying to
make arrangements to hold meetings
here. We have not been able to learn
whether the arrangements we're COM
pleted Or not.
We acknowledge receipt of an invi-
tation to be present at the thirtieth
. annual commencement of the univer-
sity of Kansas at Lawrence, June to
II. An elegant program has been ar.
. ranged for the occasion.
G. Turnbow was taken violently i'll
last Saturday caused by rupture
) He suffered intense agony for several
days, but we are glad SO note that he
is able to sit up and in few days he
thinks he will be able to be about
again.
) The Junior league will go to Nell
vain's grove on Thursday and have ar
3 old fashioned picnic. Everyone in