Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-26
LOCAL MENTION
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Next Sunday is Easter.
Wasn't that fine rain?
a big crowd in town last Saturday.
Postmaster Royce was in Topeka
yesterday.
The merchants had big run of
sales on Saturday.
There was an enjoyable dance in
the hall Monday evening.
Miss Mary Ferguson has been quite
sick for the past few days.
Jesse Drake was a very pleasant
caller at the Herald Office on last Sat
urday.
J. e. Griffin, the man who likes fast
horses up near Nance, was in the city
last Saturday.
A nice lot of business cards just re-
ceived at this Office. Come in and let
US Tx you out.
A. Bennett will hold public sale
tomorrow on the Carl Goddard farm
II miles north of PhHlipSburg.
Ben Woodering, the ex-yardmaster
of the Rock Island at this place has
secured position in Kansas City.
The east side milliners, Hull s.
Smith will hold their Easter opening
on Friday and Saturday of this week.
Clarence Scofeld, of Speed, is new
reader since last Saturday having had
his name enrolled upon our list at that
time.
A fine rain fell on Sunday evening
which livened up things in fine shape
and did many dollars worth of good to
the small grain.
! Tom McMullen, porter on 9 and
10, who has been taking a two weeks
lay off on account of injuries received,
went to work today.
Mayor McCroskey, of Logan, has
been arrested on the charge of per-
jury in the case of the State of Kan
sas VS. Z. .. A. Club.
L. P. johnson and his two accomp-
lished daughters, of Greenwood town
ship, made the Herald office very
pleasant call on Saturday.
Ira L. White was in from Walnut
township~on Saturday and paid the
Herald Office pleasant call. He will
soon move to Jewell county.
Joe Tickle went to Pueblo on Mon
day night where he will take run on
passenger trains Nos. 9 and 10 as
brakeman for couple of weeks.
Elliott Clark's smiling face was Wis
able upon our streets last Saturday.
Elliot was in to see the fun at the
convention-we gnesS he saw it.
John Gundle who lives west of
town, had a runaway last Sunday
We understand he received quite a
bruising up but not seriously injured.
If you want stationery you should
not fail to leave your order with us.
Our stationery is the best and for
workmanship you'll not find any bet
ter.
Frank Freeland was in yesterday
from Greenwood township on BUSH
ness. Frank got caught in the rain
storm and had to put up with city life
over night.
NJ. P. Tackwell did some fine sign
writing on Monday. NJ p is all O. k.
when it comes to using the brush and
hanging paper. He informs US that
J he has all Of the work of this kind
that he can do.
Prof. F. H. Baker was among the
republican politicians in town last
Saturday from Long Island We pre-
sumo Frank was pulling his wire a
little tighter around the nomination
for state superintendent.
j. F. King, of Logan, candidate for
register of deeds, who was attending
the convention in the city last Satur-
day, found time to pay US a brief call,
Frank thinks his chan ees are good for
receiving the nomination.
The Dixon boys were up from Agra
last Saturday on business connected
with the estate of William Dixon, de-
!. / ceased. The Herald Office acknowl-
edges a pleasant call from the gentle
men while in the city.
The chicken pie dinner and supper
at the armory last Saturday waSquite
well patronized and was a financial
success yielding about $50 at dinner
and about SO at supper. The meal
] which they set up was an excellent
) one and every patron was satisfied
: that he had the full worthzof his mon.
ey-and more. The seniors are TO be
: congratulated on the success Of the
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