Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-05-10
LOCAL MENTION ::
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Try The cad"
When business shows depression,
Some business men get mad;
But others keep their temper
Each buys little lad.

See Tackwell before ordering your
wall paper.
Roy Wales is driving Carl LaRue's
delivery wagon.
DR.. Hodgson of the Island was in
the city on Wednesday.
Chester Ingle, of Marvin, was Her
aid caller on Wednesday.
J.F. King was among the Loganites
seen here on Wednesday.
For sale cheap:-A good baby carri-
age. Inquire at this Office.
DR.. LaRue was up from Marvin on
professional trip Wednesday.
DIR. Hobbs, the veterinary surgeon is
in town today at the Fleming barn.
If you want good job get Tack
we'll the painter and paper hanger.
Janitor Gates of the court house is
busy these days moving blue grass in
the courtyard lawn.
Quite a good many Masons have
been threatened with the govt since
last Wednesday evening.
Peter Hansen, one of thelbig heart
ed Masons of Logan, was in the city
enjoying himself on Wednesday.
A kid printer on his way from
Denver to Chicago was given work in
this Office on Thursday afternoon.
J. G. Lynch is having his house
neatly painted this week which i'm
proves it's appearance wonderf ully.
A good many out of town people at
tended the graduating exercises last
night at the Presbyterian church last
evening.
Roy Whelan is now employed at the
Central Lumber company's Office
taking the position which Walter
Green held.
The orders which Marshall Heath
gave those who were occupying the
sidewalk with their wares has caused
considerable Earring"
Hugh Duff was up from K1rwin on
Wednesday. They tell US that Hugh
wants the nomination Of clerk Of the
court on the republican ticket.
Geo. Lamont, of Agra, had business
before the Probate Judge on Wednes-
day of this week. This office received
call from him while in the city.
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday as usual. Sunday school
at 10 a. m, preaching at II, and Juni-
or League at p. m. and preaching at
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Smith enter
tanned r. D. Irwin. and wife of
Almena, at dinner last " ednesday.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Irwin are
cousins.
A. P. Sargent, of Crystal township
was in the city on Friday. Dir. Sar,
gent captured six young wolves the
other day and brought their scalp;
and exchanged them for dollars.
Capt. Pratt is enjoying a visit from
his son, Charley and wife they having
arrived on Wednesday evening
Charley has employment in a large
f ,ur mill in Minneapolis, MINI.
John Dickey, of st. Paul. Mimi, ar
rived in the city Wednesday night fol
a visit with his mother and othel
relatives. Mr.. Dickey is employed il
a large millinery establishment in ST
Paul.
Israel Porter was in town the first o.
the week accompanied by his father
| C. A Porter. Israel is in very deli
cate health, not having recovered
from his severe sickness which he con
traeted while in Oklahoma,
| Marshall Heath has forbid those
lYho have been occupying the Sidewalk
in front of their business places with
| their ware to discontinue the same
what a relief to walk around the towr
i without falling over stuff piled upor
the sidewalks.
| Phillipsourg people seem to thinl
that the new mill which is IN course
of construction there, is one of the
finest structures of its kind in north
west Kansas, and from their dis
leription of it we are inclined to be
llieye them correct. 1t is much large
and more complete than the ore which
| burned last Thanksgiving. -Almens
| Plaindeaisr.