Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-02-08

The postofiee inspector had bust
ness IN Phillipsburg the other day.
E4B. Ray, of Logan, has secured 4
position as guard at the Lansing pent
Tertiary.
Mrs. E. E. Wilson is making prep
arations to go to Clifton where she
has secured a position in a millinery
store.
If you are going TO have asaIe public
don't forget that we can fix you out
with sale bills. Our prices are right
and guarantee the work to be first
class.
There's a salvation army doing
business at Agra-PhiIlipburg would
be a good place for them to do bust
ness in for awhile. There is plenty
of timber to work on.
Mrs. F. G. Haines has recovered
sufficiently from her long siege Of sick
ness to be able to be around the house
some. Her many friends are glad tc
hear of her being able to be about
once more.
Mrs. John @. Royce returned We'd
nesday from a two weeks visit with
her sister in ST. Joseph. Mo. She also
tookin the state editorial association
at Manhattan on Monday and Tues.
Of this week.
w. L. Morgan has returned from a
trip up in Mimi, having been called
there to settle up an estate Of his
bachelor brother, who died in that
state last December. On his return
home he visited his sister in Iowa.
Mayor Lewis is doing everything in
his power to obtain a good supply of
water for the city. and should be sub
Stantially backed by the business men
of the city. One or two men cannot
do the whole thing-it takes vim and
energy of all energetic men to do this.
So let's all pull together and settle
this matter at once.
Ex-Sheriff G. E. Utter, of Long
Island, was a social and business
visitor in our city last Friday. Mr..
Utter is now one of the prosperous
merchants of Long ISland.-DiSpatch.
This certainly will be news to Mr..
Utter, as he has not been in the mer
camille business in Long Island for
nearly year. Break the news to him
gently.
About a dozen Sons and Daughter s
of Justice drove down to Agra last
Tuesday evening and assisted the
camp of that little city to install
their officers for the ensuing year.
Hon. n. B. Mccormick delivered a
good address to the camp. All report
an enjoyable evening spent.
At the Baptist church for next Sun
day the following services are to be
held: At IL a. NJ, Sermon, "How
ought we to think of God +" Sunday
school at 10 a. m. At $50 Christian
Endeavor. At 7:3O gospel meeting,
Meeting of Jesus and Nathaniel y
All are invited to worship with US.
S. S. II.
Rev. Williams, pastor of the Nor
gan Park Baptist church of Chicago,
called on Rev. and Mrs. .Hageman on
Tuesday afternoon of this week. Mr..
Williams is pastor of the church of
which Fl. A. Parker and wife are
members, and the pariShioner was
giving his pastor fine tour of the
west. Mr.. Williams calls on all the
Baptist ministers where BIr. Parker
happens to stop in his railway bust
ness, as First vice President of the
Rock Island.
The tragic movement of the PAS
sion Play" from the entry into Jer-
usalem to the crucifixien, as witness
ed during the summer of 1900, brilli-
antly illustrated, is the subject of a
very interesting lecture to be given at
the Baptist church on Friday even
ing February 18th, 1902, by T. G.
Dreaming, of Topeka, Kan, under the
care of Ladies' aid" of said church.
Positively the best thing of the kind
ever visiting this end of the state.
Seats on sale at Barrett's. Admission
25 and 50 cents.
The gang of loafers that hang out
in front of certain business place in
this city, has become a nuisance.
Ladies passing this place are often in
suited by their boisterous and pro-
fame language. Thursday the gang of
would-be-toughs, had rat suspended
By cord over the sign-board, and
every time lady would pass by they
would let in drop about foot which
caused great deal of annoyance to
the ladies. Nobody but a low down
cuSS would indulge in such thing fer
amusement. If they continue this
much longer they will be serving time
in the county jail or the state pen.