Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-01-01

Eeek with tonsilitis but IS able to be
about again.
y. II. Tromp is having his building
repaired which was damaged by fire :
short time ago.
Q. VI. Bowman and wife came down
from Praire View, On last Saturday to
60 a little al.opping.
r. .. Kite, an old friend CT the Her
ald s, was an 2greea bic caller at this
Office OF last Saturday.
Isaiah Wilcs. rho lives north of toT7n
about twelve miles was ct the county
seat yesterday On business.
Miss Anna Strain IS assisting c. i
Lewis during a rpsh of business. Miss
Strain is quite az expert stcnograph-
er.
Miss cina;o 1iprphy called at this
o.1ice On last Saturday and rad us en-
roll Eec name ;lrrOny the i;c5 81 our
reGGc:3.
@. +. ShiT1eall and son John, were
down from Norton the latter part of
last week visiting with Charley Fee
and family.
Edgar Whitney returned TO rs
home in Republican City on SUNDAY
night after spending week here with
the RaEbo family. A
=. II. King, Of Ross~ilic. Kan. call
ii at our Office last gasorday. Mr.
ing is here looking Gfter hi land II
tc-osts in the county.
We. Clark, Fred Tc5ar5o2d, Z. :
wagner. Harry Gc2n!a.,, an3 BID
5nedIey, al Ct Agr-, were rag.sto-a<..
1t tho Bisscu house on 1Io1day.
Harry Caywooo, formerly hEc. Chelf's
zailIer at this Place, passed through
mere On Sunday night to Norton
where he has o position in the Touring
ra.u.
E.rS. Geo. Baum left this morning
o. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she will
be treated for an abceSs of the stomach
t IS hoped that she will be much
teneftted.
Uncle Henry Ferguson. one Of the
staunch friends of the Herald vas in
own yesterday, looking after bust
cess matters. and getting ready for
the New Year.
II. G. Ward, who resides near K.r-
vim was N the city yesterday on bust
ness. Mr.. Ward before leaving town
handed us the price Of the Herald to
&c sent 20 his address.
Chas. Cole returned from Colby on
saturday night where he had been
listing relatives and friends for a
;ow days. He was the guest of G. NJ,
Go1e and family over Sunday.
Astcca was broken iato at Agra OF
.cnd3y night ard several oge-coatc
anl blankets were taken. It IS sup
eosc7 that the robbers were bans
. trace Of the sto.-n goc3s have been
1c.aG.
. Y. A;istcr, Of South Dakota
rs - t;,e c2ty yee:cl day Egith his
9rot.2er, ). s. -acAlister, vh0 liFes
near Dana. He has been Lore visit
ing his brother and family for two or
,nree " eehs.
Operator Corph, vino has been
stationed at this place with the Rock
Island, left Monday night for Kansas
ity where he has accepted a position
in the superintendent S Office. His
place here will pc supplied by VIII
Stevens.
The twelfth annual meeting of the
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders AS
sociation will be held at Representa-
tive Hall, Topeka, Kans., on Jan. 6, :
md 8, 1902. a two days session, i'm
nediateIy preceding the thirty-tirst
annual meeting of the Kansas State
Board of Agriculture, beginning
promptly at p. n. Monday, Jan. c
1902
> young man can 20 - -ct!Ec manly
or beautiful thing tI.an = pay courtIy
attention 20 M a5-. Zher < some-
thiES pecI'';..-- 4 rs c1--lIct Of 3rch
= So. Now ;eH .ze1. inyglC' 2.a-T
i-...-ii5a -, ShS .,'e:. yeu3e
iils..l, t:tut II Is a8cttet eRters
public place witt the qaoe:l u his life
leaning CT the stfaae ARR. II IS q
scene to make angels glad. Young
man, listen. Be more courteous, mora
gallant to your mother than TO your
even. No girl was ever
as proud to be seen in the company OF
a bean as q mother in the company of
q worthy son. GLADDEN. her heart that
way often young man, not forgetting.
of course, the one thousand and one
little attentions she justly coyetS and
greatly appreciates in the quiet home.
Be real ardent lover to your mother
young man.~-~.A.