Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-29
LOCAL MENTION
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Tomorrow is Easter.
Removal Sale at South Side drug
store.
Geo. shurts was over from Logan,
Thursday.
Everybody is busy making garden
these days.
IT. Renee, of Norton, was in the
city Thursday.
Geo. Locke made a business trip to
Logan on Thursday.
NJ. P. Bonebrake did that job of re-
pairing in NJ. A. Spaulding's office.
c. R. Jackson, of Kirwin, was a
visitor at the county seat Thursday
NJ. Brollier was caller on Wendes-
day and renewed his faith in the Her
aid.
Everything sold we'll at the sale of
a. Benefits on Thursday of this
week.
The wheat is humping itself these
days-the late rains were just the
checker.
A nice lot Of business cards just re-
ceived at this office. Come in and let
US fix you out.
William Baum painted very neat
sign this week for Smith s. Hull, the
east side milliners.
! John Cox, of Speed, will hereafter
read the Herald, having subscribed
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Carman, are
the proud parents of a bouncing baby
boy since last Wednesday.
The small boy will bring forth those
eggs tomorrow that he has been hid
ing away for the past week or so.
Miss Iva Stephens, of Almena, spent
Sunday with her brother, VIII, and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Buntin.
Arthur Gebhart entertained a jolly
set Of boys at his home on Thursday
evening. They all report az enjoyable
time.
E. Il. Merritt has geGured position
as section foreman a Edison. He and
his family leave next Monday for their
new home.
We have quite number Of Senator
W. A. Harris speech on the ship sub
sidy oil. They can be had for the
asking at this of11ce.
Judge Strain reports that tho work
on his new house is progressing rapid
ly. The Judge will have fine resi-
dence when it is completed.
Judge Strain issued marriage Ii
eeuse to Mr.. John NJ. Bailey and Miss
Flora 1. Ayers on last Monday. Both
are residents of Long Island.
George James has placed two large
new show cases in his drug store.
They are quarter oak and tie Has pac-
ed them the center OF the room.
The Royal Neighbors gave supper
after their lodge netting on Wednes-
day night. All the good things to eat
to be had were there-iee cream, too.
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 ind any bet
ter.
Dempsey Smith has secured a posi-
tion up at Oberlin with a large dry
goods firm. Demp is alright behind
the counter and always gives the best
of satisfaction.
Rev. QSman will 20 to Osborne on
next Tuesday to attend the 81. E. con-
ference. 1t is thought that Rev. OS-
man will be sent back to Phillipsburg
for another year.
Mr.. Kirby B. Dennis and Miss Clara
NJ. Gooder we're given license to wed
by the probate judge on Wednesday
of this week. These people are both
residents of Sumaerstownship.
W. W. Reynolds is having a seige
Of blood poison. Some days ago he
stepped upon nail which caused
blood poison to set il. We hope to
see Win about before a great while.
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]. S. Morse is about the proudest
man in Phillipsburg since last Tues
day. A young man of average weight
arrived at his home en that day.
Mother and babe are getting along
nicely.
! About the neatest little office in
the city is that Of Af. A. Spaulding's
en- the south side OF the square. Mr..
spaulding has opened up a clothing
ONCE and viii take orders for tailor
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