Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-10-18
LOCAL MENTION.

1eCe W OOOWarQ mas MS bowling
alley up and running again.
Miss Ella Taylor entertained at 6
O'Clock dinner Friday evening.
Gebhart & Son have the front of
their store handsomely painted.
Rev. H. J. Hassard is attending the
State Baptist Convention at Wichita
this week.
The B. NJ. & S. hardware is having
new coat of paint which greatly i'm
proves its appearance.
Louie Herzog is putting a new coat
of paint on his residence and other
wise improving the same.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. Mary Dren-
men, Tuesday October 81, at 2::3o
The Girls Band OF this city will give
Yankee Dinner at the Armory Sat
urday Nov. l, 1902. Everybody in
vited.
Rev. James Duer who has been
here visiting his sister Mrs. Lamb re-
turned to his home in Chicago Thurs
day morning.
Editor Platt OF the Kirwin KaEsan
and Rev. Fitzpatrick were in the city
Wednesday. They favored this Office
with brief call.
For SALE-Owing to ill health ]
offer my residence property and res
taurant business for sale.
W. n. MCILvAIN.
A letter received this morning from
Rev. HaSSard states that they are
having a splendid meeting at the
Baptist Convention at Wichita.
Rev. c. E. Riblett of Agra pastor of
tbs Baptist church was in this city
yesterday in company with James
Johnson. This Office was favored
with brief call.
This office printed some large bills
for the Boston Store this week. This
store does a cash business and conse-
tiSed on these bills.
Mrs. DR.. Poe and daughter of Beaver
City, Nebraska were here all week
visiting with G. NJ. Poe and family.
They returned to Norton this morn
ing accompanied by Mrs. Poe and Miss
Leila.
ga Breezy Time" was played
Thursday night to a crowded house.
For its kind it was one of the best
that has ever been played in this city
The music was a special feature and
was excellent.
M. G. Canada of Vermont was in the
city this week looking after some
property interests he has in this
county and also visiting with the
Morse families who are old time
acquaintanceS.
Our townSmap =. NJ. Sullivan is
meeting with good deal or encourage
ment in his candidacy for the office of
county attorney. He will get a good
many votes from republicans who will
vote this time, for the man and not
the party.-Logan Republican.
We are very sorry TO learn that C.eB.
Lanes office has been moved to Good
land which will neceSSitate their
moving there. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
will be greatly missed by all and we
hope that some arrangement will be
made whereby they 9an soon make
their home in our city again.
NOTICE.-There will be preaching
at the Baptist church tomorrow Oct.
10th. Subject at IL a. m. "The
Breaker and the Flock" Evening
7:30 p. m. the second of these illustra-
ted sermons will be given. All are
cordially invited, both old and young.
II. J. HAssARD, Pastor.
The B. u. s 5. hardware company
placed an ad in the Herald last week,
and as result they are too busy this |
week to write a new one. They in |
structed US to run the ad as it is until
they got time to write new one. If
trade keeps up like it is this week |
they may not have anything more to
say for some time, but when it Stacks
up the least bit just look for some
thing new in their ad. The Herald |
reaches the people who furnish Phil
lipSburg its trade.
A. S. McCoppin of the Boston Store
met with a singular and very painful
accident last Wednesday morning. As
he was walking down street hurriedly,
he struck his foot against a large spike |
nail and drove it lengthwise COM
pletely through his toe. The nail lay |
on the sidewalk with the head pressed |
into the VOID and the point slightly
raised. The nail entered the end of |
the toe and the point was driven out |
through the skin back where the toe
joins the foot. The doctor dressed
the wound and it is giving him no |
serious trouble now.