Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-02-12

The shooting gallery moved to Kir-
win today.
Carpenter Rhoades little three-year-
old child is seriously i'll.
Joe Rhoades has severed his connec-
ton with the dug store.
Miss Grace Wallace is having quite
siege of whooping cough.
John Stephens was in from the
vicinity of Agra yesterday on business.
Clyde johnson spent the day last
Sunday visiting friends at Smith
Center
Mrs. Del Champlin will give an
afternoon party to her friends on next
Friday.
Miss Cecial Jones was called to Colby
by the death of her sister, on Sunday
eveninf.
Bert Hassler. a prosperous young
farmer near Agra. ordered the Herald
this week sent to his address for q
year.
The Rock Island shops at Horton
burned Friday night. Two men lost
their lives and $3.50, 900 worth of pro-
perty destroyed.
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold ''Novelty FAIR and chick
en- pie supper at the Robinson build
ing on Febr. -.
Jeo Tickle is running on the local
freight between here and G0odland
for few days. His regular run is
west out of Goodland.
We have customer for cheap
farm. Greek or spring farm preferred.
Call or write US full description and
price. Phillips County Bank.
Watch our subscription contest grow.
Send in your subscription to the best
paper in the county and cast your
ballot for the lady of your choice.
". T. Halbert, was up from Agra
yesterday trading with our people.
This Office is recipient of a very
pleasant call from the gentleman
while in town.
Mrs. Anna r. Erect, of Goodland. is
in the city the guest of her daughter +,
Mrs. E. E. Taylor. She was called
here by the serious illness of Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor's child.
W. o. Strain, of Pueblo, and E. F.
Strain of Colorado Springs, came down
Sunday for a days visit with their
parents and friends here. Both are
on the Rock Island system
1t is to be hoped that the great fire
at Paterson, n. j., burned up some
o; the deadly miaSma that breeds an
trusts, and mosquitoes,
Some good ought to come out OF so
great an evil.
The easy-bo SIS who now has every
thing his own way just dares a boss
custer" to stick up his head. And no
heads go up. The boss is reported to
nave said he expects to kick them all
out OF the party.
The best possible reproduction of the
Passion Play will fine Friday evening
February 18th, 8 p. m. at the Baptist
G lurch of this city. Mr.. Dreming d
Using lawyer and lecture OF Topeka
will give Is acts of the passion play il
istrated by so Stereoptican views also
tlbeaus and photos of individual actors
I'D other scenes of the passion play. |
Under the auspices of the ladies aid |
society of said church. Admission, 10, |
%, and 80, cents.
The children of the Junior League |
1T the Methodist church are greatly |
INFUSED over working to see who |
Gets the Bibles this Quarter. Francis |
smith and Oracle Sevey were the
mes receiving the prize last Quarter.
The officers of the League are doing
inc work. They are are as follows:
Beatrice Harwood, president; Perle
close, sec'y; Martha Smith 1st vice
pres, Florence Lewis End V. p, Dick
oGNoll OIu y. p, 1OleuCe dIldce
tLh V. p.
The Herald has many good friends
/ nong the republicans who really
would like to have their party cleaI
Ind free from bOSsiSm and corruption.
several of these gentleman have tolD
Is how the party would soon right
self and overthrow the corrupt boss
IN which they admit dominates il.
But the rate at which the party i.
,ucceedlng isn't very encouraging.
We don't like to say 1--WE told you so''
put that's about the way it stands
GU never can purify a corrupt party
rom within. The boss is in the SAD
lie, and he means to ride hard over
I'll opposition.
Henry Hahnenllratt and Lee Ames
ave purchased a hardware stock OF
Goods at Washington, Kansas, ano
will take charge of il about March 1
The two gentlemen are thorough bust