Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-09
LOCAL MENTION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

See US for sale bills.
A little cool Monday.
"Faust" Friday night.
Winter hates to quit US.
The hardware merchant are having
a good trade these days.
Mrs. j. NJ. SpratIin is very Ill with
typhoid fever at her home in this city.
Get Bonebrake the best and fastest
painter and paper hanger in the town.
You want dainty stationery for
your children's invitations. The Her
/, aid has it.
The Phillips County Bank is pre-
pared to make few five year loans on
choice farms.
John Shimeall, of Norton, was in
the city yesterday the guest of G, NJ.
Poe and family.
Arrangements have been made for
Miss Snider to appear at the Metho-
dist church on April 18th.
j. G. Thompson, ex-county attorney
of Harlan county, Nebraska, was over
from Alma on Tuesday on legal mis-
sion.
The many friends of Rev. Osman
will be pleased to learn that he has
been retained for another year in
Phillipsburg.
Clarence E. Scofeid was in from the
Speed neighborhood on last Saturday
and proved up on quvrter section Of
good school land.
Mr.. Dougherty, Plano agent, is in
the CITY for few days, doing business
with our popular and hustling hard
ware merchant, A. W. Robertson.
Mrs. e. W.. Viers and Mrs. a. n.
Viers,o Stockton, came over last Sun
day and visited Archie and wife. They
returned to their home on Monday.
NJ A, Spauldtng had nice awning
built on his residence yesterday which
makes fine improvement to the resi-
dence. Carpenter Heacock did the
work.
We are informed that the B. & NJ.
railway company are working about
seventy men over at Woodruff in the
quarries getting out rock for ballast
/ ing purposes.
Misses Elba Nipps and Mabel
Cheadle arrived home last Friday
night from Kansas City where they
have been the past winter taking a
course in business college.
The Spring Greek w. c. T. q. met
at F. B. Canon's last Thursday after
noon. They had an interesting meet
in and all report a good time and
were royalty treated by the Cam on
family.
For Sale:-1 thoroughbred short
horn bull coming 2 years old; also 4
high grade short horn bulls year old
color red-no better color. Call at
my farm miles south of Marvip,-W
C. Adams.
Judge G, W. Smith and Eife, Of
Stockton, were at the otelNBissell
last Sunday. They were enroute tt
Goodlandiwhere the Judge is holding
court this week and Mrs. Smith is his
stenographer.
The High School pupils have secur-
Ted Dr. D. NJ. Fisk for two lectures
April 16 and II. DR.. Fisk as a lectur.
er is the equal Of any man on oul
lecture course during the past winter.
and it will pay everybody t9 bear him
= j. W. Hageman, our commissio mel
in the third district, was a pleasant
caller at the Herald Office On Monday
morning, Mr., Hageman tells US that
the Commissioners at this session
have whole lot of business to look
after.
e. a. Adee, of Arcade township,
: was in the city on Saturday on bust
ness. Mr.. Adee is one of Arcade
most prosperous farmers, as well as {
straight populist. He tells US that h
raised and sold over 100 tons Of kali
corn last year.
Columbus Borin, editor of the ODER
lin Eye, and J. A. Hughes, a Decatu
county politician, are in the city to
day. We tried. to find BORN thi
n morning, but did not succeed. W
! tried several doors in town where W
f thought he might be holding out, bu
4 found them all LOCKED.
o DR.. n. Wallace left last evening 70
his new location at Arkansas City
He was accompanied as far as Kansa
City by his daughter Miss Florenc
y who expects to visit a few weeks wit
y Miss Alice Braiperd.s DR.. Fisher ais
le went TO Kansas City to look aftt
z .as-,.:. a.anhtasr.s slE .IiIrslrEa..ss.