Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-22
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LOCAL MENTION
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lei Bonebrake, the painter

Get Bonebrake, the painter.
W. H. Tooker has charge of his eat.
ing house again.
The Jubilee Singers are making a
tour of western Kansas.
Musical Recital tickets on sale at
the south side drug store.
Miss Gertie Page is home from her
visit with friends at Almena.
Miss Jessie Leek. of Colby, is the
new waitress at the Bissell house.
Today is show day-the republicans
are holding their county convention.
Geo. Smith is now installed as clerk
at the James Wood S furniture store.
The Phillips County Bank is pre-
pared to make few i've year loans on
choice farms.
Rev. Osman has been ailing the
past week with grippe, but is some
what better now.
Don't forget Miss Sundstrum's
musical recital at the Presbyterian
church, March %.
Mrs. Fred Bridegroom and little
son returned from t6eir visit at Nor
ton with relatives yesterday morning.
Mrs. ]. A. Brown, of Kansas City,
Mo-, who is a sister of Mrs. E. G.
Evans, is here for an all summers
visit.
Hon. James A. Troutman, candi-
date for governor, is in the city and
will address the convention this after
noon.
! City Marshal Schell, of Goodland,
who shQt and killed w. Il. Frazier, a
Rock Island fireman last Tuesday
evening. is held foF murder.
Mrs. G. NJ. Poe and Mrs. J. Q. Royce
were at Smith Center yesterday at
i tending some kind of doings. Mrs.
/ Poe is on the program for solo.
After a couple of days visit with his
family in this city, Harry Mann left
I for Clyde, Kansas, yesterday morning
where he has accepted position in a
marble shop.
Our good friend, J. B. Mccullough,
of Sumner township, is in the city
looking after business matters today.
He made this Office a brief but pleas
ant call this forenoon.
It is with pleasure that we call our
readers attention to the large ad in
this issue of our popular merchant
tailor, Joe Gleissner. Hunt it up and
cast your optics over it.
NJ. P. Bonebrake finished up a swell
job of paper hanging for n. B. Nc
Cormick the first of the week. Bone
brake is hard to beat when it comes
to painting and hanging paper.
The members of Phillipsburg Lodge
No. ia, K. ofP. are especially request
ed to be present each Thursday even
ing for special drill work. Other mat
tiers of Importance are before the lodge
for consideration.
Regular preaching service at thl
Rising Sun schdQl house sunday, Mar
2srd, in place of March 3Oth. This |.
necessary on account of me being IN
able to be there on March 80. Al
welcome. S. S. HAGEMAN.
Miss Myrtle Sundstrom's musica
recital, which takes place on Marol
: %, promises to be O treat. The youni
ladies who will accompany her from
Norton to take part in the recital, ar
of the best families in Norton, eacl
: | Of them is an artist in music. Seat
are now on sale at Barrett's dru
! store. Don't forget the date, Marc
J 18th. -. =
A six O'Clock dinner was served a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Letct
8 er on Tuesday evening and also one a
8 the home OF Mr. and Mrs E. W
= | Douglass in honor of Mrs. VIM Bell, {
G Des Moines, Iowa, Thursday evening
3 Mrs. Bell has been the guest of NJ
and Mrs. Earl Douglass for the pas
g ten days. She departed for her HON
s yesterday morning.
I'll Vein bet dollar that the people {
3 PhIllipsburg haven't been able to ge
g enough water to s9ak the dirt off thei
eountenanees since the dust storm
8 1t is reported that the city connci
g lcontemplateS passing an ordinanc
3 prohibiting the people Of that plac
3 from washing but once week, OWN
g to the scarcity of aqua pura.-Almer
8 Plaindealer. We will take the bel
8 brother. The large amoqAt OF waite
g in and around Phiilipsburg has cause
8 a dense fog to hover over the city Il
3 the past 4s hours. We know that 20
= feel sore over the division remainin
y here, but you'll have to take yol
= medicine we can't help Jon IN yol
III 49,. .....,s r,krnanh. 81 I'll ! =.