Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-06-21

LOCAI MENTION

One more week-of normal.
Best flour at Feed Mil $500 cwt.
wednesday and Thursday acted like
fall days.
See Tackwell before ordering your
wall paper.
Ira Holcomb, of Norton, was in the
city on Thursday.
L. a. Read made a business trip to
Norton on Wednesday.
Mr. Van Horn was up from the
Marvin country on Thursday.
Musical recital at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening, June II.
If you want good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
For sale:-A baby buggy in good
condition. For particulars call at
the Herald Office.
Rev. Osman will preach at the Red
School house southwest of town next
Sunday at 8 p. m.
Mrs. q. G. T. Geiger and children,
of Oberlin, were registered at the
BiSsell House on Wednesday.
There's liable to be kick about
too much moisture if this weather
keeps like it has the past week.
Miss Nora Harper, of the BisseH
House, will leave tomorrow morning
for weeks visit with her sister in
Beatrice.
The person who has a hard row to
hoe can usually account for it by the
fact that he selected a hard way to
do the hOwing.
Long Island is preparing to cele-
brate July 9TH, in the old fashioned
way. The people over there usually
have good celebra tion.
Joe Gleissner is making big noise
slashing prices in his tailor shop on
the south side. Read his ad in the
Herald and be convinced.
The Logan county normal institute
has an attendance of 80. The Oakley
Graphic of that county, says the num-
Der is astonishing, but neglects to say
which way,
Go to Stearns' barber shop for Fac
ial Massage. treatment that ne yer
fails to remove freckles, tan, black
heads etc. Also put up in small jars
for use at home.
G. Kolste a prosperous farmer near
Prairie View, was in the city Thurs
day paying taxes etc. Mr.. KolSte re-
ports wheat ready to harvest in his
locality and that there is good pros
pect for corn crop.
Miss Nellie Cheadle gave a party
Thursday evening to thirty-fve of her
little friends in houor of her nineth
birthday. A dainty lunch was served
and games.of amusement were indul-
ged in for several hours, after which
the guests departed for their various
homes feeling that they had spent a
very pleasant evening.
G. M. Poe is making arrangements
to go to New York city IN about a
month to buy his mammoth stock of
winter clothing. Mr.. Poe buys of the
manufacturer almost exclusively
which enables him to sell clothing
cheaper than the average merchant.
He tells us that he intends buying
heavier this year than heretofore.
The Spring Creek Union, W. G. T. U.
gave an ice cream social at the Spring
Creek school house on Friday evening
the 18th, which was enjoyed by many
of our friends. The proceeds amour
ted to S11. We extend thanks at this
time to those who so kindly assisted
US with their time and money thus
enabling US to do more efficient work
for the master.-F. W.
The big department stores in the
east do not have pretty girls for clerks.
Here is chance for-Phillipsbu
girlS.-Norton Champion.
If you will only come down to the
Burg, Major, we would point you out
hundreds of handsome ladies, and
some of whom are sales ladies. All
the ugly old maids of Norton have
employment in stores which saves
them a trip east.
On next Sunday evening the Rev.
John H. Lamb will be installed as
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
A special comittee was appointed by
Presbytery to perform the ceremony
of inStallation-it consists of Rev.
Theo. Bracken, D. D., chairman; Rev.
J. c. Everett, of Norton and Rev. J..
E. Deggendorf, of Osborne. Besides
the part taken by this comittee there
will also bespecial music intersperced.
The choir will sing an anthem; Mrs.
G. NJ. Poe and Mrs. ]. 81. Lamb will
sing solos. Everyone is cordially in
vited to come and enjoy this service
and the members OF the church and
cO,,nrooa tim arc urUef1 IN ha T1raSapE