Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-02-15

Si1USp1IiS Oh y eetiS9ss4t3.s
Messrs Hugiles;arlI j;tollin5l5ai were in
from Green wood township oa Thurs
day d5in kasiaess With The county
seatBeople.
Tie test wei. on DER Creek las,
bceudrilltel fY1a dep5f Of | = feet and
a g9sd supply Of water will BE had as
soon as it is finished.
We printed business cards Thursday
for Hahnenkratt 6 Ames who will
soon launch into the hardware bust
ness-at Washington, Kansas.
You can get the Saari- Weekly Her
aid and Brg4n'S C9afnoner fer s1.65.
Come in and let ussget you the Com
moner together with the Herald.
The Excelsior Literary program yes
terday afternoon consisting OF recita-
tions, essays, songs and short farce.
Both societies OF the High School are
doing excellent ftefarySWork.
Mrs. [. j 8IcGormick has parehas-
ed Miss Bertha Wells interest in the
millinery store. Miss Wells will re-
main here for while and then prob
ably go to Colorado for her health.
We1otice by the Topeka papers
that Claude IeNay, the youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs, J. NJ McNay of Col
umbus, was married to Miss Nellie
Leeper. The Herald extends con-
CALCULATIONS.
The W. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Ida Morse, Tuesday, Febr. 18th,
at 2:3O n n. Programme:-Bible
reading, Gods call" Leafiet for
discussion:-"S School Savings Bank. J."
1t is time for dues
At the Baptist church for next Sun
day at II a. m. Theme:-The adding
power of persecution. Evening at $3.50
Christian Ende8yor, at $50 gospel
service: Theme: Son Remember. -
Wanted. eco men and 100 ladies to at
tend these services. They will be
welcome.
Congressman Billy Reeder passed
through Phllipsburg on Thursday
morning enroute home from Colby,
where he had been With his Hxers at
tending the co ngressiOnal committee
meeting to Tx date for the congress
sional convention, Tbs GATE of the
convention wilbe On ApEil-3, 1902 at
Norton, Kansas.
Services at The 8Igtl4Ddlst church
every Sunday morning and evening:
Sunday school at 1G a. N. Preaching
at IL a. nl., Junior League at p. N.
and preaching at 7;3a p: m. Prayer
meeting at 1870 p. n. every Thursday
evening.
j. o. os5lAS, Pastot.
There-was a mistake. made inzthe
announcement last issue of the Hard
Time S5ciaI' to be given by the
Knights and Ladies Of Security.
Some take theznotice as a publicaffair
but it is not. Tha members have is
sued invitations to those that they
wish to attend this soliaI, 50 please.
govern yourselves accordingly.
/. Irwin Mcdowell took eleven head
OF horses and mules away from this
place this week bought as follows: Al
Dcugherty one horse And one mule,
Mrs. Mary Albright two horses, John
Pennington four horses, B. a. Leak,
Elmer Smith, Frank Shurtz and A. p.
Lawrence. each one " horse.-Logan
Republican.
Earl Douglas. one Of the brightest
young negroes in this section Of the
state, has prepared 8 monogram en-
bodying his researches and conclusions
concerning the origin. past achieve
mentS and future possibilities Of the
Hamitic Races, which he expects to
have printed for the encouragement
of his race. Earl is at present. attend
ing the high school, and without doubt
has a bright future before him.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Read planned
and had a nice surprise party last
night on hrs. Reads fathef, J. D
Cheadle, it being bis fifty-second
birthday. All the county officers and
a select number Of other gentleman
friends were invited to spend the
evening, which was spent in card
playing, stories and refreshmeats, all
the gentlemen present bespeak a good
word for Mrs. Reads culinary art.
Mr. and Mrs. ClampIia entertained
quite a number of their friends at
cards Thursday evening. No social
gathering during the winter was, more
charmingly carried out in all the de-
tails. Friday afternoon about thirty
ladies were entertained with literary
tea by Mrs. Ghamplin, The favors
were hand painted booklets in which
the answers to the literary part of
the afternoon were written. A de-
iicious lunch was served late in the
afternoon.
The teacher and pupils of Dist. No.
10 just east of town came in yester-