Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-01-29


Mr.. and Mrs. Herzog are to be con-
graduated in securing this property
which consists of the house and an
entire block 1t gives. US pleasure to
note their prosperity We shall be
sorry to lose NIr. Strain and his estim-
able family from town, but are glad
to know they do not go far away.
Sleigh bells were in evidence on
Monday.
Leave your orders at the Herald for
township vouchers.
J, T. Morse Is in Topeka today at
tending the Kansas Day banquet.
Found:-A key ring with two keys
owner can have same by paying for
this notice.
A. L. Tromp, of Almena, was down
over Sunday visiting his brother, Y.
H. Tromp, of this city.
Ed Close is acting agent at the de-
pot during Agent Stephens absence.
He makes a good one and knows how
it is done.
W. A. Stout and wife, Of Marvin,
came over Monday and left on the
evening train for Manhattan for a
short visit.
Miss Mabel Cheadle left Monday
night for Kansas City where she will
take course in the Spaulding Bush
ness College.
c. A. Lewis went down to Topeka
last Monday evening to take in the
Kansas Mid Winter Exposition which
is now in session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Shimeall return
ed to their Norton home after spend
ing d few days in this city, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Poe.
The little daughteFsof Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Reynolds has been very sick
during the past week, but, as we are
pleased to state, somewhat better
now.
The ". c. T. I. will meet with
Mrs. S. S. Hagcman, Tuesday, Febr.
4th at 2:30 p. m. y good program
will be given and extra business to be
seen to.
Mrs. E. W. .Viers, Of Norton, came
down Tuesday morning and was met
here by her daughter, Mrs. E. D. Hill
of Stockton, who took her to Stockton
yesterday.
Several republican statesmen from
this city are attending the Kansas
Day banquet at Topeka today where
they will eat 81 dinner ann listen to
30-cent explosions Of wind
The water pipes for Chas. Stearns'
bath tubs bursted during the recent
cold snap. With his usual energy
Charlie had them replaced at once SO
that nobody lost bath thereby.
There will be dance On Thursday
evening, Febr. 9Th, for the benefit of
the Pioneer Roller Mills All who
are in the habit of attending dances
should attend this one. as it promises
to be swell" affair.
VIM Chelf was up at Oberlin last
week putting in the big CorlIss engine
which he recently sold the Oberlin
Mill. The engine was the one that
went through the fire here but was
not materially damaged.
Link Nipps is back from Belleville
where he has been the past few
months taking treatment for cancer.
Link is looking considerably better
and he thinks that he will be cured
by the doctors down there. The Her
aid sincerely hopes that he will re-
caiYe a permanent cure.
Fred Nogel, prosperous and ener-
getic farmer four miles southwest
of Stuttgart, managed to get to the
county seat Monday. Mr. Vogel in
ormed US that lots OF places along the
road were drifted 50 badly that he had
to take down fences to get around
them. He feels pretty jubilant since
the snow, and thinks it a great thing
for the wheat.
Several of our readers have taken
advantage of our combination offer of
the Herald and Bryan's Commoner
for $1.75. Among the. recent ones are
VIM. Neel, Jacob Wagner, Dallas
Harmon and Claude Rivers. Before
we had sent these names in the COM
bination rate was reduced to los,
SO there Is ten cents due each of the
aboys named gentlemen from US.
Everybody come in now and renew
while this low rate lasts.