Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-12
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Read Sewen's sayings in this issue
they will interest you.
II. C. Caywood and A. E. Dopps, of
Norton, were in the city on Sunday.
Mr.. j. Beverly and son, of Speed,
was in the city on business Monday.
Gene Woodruff was doing the town
for Hall Lithography Co., last Satur-
day.
Quite number of the people took
dinner on the creek last Sunday after
noon.
You want dainty stationery for
your ehildren's invitations. The Her
aid has it.
Sunday was a real summer day and
many of our citizens enjoyed the day
driving about.
There will be a masquerade bali at
Speed, given by the colored people,
March %, 1902.
P. W. Coleman will buy your pig
cons and pay you 6Oc per dozen at G..
w. Coles store.
Uncle John Fallon was up from
Marvin last Saturday and made this
Office pleasant call.
Harry Stearns arrived in the city
this morning from Colorado Springs
for few days visit with relatives.
Ed DIETRICH, brother-in-law of NJ.
a. Spaulding was over from the Is
land visiting on Sunday and Monday.
G. W. and j. W. Rutherford accom-
panied by the Misses BARTLETT and
Donaldson, were over from Kirwin on
Monday.
Archie VierS' mother returned
to Norton on Sunday night after a
couple of weeks visit here and at
Stockton.
Mrs. E. A. Leek, of Colby, was in
the city IN Monday, consulting with
DR.. Nelson in regard to taking treat
ment of him
Archie Viers has purchased his
mothers residence in the east part OF
the city and will move his family into
it in few days.
Chas. Cole came down from Almena
on Saturday evening for few days
visit with friends in this city. He
returned Monday night.
DR.. Nelson returned from Topeka
on Sunday evening, where he had gone
to see his wife who is taking treat
ment in ole of the hospitals down
there.
Ross Gebhart has returned from a
trip up in Iowa and has decided to
work in the store of his fathers here.
Ross has been working in a laundry
at lama, Iowa, the past few months.
In this issue will be found the ad of
Smith & Hull, the east side milliners.
This is new firm among US and they
have nice and well selected stock of
goods. Give them a share of your
patronage.
Hon. n. B. Mccormick returned
Monday night from the Lawton land
district. n. B. reports the ground in
dry condition down there and the
wheat in Oklahoma and southern kan
sas pretty much damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bridegroom and
son went up to Norton last Saturday
evening for a visit with old home
folks, Fred returned Monday morning
but Mrs. Bridegroom and the babe
remained and will visit for week or
two before returning.
Fl. G. Caywood, who was employed
in the Pioneer Roller Mills last fall at
the time of its destruction by fire,
has been employed again by Mr.. Chelf
Mr.. Caywood is a No. l miller and
gave the employer and patrons of the
mill entire satisfaction when here be-
fore. Since the mill was destroyed
Mr.. Caywood has been employed in
the Norton mill.
Rev. a. A. Willis, D. D.. of New
Jersey, last evening delivered at the
First NJ. E. church. his celebrated
lecture on sunshine" The man, no
less than the LECTURE, was interesting.
DR.. Willis is one of those rare men
that appear never to grow old, for he
has remained young in spirit, well
into the autumn of life. 1t would be
difficult to imagine man better
qualified to discuss the beauties of
sunshine, as relating to the human
heart and soul. The lecture was a
refreshing one. and was heartily en-
joyed. One might have easily i'm
agined the speaker was delivering his
lecture for the first time. 1t is mani
fest DR.. Willis revels in the peren-
NAL spriugtime of his own heart. He
looks like man, who, if ever had
trouble, it had left no Scar.-Duluth,
Minn., Febr. II, 1897. Monday eve
March 18th, at p. m. at the Presby.
terrain church. Reserved seats on
sale at Barretts 80 cts. General adj
mission IS.
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