Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-08
LOCAL MENTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Edith Douglas has class in
music at Marvin.
DR.. Nelson was at Prairie View last
Thursday evening.
Fred Green. of Stockton, is the lew
cook at Dickey'S short order house.
George Tannahill was in from Day
ton township on business Wednesday.
DR.. Aldrich, Norton dentist, was
in the city short while on Wednes-
evening.
Burt Dundas, of Agra, was up to
Phillipsburg on Wednesday on bust
ness trip.
A new millinery store has been eS-
tablished in this city on the east side
of the square.
Sunday school and Junior league are
uniting for a union Easter service On
March 3Oth.
The Phillips County Bank is pre-
pared to make few five year loans on
choice farms.
James Johnson, of Greenwood town
ship, was a business caller at our Office
on Wednesday.
Representative Hebrew was among
those seen upon the street on Thurs
day afternoon.
J. ". Maxson offers d good second
hand organ cheap. Call on James
Woods at his furniture store.
Harry Stearns, of Colorado Springs,
is expected to arrive most any day
for visit with relative here.
Smith & Hull will open a fine mil
linery stock of goods on the east side
of the square one week from today.
Watch for their ad next issue.
Jesse Barton, of this city. purchaS-
ed On Wednesday the farm of Frank
Padgett's, situated near Agra. Mr..
Barton will take possession at once.
Hanke Selbe returned on Wednes-
day evening from Kansas City where
he has been taking medical treatment
He returns much improved in health
A. II. Morgan. of Agra, was at the
county seat Wednesday looking after
business matters. He found time to
drop in for few moments chat with
the printers.
Mrs. E. a. Mellens, wife of DR.. Mel
ems, formerly of this city, died at
Lenora on Thursday, with cancer of
the stomach. The husband has the
sincere sympathy of all.
S. S. Pemberton was in the city on
Thursday on business and calling on
his daughter, Mrs. W. w. Reynolds.
This office acknowledges pleasant
call from him while in the city.
The members of Phillipsburg Lodge
No. ia, K. ofP. are especi lily request
ed to be present each Thursday even
ing for special drill work Other mat
tiers of Importance are before the lodge
for consideration.
John Finch, of Stuttgart, was in
the city on Thursday visiting his
daughter, Miss Edith, who is one of
the teachers in our schools, and who
is also the leading lady in the Herald's
subscription contest.
! Chris Jensen. our good friend who
| lives in the vicinity of Agra, was up
to the county seat Thursday. He
says that the crop prospect for the
coming season never looked more fay-
orable than at the present time.
A young man by the name of Cas-
4 per Burwell whose home is in Smith
county, fell TO the bottom OF a seven
ty-foot we'll Thursday morning and
was killed instantly. The accident
occurred ten miles north of Smith
Center.
c. 7. Gaumer was over from Wood
ruff on Thursday, looking after the
estate of Fidelia H. BasQuin, deceas-
ed, he being the administrator. Mr.,
Gaumer is a prosperous farmer and
feels very hopeful of crop the COM
ing season.
VIM Bradley, proprietor of the Bis
sell house, informs US that the hotel
business is picking up nicely. and thai
he is also getting his share of the
commercial trade. We knew all the
time that Mr.. Bradley would make a
success of the Bissell house.
The next lecture in our lecture
curse in this city is that of Dr.. A. A
Willis. There is none better thar
he today, we bespeak that the citi
zens can do no better by our courS,
! than for everyone to turn out, eacE
) aud every one, and hear him, and b,
: better. The course needs your rLra
J and financial aid
Il c. A. LEWIS. Ch.rman.
:. S. s. HAGEs5AN, sec.