Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-12-04
Frank Bower of Norton spent Sun
day in this city.

TALK DOWSI vi NOIUOu Sp0uG Ouu
day in this city.
Judge w. n. Pratt made business
trip to the northeast part Of the
county Monday.
James Bucklew of the Hotel Bissell
has been quite sick the past week with
erySipelaS. He is now improving.
Mrs. VIM. Beilharz of Pueblo, Colo
and Mrs. j. o. Lowe of this city.
Claude and Charlie Kelley departed
Monday morning for visit until after
the holidays at Burlington, Iowa.
DR.. II. T. Daniels has been
visiting his father-in-law. Rev. Wood
ward. He returned to his home in
Scottsville, Kansas Wednesday
morning.
P. J. Crookham informs the Herald
that his postoffice will be Cactus,
Norton county in the future instead
of Marvin near which town he has
been located for several years.
Married November 18th by Probate
Judge Frank Strain, Mr.. Eli Cox, of
Arcade and Miss Stella G. Strong of
Crystal. The best wishes of the
Herald are extended to the young
couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bridegroom and
their daughter and her husband, Mrs
and Mr.. w. A. Rhodes, all of Norton
spent Thanksgiving with their son
and brother in this city. They re-
turned home Sunday night,
Miss Anna Strain who is employed
in the Rock Island offices at Colorado
| Springs as StenOgrapher spent Thanks
| giving with her parents and visiting
| friends in this city. She left Sunday
night to continue her work.
The six year old daughter of H. G..
Swisher of Mound township is now at
| tending her third term of school.
If she continues in school as she ought
and doubtless will, she will become a
very well educated and highly cuItur-
ed lady.
George ST. c. Kearn of Plainview,
was in town Friday. Mr.. KearnS is
at present teaching in the Cunning
ham district in Rush vile. He is one
Of our Staunch republican friends and
at one time, in 1891, he was the nomi-
nee of the party for the Office of regis
ter of deeds and made the most sue
ceSSful campaign Of any man on the
ticket.
Saturday night Sheriff Yerton went
to Belleville and brought back two
unknown men who are suspected of
being connected with the burglary of
Duugherty BroS'S. store at Logan.
They have the appearance Of desper-
ate characters, but so far have not
HnA r.
ed in finding thirty-eight sticks of
dynamite which, it is said, these
parties had Secreted.
Some sneak thief or thieves, at.
tempted to break into the room OF
Mrs. Albaugh at the Commercial
House few nights ago, but succeeded
in accomplishing nothing. Affairs of
this kind are getting to- be entirely
too numerous and are giving our CITY
a bad name abroad. Some Of these
acts will come sup against the rea1
thing" in the shape Of some man
ready for the emergency.
A goodly number of the friends OF
Rev. and Mrs. 81. P. Mann gathered
at their home on Tuesday evening
and spent most enjoyable time In
conversation, music and singing, con.
Guiding with fine lunch prepared by
the ladies of the NJ. e. church. A
donation of $4,000 worth of coal, gro,
ceries and provisions was sent down
in the afternoon. Brother and Sister
Mann have spent their lives Of about
20 years in the work of the ministry
nf the M. E. church and are now on
the Superanuated list and like moss
nf the old ministers have not much Of
this worlds goods, but they have the
love and respect OF all who know
them. -.