Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-10-01
LOCAL. MENTION.

IT, T. d1IOI Ids DecH ldIu up lOr a
few days with touch OF fever.
| If you want good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
Fred Vugle a good friend OF the
Herald in Mound township was a
pleasant caller Saturday.
Miss Kate Taylor compositor in
this office is taking lay-off on ac-
count of trouble with her eyes.
E. B. Sewell went down to Topeka
Saturday night on business and in
cidentally to call on old friends in
that city.
Henry Roach one of the prosperous
farmers of Arcade township was a
pleasant caller at this Office last
Saturday.
Will Reynolds who returned from
Denver few days ago is employed IN
Jimmy COle'S restaurant and short
order house.
Get your girl season ticket if you
want to square yourself. Only 81 80
will secure a seat for the entire week.
Matinee excepted.
Faust" the play of all plays, next
Wednesday night this is play you
don't see every day. Gas effects and
special scenery used throughout.
Ed Page has been taking a rest up
on account of illness for the past
week. He is able to walk around,
and we hope will soon be all right
again.
B. J. GarberSon met with a pain
full accident Monday. He was run
ming a corn binder and got his foot
in IL" with the result that he is walk
ing around with cane today.
William Carman of Ohio is here
visiting his mother, brothers and
sister, who live out northwest of
town, for few weeks. He has been
out to Wyoming and stopped off here
on his return.
S. E. FleiSher who lives on route 3,
Harry Dubois OF Agra and j. G. Nc
Cain are three more enterpr iSing
Herald readers who have taken
advantage of our $1,25 rate for the
Kansas City Daily World.
John Ehm who lives on the west
side of this township is building him
self large and cOmodiuS cattle barn.
He has three quarters of land and is
getting them quite we'll improved.
The new barn is 24x34 feet.
A. S. McCoppin and family have
rented one Of Frank StinSon's houses
and have moved into it. Mr.. McCoppin
is getting his stock Of goods in shape
and will soon be prepared to offer
some excellent bargains in all classes
of goods found in ageneral store. See
his ad elsewhere in this paper.
William Bradley late of the Hotel
BiSSell has purchased the John Geb-
hart house now occupied by Harry
Gebhart and family, and will move
into it as soon as Mr.. Gebhart gets
moved out. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley's
many friends will be pleased to learn
they are not to leave our city.
"Nell Gwynne" the featured per-
Torrance of the Kerkhoff Locke Co.,
will be rendered historically correct
next Friday night. POSITIVELY the
finest and handSomeSt costumes ever
seen here will be displayed. Secure
your seats early or you will have to
''go way back"-and stand up.
c. A. Lewis, L. E. Countryman, ].
Q. Royce, and NJ. W. Hartman went
down to BelOit last Saturday to attend
the funeral Of the late Judge A. II.
Ellis. The funeral was in charge Of
the Masonic order and large attend
apce from all over the state attested
the wide acquaintance and personal
popularity of Judge Ellis.
James Bucklew and family took
charge Of the Hotel BiSSell Monday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Bucklew are
first class hotel people, having had ex-
perience. They have started out
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lent up-tO-date Hotel. Patronize
them and you will find that they will
give you entirely satisfactory service.
The members of the Presbyterian
church and congregation are reminded
of the fact that next Sunday morning
is the time of the regular fall COM
muniOn. 1t is the desire of the pastor
and session that this be time of lay
ing aside the summer vacation feeling
and of preparing for the winter work.
Let everyone endeavor to be present.
JOHN 81. LAME,
Pastor.
Albert White formerly of this place
but for the past six or seven years a
resident Of eastern Nebraska was
here over Saturday and Sunday
visiting with Mrs. Whites mother,
Mrs. Young, and other friends. Mr..
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