Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-05-10
Plenty of wind today.

gistered at the BiSSelE on Wednesday.
The Ladies eFleurdelis Art Club
meets with Mrs. Chas. Hopkins next
Tuesday.
DR.. Nelson is taking an outing up in
the Colorado m uuntains hunting and
fishing, etc.
The Phillips County Bank is pre-
pared to make few i've year loans on
choice farms.
Mrs. William Kite and little
daughter, Muriel, made the Herald a
call on Wednesday.
DR.. Brothers. Agra S popular ply
stefan, was in the city Wednesday
helping the Masons celebrate.
Joe Gleissner, Phillipsburg's boss
tailor, was down to Kensington on
Thursday on business trip of course.
Passenger train No. on Wednesday
morning was five hours late caused by
the wreck of 81 west of Limon Tues
day night.
Del Champlin will begin Monday
morning to have his honse painted. |
NJ. P. Tackwell has been employed to
do the work.
The class address of the Long Island
and Woodruff schools was delivered by |
Rev. S. S. Hageman of this city on
Thursday evening.
Engineer 'tDad' Mason came in On
NJ ~ loot H1I1nrcjay niol7t This iC
the first time he has been in Phillips
burg for long time.
Fast freight No. 81 went in the
ditch between Limon and Roswell on
Tuesday night. Ten cars were piled
up, but no one was killed.
J. Donaven was up from Agra on
Wednesday on business trip. The
Herald acknowledges very pleasant
call from him while in the city.
F. c. Patton, Of Logan, was in the
city on Wednesday. Mr.. Patton call
ed and had US place his name upon
our fast increasing subscription list.
Messrs A. Neiswanger. Emmett
Powell, E. E. Keckley, and r. D. r.
win and wife were down from AImena
on Wednesday attending the Masonic
reunion.
Miss Ollie Weed, of Long Island,
came over to be present at the gradu
ating exercises last evening. She will
remain in the city a few day the guest
of Mrs H A. Mann and others.
Miss Ida Townsley entertained the
pupils of her room at her home two
miles north west OF town yesterday
afternoon. The pupils all enjoyed it
immensely as well as the delightful
ride out and back.
NJ. P. Tackwen made what we think
a pretty good record the first of the
week painting Grant Taylor's new
barn. 1t took him seventeen hours to
paint 400 square yards-we rather
think that's going some.
Mr.. John H. Bowman and Miss RoS-
sic B. Copeland were united in marri-
age at the home of the brides parents
in Logan on Wednesday evening.
The Herald offers congratulations to
this newly welded couple.
w. H. Boughton, after having spent
the past five or six months in New
York state organizing Woodman
lodges, returned home the first of the
week. Mr.. Boughton looks as though
the yankees had treated him o. k.
Miss May Atchison gave to each of
her pupils a handsome little printed
souvenir containing the picture of the
schoolhOuse, names of teachers, grad
uating class, school board and the pu-
pills of her room. It is a very pretty
reminder to her pupils of their school
days of 19Ol-2.
Miss Ingham and Mrs. Fa1laS held
the closing exercises of their rooms
together yesterday afternoon. The
very pretty and appropriate program
was followed by the distribution of
sweets and other things so delightful
to the little children. The closing
exercises was enjoyed by all.
Last week while David Goddard was
leading a h lflrga behind wagon the
horse jerked leose and in doing SO
Mr.. Goddard's thumb on his left hand
was caught in such manner as to be
pulled off at the first joint and nine
inches of the thumb cord pulled out.
DR.. Nelson dressed the injured mem
Der and Mr.. Goddard is getting along
as well IS could be expected, although
his thumb is yet quite painful.
Sunday at Smith Center a young
man attempted to cross from one
street to another hand over hand on a
telephone wire for a purse of so cts.
He succeeded in getting about half
way across but finding his strength
would not permit him going across he
started back and when within a few
feet of the pole he became exhausted
and fell to the ground a distance of
20 feet receiving a broken foot for his
performance,
| Herm4R Grauerholz, Of Plum town
ship, was in the city yesterday on