Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-01
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ness.
wv. Maxson offers a good second
hand organ cheap. Call on James
Woods at his furniture store.
Miss Gwenie IIarwood has heen CON
fued to her room for the past few
days by a severe attack of grip.
DR.. H. Wallace is at Colfax, Iowa,
mineral baths for neuralgia. We hope
the doctor will be much benefited.
1t will not be long until ST.. Pats
day. SO you had better look around for
a piece of Shamrock to pin upon your
! lapel.
Emmett and Burt Abbott of Hill
side, each have placed their names
upon our subscription roll. Let the
good work go on.
Miss Elsie Smith is convaIescing
from a severe attack of typhoid few
er. DIR. D. d. Haggard has been the
attending physician.
1t is about time to clean up the
yards and alleys around your homes.
Do this before you are ordered to do
SO by the city marshal.
E. E. Whitney will hold a public
sale at his farm nine miles north of
PhilIipsburg on Friday March I, 1902.
Read the sale notice elsewhere in this
issue.
Dr.. SIS. Fisher and Mrs. II. Wal
lace left Thursday morning for Doyles-
town, Ohio, called there by the seri-
Gus illness OF their mother, who is
quite aged.
Mrs. F. s. MeIlens left for Lenora
on Thursday morning, called there by
the serious illness of her daughter-in-
law, who is suffering from cancer of
| the stomach.
Charley Stapp took the position as
round hCuse foreman today to take
the place IF l.. G. Ames. We predict
that Charley will make a No. l round
house foreman.
G. Fl. Haley and family who have
been making their home about ten
miles north of PhiIlipsburg for
number of years, has moved over into
the Woodruff neighborhood.
Mrs. Cassie Lindow enroute from
Muscatine, Iowa, to Creole, Colorado,
stopped off here Thursday night for
short visit with friends and relatives,
leaving last night for Creole.
Don't forget to hear the Rev. James
Kerr, the temperance lecturer at the
Presbyterian church. The series of
lectures begin tomorrow evening and
will continue uutil Wednesday night.
Joseph Weeks was over from Long
Island on Thursday, hObnobing with
old friends. Joe is doing lively bus
mess in the way of selling hardware
at the Island. We knew Joseph
would succeed.
Rev. Hagenan wishes to express his
sincere thanks to the neighborS and
friends, for their kind assistance and
sympathy, during the severe illness of
| his wife and the burial of their baby
daughter, Adeline Ellen.
| We forgot to mention that Wardie
White Strayed off to Smith Center
last Sunday morning to stick his feet
under his mothers table once more.
It's good idea, Wardie, not to forget
to go see mother as she will not al
ways be on earth to welcome You home
to eat those good old motherly din
nerS.
W. Fl. Kingery dropped into our
office yesterday morning and informed
US that there had been 876 deeds filed
in the register of deeds office in the
past year. Half of these deeds have
been filed within the past three
months. This does not include pat
ents or mortgages
Hon. y. B, Mccormick will leave
next Tuesday for Oklahoma, where
his son, Charles, drew a valuable
claim. He will have house built and
well dug SO as to be ready for Char
ley's occupation by the time he has to
locate upon it, which will be six
months from the time he entered the
| land.
A warrant vas issued at Logan for
the arrest OF Mathew Seager and Al
Petzold for conducting joint in the
town of Logan. Seager was arrested
but Petzold escaped and has not been
arrested. County Attorney Bissell
went over and placed Seager under a
$500 bond to appear at the prellmin-
airy which has been set for March 6.
H.S.Granger called for few minutes
chat with US last evening. The Sena-
tor has been aillng for the past month
or so but is getting considerable bet
ter. We hope that he will enjoy good
health for many years Ia come. Sem
atuE Granger represented this sena-
torial district in the SOS, as will be
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