Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-19
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Harry Mann Is home from Humboldt.
Nebr.
Miss Lydia Brelsford. of Jennings,
was city caller yesterday.
il. DrennIng. of Hillside, was at
the comfy seat last Saturday.
Oh. Tannahill was over from Long
Island on Saturday on business mis-
sion.
Judge Smith and wife accompanied
by Mr.. Pope, of Stockton, we're in the
city last evening.
A lady is in town this week selling
our presidents pictures in a group
from Washington down to Teddy.
Hubert T. Muilenburg and Anna
Van Deist of Prairie View were given
license to marry on March 18th.
Daniel D. Follett and Ada c. God
fiery of Long Island, were married on
Monday in this city by the Probate
Judge.
Henry E. Strobe and FIoria FariS,
of Smith county were married by the
Probate Judge of Phillips county on
March the 18th.
Judge Strain has the foundation of
his house nearly completed and in
tends TO have the carpenters at work
by next Monday
A republican love-feast was held on
the street in front Of Judge Coles
store last Saturday forenoon with
Boss Royce as leader.
Most all the Rock Island cinder
beetles have taken up their abode in
the tract of land which Almena had
laid out for the division.
VIM Sot.le, of Long Island, has had
his name enrolled upon our Subscrip-
tion book and hereafter will keep in
touch with the doings Of the county.
Miss Bing, returned missionary,
will speak on the subject of Foreign
Missionary work." at the Methodist
church next Monday night, March 81,
everybody is invited.
There will be a citizens caucus to-
night at the court house to place in
nomination citizens ticket A full
attendance is desired, so if you have
any grievances make them tonight.
Frank Bower was down from Nor
ton over Sunday. Frank likes to
come.down to the Burg occasionally,
but there's something queer about
these visitS-MrS. B. is never along.
NJ. Mckenzie editor OF the Rocks
county Journal, was in the city a few
hours last Saturday. The Herald
was the recipient of pleasant call
from &c while he tarried in the city.
Rev. J. Fl. Lamb will exchange pull
pits with Rev. J. G. Everett of Norton,
next Sunday. Rev. J. G. Everett will
preach in the Presbyterian church here
in the morning and then drive to Long
Island and preach in the evening.
J. n. McIlvain was a pleasant caller
at the Herald Office Monday morning.
He reports Mrs. McIlvain getting
along nicely at the Bethany hospital
in Kansas City. She stood the opera
tion alright and will be home in a
week or so.
L. J. Mccormick has purchased the
building formerly occupied by NJ. A.
Spaulding on the west side of the
square. He is having the building
fixed up nicely and will move his stock
of drugs into the building in few
days.
Judge Strain this morning joined in
marriage at his Office in this city Mr..
Fred Y. Voy1es and Miss Nellie B.
Beedy both of Agra. Mr.. Voyles is
ore of Phillips county's popular school
t 4achers and the bride is a young lady
of many accomplishments.
There willprobably be class of
twelve bright boys and girls gradual
ed from the high school this year.
The class is evenly divided as to sex,
there being six boys and six girls. If
none drop out by reason of sickness or
failure to pass final examinations. it
will be the largest class for many
years.
Geo. Duncan was in Topeka last
week making settlement With the
Rock Island for damages received while
lin the company'S service. Mr.. Duncan
is an east end freight brakeman. He
was thrown from moving train by
being hit with piano box which was
on the station platform at Mankato.
The company allowed him full pay dur
ing the time he was laid up with his
injuries.