Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-05-07
LOCAL MENTION
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Yesterday was a cool day.
See Tackwell before ordering your
wall paper.
James Gray was up from the Gray
farm Monday.
A bowling alley is running east of
Bickford's store.
W. F. Cowgirl was over from Long
Island on Monday.
The Rock Island fast train will not
go on until the 18th.
NJ. 2. Cannon had business at the
county seat on Tuesday.
Nell Spaulding reports his clothing
business very flouriShing.
For sale cheap:-A good baby carri-
age. Inquire at this office.
Hobbs the horse doctor at
Fleming's barn May 30.
If you want a good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
For sale:-A good cow and calf.
Inquire at the Phillips County Bank.
George Culbertson, of Long Island,
was registered at the Bissell house on
Sunday.
o. L. Porter of, Long Island, is a
new reader of the Herald since our
last issue.
Harry Mann left on Sunday morn
ing for Humboldt Nebraska, where he
has employment in a marble shop.
a fine rain tell here Sunday and
Monday which did an immense
amount Of good to the growing crop.
The carpenter work on the Taylor
barn is being rapidly pushed forward
and it will in a short time be ready
for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bridegroom returned
to their Norton home on Sunday even
ing after fcw days pleasant visit
with Fred and family.
Sheriff Yerton assisted by Booth
Kincaid took Iverson and Tibbs down
to Lansing last Friday night where
they will do time for the state.
e. B. Sewell supplied the Smith
Center markets with garden sass
yesterday. If E. B. isn't careful he
will be doing a Wholesale business.
W. f. McCue, of Colby, passed
through this city Tuesday morning
enroute to Mankato. Mr.. McCue is
auditor for the Foster Lumber Co.
Services at the Methodist church
next Sunday as usual. Sunday school
at 10 a. M, preaching at II, and Juni-
or League at p. m. and preaching at
8 p. m.
DR.. R. w. Pope is home from his
trip to Kansas City where he has been
attending the Alumni Clinic the
past week or so. He reports a very
pleasant trip.
Miss Cornell, the popular sales lady
at Gebhart'S, visited with her brother
and family in Norton on Sunday and
Monday. she reports an enjoyable
time while there,
Ellsworth Sewell, Vernon Curl anc
Wallace Pratt will entertain thu
Seniors tonight at the home of the
former. A very enjoyable time il
anticipated by the class.
The big engines are now being usec
on the passenger trains after being
"broke i'm on the freights. The
engineers who are handling the biz
engines feels mighty proud of them.
Rev. Theo Bracken left Monda,
evening for Beloit where he goes tt
make an address before the Sunda,
School convention. From there b
went to New York and other of tn
middle eastern states on bushes
matters connected with bis church.
G. NJ. Cole was over to Stockton las
Saturday attending the democratic
county convention. The Judge seem
to be getting on the ground floor 70
the nomination of congressman on tn
democratic ticket. They would hav
to hunt a long while to ind NOR
capable man for the place.
i r. NJ. Marsh was in yesterday anc
informed us that he mad sold his 8
acre tract of land eight miles north
west of the Burg to Henry Miller 70
the sum of 81, 1000 Mr.. Marsh an
family have moved to a I60 acre farr
near Clayton, Kansas which be Il
Gently purchased. This family hav
resided in Phillips county for year
. and have gained many friends durin
their stay who viii regret to hear G
their leaving