Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-06-07
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Best -four at Feed Mill s2.10 cwt.
Court adjourned last Thursday eve
ming.
See Tackwell before ordering your
wall paper.
I. D. Thornton and lady were up
from Marvin on Wednesday.
Born, to Mr. and BIrs. n. C. Bick-
ford on Monday morning, son.
If you want a good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
Another good rain fell on Thursday
morning which thoroughly soaked the
ground.
]. F. Morse and W. Fl. Pratt went
to Leavenworth yesterday morning on
business and legal mission.
F. II. Baker has announced himself
as candidate for county superintend-
ent on the republican ticket.
Insurance agents have been writing
insurance at lively pace since the
hail storm last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Keys, of Stockton, spent Thurs
day with DR.. R. W. Pope of this city.
Mr.. Keys took the evening passenger
for Denver.
The "Gee Whiz'' flyer was late
several hours on Wednesday and
Thursday caused by the heavy rains
in the east.
w. 1. Conrad, representing Fair
banks, Morse & Co. dealers in gas and
gasoline engines was brief caller
yesterday morning.
The Salvation army is in town for
few weeks. They are having good
meetings and their drums and tam
borines make fine music. Xxx
Mrs. Charley Mann, of Gerring,
Nebraska, arrived in the city Wed
nesday evening for a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends.
Regular preaching service at the
Rising Sun school house Sunday,
April 6th, at p. m. Let all take
note. S. S. HAGEMAN.
G. G. Cole, of Colby, was in the city
on Wednesday, the guest of c. NJ.
Cole and family, He was on his way
home from the Beloit convention.
Lincoln county has already organ
lied Cole club with 200 members.
That's pretty nice number to start
club with this early in the sea son.
It won't be long until the ''weary
willies" will have to move along
pretty fast through this part of the
state to avoid an invitation to work in
the harvest fields.
j. NJ. Murphy, good friend of the
Herald's was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Murphy feels mighty good that
his growing crop has been missed Sc
far by the hail storms.
Mrs. Julia Phillips, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Close, is expected to
arrive tomorrow morning from Mexico
for short visit. She will go on to
New York from here.
E. F. Gates left yesterday morning
for Superior, Nebraska, to visit his
daughter Mrs. Ray Homes, and to &C
company Mrs. Gates home who has
been there the past month.
Rev. S. y. Osman will preach at the
coInO1 10I7cn cont Of
next Sunday afternoon. This will be
a good chance for the people of thai
neighborhood to hear a good sermon.
The usual services at the Baptist
church for Sunday, April 6th. BotI
morning and evening, Young peoples
meeting at p. m. This service com
pletes the third year of the present
pastorate. All are welcome.
S. S. HA GEMAN.
Travelipgman Hobbs, of the Topek;
Paper company, was in the city Thurs
day looking up the trade. This is Mr.
Hobbs last trip over the territory ht
has been making for the past sever
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farther west than MankatO.
A special train passed through
Phillipsburg on Thursday evening
loaded with A. o. U. WIS and thei
wives, headed for Portland, Oregon.
They were a jolly crowd and seemed
to be having royal good time
Grand Recorder Forde, headed the
aggregation.
The Rock Island will sell tickets t.
Boston, Mass, on account of th'
Christian Science Getting for ont
fare round trip. Tickets to be sold t,
reach Chicago, June II to IA with re
turn limit to June q, on payment o
so cents in Boston ticket limit will bi
extended to July 81. For further par
ticulars call on or address, G. E. In
gram, Phillipsburg; Kansas.
]. F. Buechele, a prosperous farmer
six miles southwest of this city was
social caller at the Herald Office o.