Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-06-25
LOCAL MENTION


wall paper.
For Fourth of July fire works go to
the West side Racket Store.
Editor Gray, of the Kirwin Kansan,
was up to the metropolis on Monday.
If you want a good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
The Phillipsburg base ball club will
give dance at the Armory on next
Tuesday evening.
For sale:-A baby buggy in good
condition. For particulars call at
the Herald office.
Rev. Osman has cancelled all of his
appointments in the country until he
returns from his vacation.
Fl. Fl. Taylor who has been out near
Oberlin for the past two months visit
ing sister, returned home Saturday
evening.
The program of the Agra celebrate
on will be found in this issue. The
have a good program prepared.
The ball boys are doing some hard
practice work these days getting ready
to win the game at Nortyn On the
Fourth, from the Norcatur club.
The Salvation army have quit Phil
lipsburg and gone to Downs We
understand they had several converts
at their meetings which were held at
the Methodist church.
Phillipsburg and Marvin played an
exciting game Of ball last Saturday
afternoon, at the end of the game the
score footed up to 10 in fav or of the
Burg club. Good game.
Rev. W. B. Williams, of Barada,
Nebraska, will preach at the Christ
ian church next Sunday, morning and
evening, June 10Th, 1902. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
f. E. Kennedy and daughter, Miss
Flora, Of Norton, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Poe on Saturday eve
ming. They came down on the local
freight from Norton to catch the flyer
for Chicago.
NJ. A. Spaulding has taken forty
orders for summer sui is to be deliver
ed between now and the Fourth of
July. Mr.. Spaulding attributes his
large clothing business to printers ink
and hustling.
L. P. Johnson one of the most en-
thusiaStic pOpuliSts in the county,
was in from Greenwood township yes
terday. Mr.. johnson reports harvest
on in earnest in his neighborhood and
that the wheat is of good quality.
Sheriff Yerton returned last Satur-
day night from two weeks trip in
Oklahoma and New Mexico in search
of Birch Handy who is wanted in this
county for horse stealing. His man
caught on that he was after him and
took a "hlke.''
An interesting letter from G. II.
Turner will be found in this issue of
the Herald. Mr.. Turner is out in
the Rocky mountains on a business
and pleasure trip. He is selling
thoroughbred jacks and stations to
to the WestefaefS.
The Rock Island agent at this place
sold forty-six round trip tickets last
Sunday to Beatrice, Nebraska, to peo-
pie who attended the Chautauqua.
Agent Ingram expects larger sale
for next Sundays excursion. Round
trip tickets for only $1.75-cheap
enough.
Claude Kelly, who has been the eff
Gent clothing salesman at the Shin
call Clothing Company's store in this
city for the past year or so, will sever
his connection with the firm on next
Saturday. We have not learned what
CIaude's intentions for the future are
but we will venture to say that he has
his "eye" on something.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips returned from
NeY York City on last Sunday. They
will visit hese for 2 short time and
then accompanied by Mrs. Phillips
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. JAG
OBJ Close, they will return to Mexico.
Mr., and Mrs. Close will make an ex-
tended visit With their daughter and
family.
Norton's famous cornet band is
here today and will give an open air
concert tonight On the court house
lawn. They will also be accompanied
by the male quartette of that city,
and we can expect to hear some fine
music and singing. Let's all give
Norton a glad hand and by SO doing
show our appreciation of their visit
to our city. There will be a social
given in honor of the visitors after
the concert is over.