Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-01-22

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depot.
Leave your orders at the Herald for
township vouchers.
n. B. Mccormick han legal business
at Topeka the first of the week.
]. Carpenter of Logan, was at the
county seat on Monday:
W. NJ. Chelf made business trip
up to Colby on Monday evening.
Joel Shoemaker is stopping at the
BisseIl house since he returned from
Michigan.
Charley. Stearns' mother arrived
here safely from Colorado Springs on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Iva Corfman, nee Loar Of Utah,
is here visiting her many friends and
relatives in Kirwin and Downs.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W. Hardman and
the children have returned from few
days visit at Downs and CedarYille.
"A heavy snow fell both east and
west of us on Monday. All we had
was a genuine wind and dust storm.
Don't forget Nevada" or the Lost
Mine at the opera house tomorrow
night. It will be worth your while
to attend as it promises to be a great
treat.
Miss Norma Medium came in from
her school last Friday night and re-
NAMED until Sunday afternoon. She
is teaching in the north part of the
county.
The crossing leading from the post
office has been repaired much to the
joy of our citizens. as it was very
bad place after night as well as in the
day time.
The dancing clup will give dance
after the show tomorrow night in
honor of the Norton dramatic club.
Music will be furnished by the man
dolin club.
F. A. Smith, the west side grocery
man has been laid up with neuralgia
in his side and hip, the past week, he
was able to be down town to see how
Mrs. Smith was getting along at the
store yesterday.
Our implement dealers have all re-
turned from Kansas City where they
were last week attending the Imple
ment Dealers Association. They all
speak in the highest praise of the way
they were entertained by the Kansas
Cityans.
The only daughter of ". NJ. Vande-
water who lives ten miles north of
this city. is seriously i'll with typhoid
pneumonia, but is thought that she
will soon recover under the skillful
treatment of DR.. Haggard, of this
city.
The bigh-School pupils drove out to
the Hahnenkratt school house last
Friday night to attend lyceun which
is held every Friday evening. The
young people report a very interest
ing program rendered and a good time
in general.
BIr. Van e. Hugunin is reported to
be sinking rapidly. His many friends
are very anxious for his recovery. His
children, Mrs. Colby, of Kirwin, Miss
Grace. who is attending Baker Uni
versity, and Walter, have been called
to his bedside.
Uncle Joel Shoemaker returned last
Friday from Three Rivers, Michigan,
where he went intending to spend the
winter, but the climate was so severe
that he decided to return to sunny
Kansas. He is feeling much better
here and will of course remain until
winter is over. rc
Mrs. W. A. Downing, of Crow, Kan
sas, has been critically i'll for the past
few days, and while not yet out of
danger she Is reported improved in
general condition. One sad feature of
the case is total blindness, which it is
thought may, continue even in the
event of recovery. 1t is a very sad
case and calls for the strongest SYM
pathy and it is pleasing to note that
this is being extended in a substantial
form. NeighborS and friends have
preferred every assistance.-Repub-
City Democrat.