Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-09
Mayor ChampIin. slrl
Opera house FRIDAY night.

Jack Hummer and his dog. Curly
are in town since Saturday.
&c. Lynch and family drove over
to Logan on Sunday for days visit
with relatives.
Read ''Sewell's Saying" in this is
sue. It will be dollars and cents to
you if you heed them.
Lloyd Viers came down from Norton
last Sunday and spent the day visit
ing with friends and relatives.
Reynolds & Read put up a new
windmill On Monday for Mr.. Gilbert
who lives ten miles west of town.
The Methodist ministers that were
in town Monday held meeting in the
NJ. E. church here in the afternoon.
E. E. Whitney and family who have
resided north OF town for number of
year. are now residents of Phillips
burg.
If you want stationery you should
not fail to leave your order with US.
Our stationery is the best and for
workmanship you'll not find any bet
ter.
Miss Maude Roberts made the Her.
aid Office a pleasant call Yesterday
afternoon and had US place her name
upon the subscription list Of the best
newspaper in Phillips county-the
semi-weekly Herald.
In previous issue we printed no
tice for W. G. Adams, of Marvin, say
ing he had one thoroughbred bull for
sale. He has five thoroughbreds in
stead of one for sale. We beg your
pardon, Mr.. Adams, for the error
District dourt will convene on next
Monday morning with Judge Hamil-
ton on the bench. The docket is con-
siderable larger at this term than
heretofore. We understand there are
about eighteen criminal case to be
tried.
DR.. Burts has purchaced the Dr.
w cI4dCC ACSI0CE1SC dA10 Will UdhC ny
the practice of medicine here in Phil
lipsburg. His two daughters will ar
next week from Junction City, Kan,
and will keep house for the doctor
We gladly welcome this family among
US.
Rev. A. B. Conwell, a Methodist
minister and an cid friend of the
writer, dropped into our office Tues
day for a little visit. Rev. Conwell
has been pastor of the Norcatur
church for the past two years, but at
the recent conference held at Osborne
he was assigned the Formosa church
in Jewell county.
We were in the Mccormick drug
store the other day looking around and
DR.. Haggard took us back to the rear
end of the store and showed US his Of
flee and operating room. He has them
nicely painted and fixed up very neat.
The doctor is we'll equipped with all
kinds of surgery instruments, and is
enjoying a good share of the practice.
Among the noteworthy events in
theatrical news is the announcement
of the coming OF Thatcher's Faust"
at the opera house, in the near future.
"Faust" is play which, on ac-
count of its peculiar theme and ex-
cellence of construction, occupies a
field of its own in the theatrical world
The success it has attained at the
hands Of many of our greatest actors,
attests the superiority of it's great
merit. OF the younger generation of
artists, there are probably none more
gifted with the requisite histrionic
talent for the perfect presentation Of
G@the's wonderful character. Mephis-
to, than Mr.. James Thatcher. He is
surrounded by a competent corps of
artists, and thoroughly equipped
with all the necessary accessories
known to modern stage craft. No
one should fail to see this great play,
J. H. Young has formed a pactner-
ship in Kansas City. The name of
the firm is Derfght, Young. s. Co.
Mr.. Young will be in charge of tl I:e
typewriting department. The firm
vii. ~ sell the Williame and yhe Sholer
typewriteEs. with Kansas and Nebras-
la as their territory and Kansas City
as their headquarters. They will also
deal in typewriter supplies and car
bon devices. Nj. Young's family viii
remain in Oberlin, which Mr.. Young
will continue to hold as his home.
Joe Young is one Of our best citizens
and we trust that he may ever remain
with us. They have a great host OF
firm friends, not only in Oberlin and
Decatur county, but throughout the
entire 18th judicial district, wherein
tdr may years past he has been the
competent and popular court stem
ographer.-Oberiin Eye.