Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-15

Walnut were in the city Monday and
Tuesday.
1. D. Thornton of Marvin was city
visitor Monday. He watched the new
board organize.
Meals 20 cents at the Blue Front
Restaurant four doors north OF First
National Bank.
j. NJ. Castle one Of the Glenwood
rustlers was tranSacting business In
this city Monday and Tuesday.
The Herald is one day late this week
on account Of the extra rush occasion
ed by the commissioners proceedings.
Judge Beal formerly Of Nebraska,
now member Of the Phillips county
bar was IN the city last Monday at.
tending the district court.
F. NJ. Agard former Kirwin boy
now located at Greedy Colo. has been
at home on visit for sometime. He
visited this city Wednesday.
John @. Royce has been at Topeka
for several days of late helping to
organize the house, to elect senator
and to attend inaugural ceremonies.
W. NJ. Babcock one Of the ruStlerS
Of the young crowd up in Greenwood
was In town Monday. or course he
witnessed the letting of the county
printing.
Two OF the rustling farmers who
reside near Prairie View, Benz Harb-
erS and G. W. Harbers, were in this
city yesterday. They report the
wheat prospects as being good.
Evan Hebrew the post master Of
Bow Creek, came up Tuesday. Evans
term as representative terminated
Monday. His. successor G. II. Tan.
nahlll Is now doing business.
Rev. Woodward will commence
revival services In the Methodist
church next Sunday evening, weather
permitting. Everyone is invited to
come and help carry on the meetings.
Judge Geiger and his efficient
stenographer Jos II. Young came
down from Oberlin and opened court
Monday. Owing to the pending con.
test only the court cases we're dis
posed OF, all the rest being carried over
to the April session.
The crowd at the Boston store last
Saturday was something immense
and the best part Of it was they all
seemed to be trading. Shoes seemed
to come in for more than their share
1t seems the people know bargains
when they see them.
There is said to have been a musical
entertainment at the opera house
last night by travelling actor Harry
Hill. Whether it was a success
financially or not we cannot say, we
were not there. The gentleman did not
advertise and we infer from this that
his audience was very small.
The first issue Of the Prairie View
News, edited by G. D. Walker, made
Its appearance to day. 1t is a five
column folio, and will be issued every
two weeks, subscription price so cents
a year. This is the ninth paper
published in Phillips County. We
hope 1t will meet with success.
Mrs. NJ. A. Churchill left for Kansas
City, Mo. Wednesday Jan. Ia where
she expects to take a course Of treat
ment at the hospital. Mrs. Church
ills health has been failing for
two years but it is hoped by her many
friends that she will receive much
good from the medical treatment
which she expects to take. She will
also visit her sister Mrs. Mckay while
there.
G. A. HasSler and G. Jensen mem
bers Of the township board Of Crystal
were before the county commissioners
with bridge proposition
The bridge asked for is across the
West Cedar just west Of John Adde'S
residence. II a bridge is needed any
where, a good one is needed there,
and as 1t is has been the policy OF the
county for several years to aid In the
construction Of bridges, we would
like to see this township receive Its
share. T. Peterson came in with
them.