Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-02-19
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"Reaping the Harvest" which was
given at the opera house last Thursday
night was play Of unusual merit and
one OF the best to visit this section
during the present season. The house
was fairly we'll filled.
A. B. Manley cousin of G. L. Pal
mer of this city, was here on a short
visit last Friday. Mr.. Manley Is sec.
rotary and manager of the Pacific
Coast Abstract Guarnty s. Trust Go.
of Portland, Oregon.
One hundred and twenty dollars an
acre Is a pretty good price for Phillips
county land, but that is the amount
offered Mr.. Mortified for his five acre
tract just east Of Agra. Phillips
county land is on the raise.
7. E. Burns who has been down In
the eastern part of the state on a
visit for several days returned to this
city Saturday. Mr.. Burns old
home is at Soldier, Kansas. This is
his first visit for four or five years.
The churches of the city will hold
the regular morning service in their
own respective chuches next Sunday,
but they will unite in the Gospel
meetings which begin in the PreSby-
terrain church in the evening at 1870.
j. D. Albers of Dayton was in town
Monday. Mr.. AlberS is considering
the adviSability of buying more land.
Having raised 2300 bushels Of wheat
last year, is satisfactory evidence that
he ought to have the where withal to
buy If he chooses.
The Herald Office this week printed
programs for the conference of sum
day school missionaries of the Synods
of Kansas and Indian Territory,
which meets at the First PreSby-
terrain Church at Wichita, Kansas, on
the 18th and continues in session
until March LIST.
John Carroll who lives north and
west of Agra in Crystal township will
continue to keep himself informed
upon county happenings by the use of
the Herald. Mr.. Carroll is one of the
gallant sons of Emf who wore the blue
through the Civil War. Old soldiers
are our special friends.
T. NJ. LOrimer one Of the old soldier
boys at Marvin was in town last Fri
day. Though somewhat handicapped
by blindness, Mr.. Lorimer manages to
keep himself posted on current events
and is usually found on the right side
of every important question. That's
the kind Of friends we like. Come
again.
Mrs. Will Ransom will spend a
week in Kansas City, Missouri in one
of the leading millinery houses in the
near future. She will acquaint her.
self with the latest styles in millinery
and will select the stock of spring
goods for Mrs. Tucker This guaran-
tees a good stock of goods, and a
selection OF the latest styles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.W. Robertson enter
talned several Of thier friends at a
seven o'clock dinner SATURDAY even
ing. Those enjoying their hospitali.
ty were: Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W.Hardman
Mrs. Edick, mother of Mrs. Hartman;
Mr.. and Mrs. HIS Sims; Mr.. and Mrs
L. A. Champlain; Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Lane; John md Blanche Gebhart:
They report a very pleasant evening.
Married Feb. Is, at the home Of the
bride, John Carl Frlebus and
Katherine b. Preus. The wedding
was very pretty little event, only
few Of the relatives and most init.
mate friends being present. The
couple will make their future home
in this city. The congratulations Of
a large circle of friends accompany
them upon the journey they have just
begun,