Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22

OJdr 10 y. w. ODOTLDlll VINO LOOK pos
session last week
John Thomas went down to Topeka
Friday night to consult the residents
OF Copeland County.
John COmbe Jr. representative of
the Combe Lithographing Co., of St.
Joseph Mo-, was in the city over Sun
day.
LIE. Countryman leaves tonight for
Concordia where he goes to attend
the school Of Masonic instruction.
He will be gone all week.
Karl Smith went to Kansas City
Friday night to attend a convention
Of implement dealers which meets
there. Karl believes in keeping up
with the times.
II. r. WinterSteen has rented one
quarter section of his land to Charley
Hull, and another to g. E. Marshall.
Mr.. WinterSteen will have a hundred
acres broke this spring.
Mrs. Wayne Smith is quite sick to-
day. Because Wayne has been unable
to secure the services of girl, he has
to be hOuSekeeper and register Of
deeds all at the same time.
The WoOdmen Of Sweet Briar Camp
No. SAG. will give an entertainment at
the Cummings Hall, on Feb. 18th, for
the benefit of the home camp. viii
give full particulars next week.
L. P. Johnson, of Green wood, was
in the city Tuesday. Mr.. johnson
has not come to town very often of
late. He delegates his city business
to the younger members of the family.
W. W. Reynolds ex-register of deeds
cOntempates making a trip to Jen-
ningS the first of next week with a
view of locating there il everything
looks favorable to him in that
vicinity.
A sister of Mrs. l.. E. Countryman,
Miss Belle Hammond, whose home is
in Ohio is here for visit Of three or
four weeks. Miss Hammond has also
been visiting in Iowa, coming here
from there.
Frank Murphy was married at FoSs,
|. T., last Monday. The name Of the
bride has not been learned, but we
venture the assertion that Frank
made good choice. They are COM
ing home for visit.
John MerElein Of Stuttgart was in
the city Wednesday. He gave re-
port Of dance which the young
people Of that vicinity enjoyed Tues
day evening. Mr.. Merklein is an en-
ployee Of the Rock Island railway at
Stuttgart.
Farmers quite generally in this sec.
ton seem to be opposed to any pro-
posed measure which will interfere
with, or do away with the binding
Irvine plant at the penitentiary.
Penitentiary Irvine has saved the
far mers good many hard earned dol
lars.
DR. George L. Culbertson, of Long
Island is in the city today. Mr.. Cub
ertsOn is well kown business man OF
the county. AS he is going to quit
farming, he will sell of his stock etc
on FEBRUARY At has shown by the sale
notice elsewhere in this issue. 1t will
pay you to attend.
Probate Judge John BlSsell perform
ed his first marriage ceremony this
week. II was a double wedding:
Ira A. Miner and Julia L. Sides being
one of the happy couple, and George
w. Sides and Sarah j. Miller being
the other. All Of these young people
except Mr.. Miner are Of Norton cOun-
ty. The Herald wishes them well.
Church services will be held at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock as usual Rev.
j. II. Lamb Will preach on the suO-
ject "Cnrlstian Conduct" Based on
Romans 5-l2.l3. Sunday School at 10
o'clock. Rev. Lamb will also preach
at Iowa Union at 2:3O In the after.
noon. And at Long Island In The
evening.
Space is given in this issue to COM
municatiOn Of a startling nature, not
because Of any desire Of the editor Of
this paper TO give something sensa-
tional, but because knowledge Of the
evidences Of certain criminal clrcum.
stances justify It. No one is charged
with crime, this Is not the proper
place for that. But II long outraged
public may be arouSde and proper act
ion brought about by the publication