Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-23

Miss Gertie Mccain went to Kan-
saS City, Missouri Saturday night and
will spend several days in large house
studying spring styles Of millinery.
w. R. Randall spent part Of the
day Saturday in Phillipsburg. Mr..
Randall is one Of our best friends and
we are always pleased to have him
call.
Conference meets at Smith Center
April 5th, Bishop Joyce presideS,
1t is said that eff Jrt will be made to
secure the conference at this place
next year.
7. Hill went to Logan yesterday
where he was called by the serious ill
ness of his mother. John w. Silvius
his deputy will care for the Office dur
ing his absence.
Martha RuckertS has brought suit
for repleVin against Christine Ruckert
to obtain possession Of some personal
belongings. The trial is TO be held to
day in Justice McCainS court.
Garrison and Wright two huStling
young men Of Marvin were in the city
Friday arranging advertising matter
for their thorough bred stations and
jacks. They have some hne animals.
Raymond Roach the little son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roach of Arcade
township has been quite sick this
week but is improving quite rapidly
under the treatment Of DR.. Haggard.
Chas Wells team became frightened
Monday evening while at the depot
by a passing engine and ran away
smashing up his wagon and iDjuring
the team. Mr. Wells escaped by jump
ing from the wagon.
Passenger train No Al suffered a
slight wreck Monday at Rydal little
station tais side of Belleyille. The
train was passing through at high
speed when it ran into an open switch.
Two or three person received slight
injuries.
r. d. Kite OF Solomon was here Sat-
urday and found occasion to take ad-
vantage of our clubbing propositions
Mr.. Kite has been a reader OF the
HERALD for twenty-one years and has
another paid for. This is pretty
good record.
Ton Charles, editor of the Belleville
Freeman, last week began the publ
cation of an evening daily, the sub
scription price Of which will be $4,000
per year. Belleville is a small town
but 1T is situated in rich county and
may support daily paper.
The Logan Republican contemplates
publishing the names Of all subscribers
who are delinquent more than five
years. This is good scheme Bust
ness men are entitled to know the
names Of those who will not pay. A
subscriber who will beat his bill will
beab any other if he gets the chance.
Lester Goodger is busy arranging to
move to his new htme near Colby.
He recently sold his property here and
purchased in Thomas county and
leaves to day with his household be-
| Innuinnc ITa Grill rafa inc n intaeo,t
in the mill at Marvin and will come
back occasionally to look after business
interest.
Earl Larkin died at ais home near
La Belle this morning, Funeral SER
vices will be conducted under the
auspices of the Handy WOodmen lodge
from their hall tomorrowat ton
O'Clock. Deceased was a native of
this county and was twenty six years
Of age.
Considerable dissatisfaction has
been expressed with the manner In
which the new opera hall is being con.
structed, but 1t seems that most OF
this is the result OF a lack OF knowl-
edge of the plans being pursued.
When completed it will have a seat.
ing capacity of 700 or 800 people with
no inconvenience or discomfort, which
is large enough for all ordinary occa.
sions. The stage room II large and
amply proportioned. There will he
three or four exits that may be util.
lied in case Of emerge ncy, and the
building when completed will present
brick front similar to that of the
Masonic temple.
Prof. A. K. Mills and family OF AL.
mena. gave a free entertainment at
the Presbyterian church, Friday even
ing, to large and appreclative audi
ence. Instrumental and vocal music
Of high class was given and each
number was good and several were re-
peatedly encored. Prof. Mills, Mrs.
Mills and their daughter Eta com
pose the Sylvan Trio and each has
considerable talent. The readings nv
Miss Eta were pleasing and Judging
from the applause were the most sat
isfsctory part Of the program. She Is
an elncutionist OF rare ability. After
the close OF the entertainment a vocal
class was organized with a guarantee
NJ forty-6ve members. The instruc.
tinn covers ten nights and a concert
follows The tuition CHARGED Ia $50
for fha FEN leag0na TnetrnotL ~ -,