Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-26
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Office.
Frank Boyd spent Sunday in Man
haitian.
Clark at the church Monday light
Admission fifty cents.
Whiskey lowers the man but il rails
es the devll.-Jewell Republican.
J. T. Hill went over to Logan Sat-
urday to spend the Sabbath with lis
mother.
County Clerk L. 7. Martin went to
Long Island Saturday and remainI d
there over Sunday.
Otto Rhoads has determined to learn
the printers profession and has taken
position in this Office.
Elmer strain came down from Colo.
RADIO Springs and spent Sunday at the
home Of his parents near town.
Mrs. Clyde johnson went down to
Lebanon Saturday and visited over
Sunday with relatives. She returned
Monday.
g. NJ. Poe made trip to eastern
markets last week to select his spring
stock Of clothing. He returned Sun
day night.
Did you get IN on the The BoSton'S
special sale OF embroidery this week?
II not you had better hurry for Satur-
day is your last chance.
Remember the lecture at the church
Monday evening by John r. Clark.
This is the last number Of our course
and will be worth attending.
Six hundred acres Of good bottom
land one and one half miles from
town, we'll improved only $50 per acre.
l. D. Thornton, Marvin, Kansas.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Richardson died last Monday.
The funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. j. r. McQuown at the
house Tuesday afternoon.
There will be no preaching at the
Methodist church next Sunday. Rev.
Kemp will hold quarterly meeting
services at Birkville and Almens, the
presiding elder, Rev. Meredith being
unable to attend.
B. A. Van Horn Of Freedom came
to town Monday and ordered thu in.
sertion OF ad calling attention to the
fact that he is prepared to bar die all
kinds of blacksmithing and repairing.
Every one In that locality. at least,
should patronize him
Mrs. Morris Goddard is In Topeka
with her baby daughter who has had
to undergo an unusual surgical opera
tlon. Since her birth eight or nine
months ago the little one has heen a
sufferer from Hernia but despite the
fact has been strong and healthy and
larger than the average. The opera.
tion was successful and the little one
will soon be over her sufferings.
Friends Of Mrs Val Whitcomb Of
Long Island, regret to hear Of the
death VI her brother, DR.. F. II. Gates,
who was found dead in his office at
Nort'n, last Thursday Mr. Gates
was Young dentist WIN had recently
Rradu ted from an Omaha college and
located A. Norton Suicide WAS hrsr
mentioned as he cause ~ death hut
1t has Stree Leen asct rain d TO have
resulted from heart failure In much
the same manner as death came to
his father.
Mrs. Wallace ard daughter Florence
arrived Monday night. The doctor
came In Saturday and the family row
being all here will snon be al home to
their many friends 10 the 1adlOck
resi- ence. DR. Wallace states that
his drug tuck has been shipped and
will be Installed in.ils new location 10
this city In few days. He carries a
complete aud up.t6-dair line and can
supply anything his patrons and
friends may desire He will also con-
tinue the practice Of his profession,
and he has one great advantage In re
turning ~ Phillipshurg-he is simply
coming home and will not b. COMPEL
ed to build up reputation and hush
ness as tDal WAS established w year,
Of practice Ia this c'uD'rl. DR.. Wal
lace ana family have large circle Of
friends who will he gla1 TO welcome
than