Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-24
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LOCAL MENTION
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Still bilin' hot.
But better days are coming.
Bring your wheat to this city.
Ice cream social Thursday evening.
Ball game at Phillipsburg Aug. II
Chas. Kelly is enjoying a few weeks
vacation.
Rocks county is short on school
teachers this year.
Walter Green put up windmill on
his place this week.
f. L. Daggett made business trip
to Woodruff Monday.
Mrs. Edic, NJ. W. Hardman's
mother-in-law. is seriously i'll.
An interesting communication from
the editor appears in this issue.
DR.. Nelson was called to Colby Mon
day night on a professional trip.
Preaching every Sunday morning
and evening at the Methodist church.
1t tried hard to rain Monday even
ing, but made miserable failure of it.
Tom Close is taking lay-off and is
in Colorado Springs trying to keep
cool.
Frank Bower and Joe Gebhart re-
turned from Oklahoma Saturday
night.
Freddie Fisk and Carl Hamilton,
two Kirwin boys, were in the city
Sunday.
Mrs. Rogers has erected new wind
mill on her premises in the west part
of town.
Miss Gertie Page returned home
Saturday She will remain here per-
manently.
Mel Strain has been down in Os-
borne county helping take care of the
big grain crop.
DR.. Hodson and Mr.. Shields, of
Long Island, were business callers in
this city Monday.
J. W. Breed, a prosperous farmer
on Deer Creek, purchased fine piano
of Bower Bros. Monday.
w. w. Reynolds has laid new
board walk in front of his residence
in the south part of town.
Rev. Osman is in Woodruff this
week assisting with the camp meet
ing. He will return Saturday.
Mr.. Gail and Miss Minnie Sweeney
returned to Fairbury Monday morn
ing after two weeks visit here.
Chas PoSSom returned to Norton
Sunday night after few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bower.
Miss Izora Walker, daughter of
Postmaster Walker, of Prairie View,
was a caller in this city yesterday.
Eddie Lynch was confined to his
room the latter part of last week, but
is now enjoying his usual good health.
The ball boys have fixed up the old
ball ground in the south part of town
and are putting in good practice even
ings.
Clarence McIlvain had the misfor-
tune to lose a valuable jersey COW
Monday, the result of eating green,
cane.
The third annual log rolling of the
Northwest Kansas Log Rolling AsSo-
citation takes place in Norton on Aug
ust I, 8 and 8.
Sim Robertson, Chas Gray and John
Nelson left Tuesday morning for Ok
lahoma where they hope to get some
of the new land.
The new Chelf elevator is now COM
pleted and is receiving grain at a
rapid rate. Mr.. Chelf is paying 55
cents for wheat.
In attending the ice cream social
Thursday evening you will not only
get your moneys worth, but will be
uelplnS d gOOu cause.
Miss Cora Baum will have charge of
the prayer meeting at the NJ. E..
church Thursday evening in the alb
Sence of Rev. OSman.
Our base ball club has made arrange
ments for games with the Smith Cen
ter club in this city August and 2.
You can't afford to miss it.
DR.. Kelly left yesterday morning
for Stockton to attend the harvest jul
bilee. He will take in the Downs
celebration before returning.
Mrs. j. @. Osman took advantage of
the excursion rates yesterday and
left for Hennessy, Okla, for few
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