Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-27
Col. Copeland tommorrow night.

town Monday.
Fred Gimple, of BIankato, Sunday
ed in Phillipsburg.
Mrs. r. Stevens is visiting friends
at Topeka this week.
J c. Dielman. of Luctor. made this
Office call yesterday.
J. L. Shay, of Speed, was registered
at the Bissell Tuesday.
County Attorney Bissell made a
trip to Kirwin on Tuesday.
viii McIlvain is limping around as
the result of a sprained ankle.
Over AGO teachers are expected tn
arrive tonight and tomorrow morning.
There was an adjourned term of
court held here yesterday by Judge
Geiger.
Emery White, a brother of the
News editor. was up from Smith Cen
ter Tuesday.
A mass meeting of womans suffrage
was held at the Baptist church last
Saturday afternoon.
Painter Bonebrake has returned
from Woodston, where he has been
working at his trade.
Ex-County Commissioner Halbert,
was attending to some business in the
county's capital yesterday.
G. E. Garberson is sinking a well
and otherwise improving his residence
in the north part of town.
At a special session of the board of
county commissioners, held last even
idg, DIR. Fisher was retained as county
health officer.
Mrs. G. E. Nelson entertained the
Card Club of 1900 at her home last
evening complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Handy.
If you have poultry to sell, don't
fail to see J. D. Couch, east side of the
square in this city. He can beat
them all on prices.
Undersheriff White, accompanied
by Jess Hartwell, made a trip to
Handyville on Monday. We did not
learn their business.
James Barrett, a brother of B. A.
Barrett, the druggist, is here on a
visit. James lives over in Rocks
county, near Webster.
J. W. Adams, representative of
the Hart Pioneer Nursery Company,
of Ft. Scott, Kan. is interviewing
the farmers in this vicinity.
The Northwest Kansas Teachers
Association conveneS in the city to-
morrow morning. Let PhiIlipsburg
do her best to entertain them.
Conductor Tom Wright has been on
the sick list the past week. Charley
Sawyer has charge of his car during
his illness on trains 80 and 81.
Norton and Smith Center will roll
the pig skin in our city on Friday.
This game promises to be a hot one
and you should not fail to see it.
The Smith Center boys made our
boys bite the dust in a game of foot
bail here last Saturday. The score
stood 10 to at the end of the game.
Pay up and read the Kansas City
Daily World and the Semi Weekly
HERALD one year for only $500. The
World is the Stockmen'S official paper.
A game of foot ball will be played
tomorrow in this city between Ober-
lin and Phillipsburg. Ginger up, boys,
and win the game from the short
grassers.
w. L. Greene will go to his farm in
Granite township today to look after
his oil bonanza. We are reliably in
formed that oil was found on his farm
at depth of $50 feet You may ex-
pect that when W. L. returns to the
city that he will be able to write a
check for cold million.
Rosewood Camp, NJ. w. A. No. 7179
OF Hillside, Kan, brands the report
that has been circulated detrimental
to the honesty and integrity of our
venerable counsel as an Infamous and
malicious falsehood, and defy the in
stigators of said report to produce the
least atom of cause for such report.
By order of tie above camp.
W. G. FRANCIS, Clerk.
We have made arrangements with
the Kansas City World, the best
daily printed in Kansas City to fur
nish the World and the Semi Weekly
HERALD for $500 to all who pay their
arrears on their subscription and one
year in advance. This is the best
newspaper bargain ever offered. Just
think, you get $500 worth of news
papers for the small sum of $500
Come in and let US fix you out.
In last Sundays issue of the Rocky
Mountain News, published at Denver,
there was two pages of a write-up OF
the engineers who have been pulling
trains into that city over the noun.
tains and plains since their respective
roads have been running trains into
Denver. Some of them are quite old
now, but are in active service yet.
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