Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-02

Did he dry the sand?
Mrs. c. NJ. Poe is or the sick list.
This damp weather is hard on
thraShers.
It's usually the head of the family
who foots the bill.
Ross Smith and Walter Cole Sun
dayed at Almena with their best girls.
We call the attention of our readers
to the c., R. I. s. P. time card in this
issue.
Boone Douglas has been doing some
mechanical work for the HERALD
this week.
A lady book agent from Norton is in
the city taking orders for the "Life
Mckinley"
If laughter is the best medicine, it's
wonder doctors don't charge for be-
ing cheerful.
Rev. Lorenz, of Norton, is assisting
Rev. Osman this week with the reviv-
al meetings.
Sim Robertson is now doing the
baggage smashing" act at the Rock
Island depot.
Revival meetings at the M. E.
church all this week. Everyone in
yited to attend.
Eber Weed and Doss Rogers came
over from the Island on Saturday and
remained in the city until Monday.
T. n. Keeten, of Marvin, was call
er at this Office yesterday, and made
the printers glad. Mr.. Keeten intends
to farm wheat exclusively the coming
year.
Will Strain and wife, of Denver,
Sundayed in the city, visiting the
formers parents. Billy is employed
by the Rock Island as a traffic clerk
in Mr.. Kimball'S office.
Charles Grunerd, of Nance, was in
the city Monday. He found time to
call and have a chat with the HER
AID force. His wheat that he drilled
in recently is up and looks fine.
Fireman Roberts of the switch en-
CINE went to Horton Monday night.
John Greer of the roundhouSe force
is watching signals on the left side of
the goat" during Roberts absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Larkin boarded
Nos Sunday night ticketed for Denver
where they go to visit relatives and
to see the Festival of Mountain and
Plain which is being held in that city
this week.
John Marshall, formerly editor of
the Concordia Daylight, but who is
now travelling for the Topeka Paper
Company, was in the city Saturday
taking orders for his firm. Mr.. Marsh
all has the appearance of being a gen
tleman.
G. B. Palmer went to Denver Sun
day night to see the Festival Of
Moutain and Plain and to visit rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Palmer was
once resident of that city, having
once been engaged in the restaurant
business.
o. e. Chambers, who has been rum
ming the switch engine for the Rock
Island at this place was ordered to
Fairbury on Monday to take an en-
CINE on the road. II. J. Fisher has
taken Mr.. Chambers place here. Mr..
Fisher has been firing out of Fairbury
until ordered here.
Ernest Fleisher and wife, on load
of household goods, went through
town Monday morning. They stopped
out northwest of town in the Kirken-
dali district where they went to
housekeeping and where Ernest has a
school. Mrs. Fleisher will board the
teacher and keep him in due bounds.
Smith Center Pioneer.
DR.. c. w. Hobbs, veterinary sur
geon and dentist, of Kensington, will
be at the Fleming barn Oh October I.
The doctor makes surgical and dental
work speciality. and treats ring bone,
sprains, cuts; fiStula, withers, pole
evil and all durable diseases known to
domestic animals. All examinations
free. Remember the date, Monday,
| October 7.
John Hageman, county commission
er from the third district, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Hageman was re-
nominated by the fusion forces in his
district at the recent convention held
at Hillside. He is strong man in
the party and a strictly honest and