Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-05
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: ~ COUNTY NEWS ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Long Island Items.

Miss Eunice Killebrew went to Nor
ton Monday, where she expects to
clerk.
Chas. Swart, of Columbia, Neb., is
visiting relatives in the city.
Chas. Reeder and wife have return
ed from Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waggener started for
Colorado Monday, where they will at
tend their son, Emery, who has ty-
phoid.
Mrs. Yantis returned Saturday from
Nebraska where she has been visiting.
Mr.. Ellen, Presbyterian Sunday
school missionary, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Giffen Culbertson is reported
sick this week.
Mr.. Bailey and Miss Flo Ayers
spent Sunday in Almena.
D. Rogers spent Sunday here with
his family.
Everett Weed is in Norton this
week.
Rev. Miller spent part of the week
in Norcatur.
Russell Shields returned on his
wheel to his home in Axtell, Neb.
Joe Swartz is in PhiIlipsburg this
week.
An entire new set of boxes has been
put in our postoffice.
Mrs. Poor has gone east on visit.
Mr., and Mrs. Dietrich ara visiting
in Buffalo county, Nebraska.
Geo. Mowry will take charge of the
creamery during the absence of Mr.
Taylor.
Joe Lusby and Eber Weed spent
Sunday in Phillipsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens. of Almena,
were in town Thursday.
Emmett Utter is making prepare
tions for new house.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ed wards and daugh
ter, returned to their he me in Parker
burg, Iowa, Thursday.
Mrs. Blrkholz, of Biz 1vilIe. Kan, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Stahl.
The funeral services of Elijah Jes-
sup, who died Tuesday, Of dropSy,
were held in the n. e, CHI drch by Rev.
Reese.
Harry Jessup, of Bel oft, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Childres and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Childers, of Orleans. Mr.. and Mrs
G. Duling, of Almena, nd G. o. Wood
of Oxford, were in til city WedneS-
day attending the fu lera of Mr.. les
sup.
Fine rains continue to visit this val.
ley and have changed conditions
wonderfully.
Fields of l1agfr corn, alfalfa, cane
and pastures have put On their robes
of vernal reen, and almost make one
forget that October is here again.
Farmers must soon harvest theil
third crop of alfalfa or jack-frost will
try his sh9 rp sickle.
While corn will be very scarce, The
late paS JureS and abundance of for
age will largely take its place.
| The farmer who sacrificed so mGcf
in sell ing off his stock but u few weeks
ago, is now surprised at the abund
anc'; of his forage crop.
Frhe large acreage of wheat being
SO .wn does not indicate that the PEG
: lie will go without bread. -
! The energy of the denizens Of Long
Island is commendable for grading
Main street and putting in new cross
ings.
Fred Utter and wife, who have
been taking a course of photography
at Effingham College, Illinois, gradu
ated September 1. Fred accepted {
position at Jacksonville, Texas. The!
have gone to the latter place.
Robert Douglass informs US that HI
has laken off LOO pounds Of hone,
from about forty stands of bees. How
: is that for honey crop?
G. E. Utter has a new well ant
pump and is now building a nous
24x35; all on the Hansen property, re
Gently purchased by Mr.. Utter ont
half mile east of the old town site.
Mr.. Frank Baker assisted by TIT
Hoobler sisters, are conducting tn,
t public schools to the satisfaction o
: the people as far as the writer cal
: learn. Mr.. Baker believes in thorough
discipline, and we believe will be suS
tanned by our citizens and the boart
in this good work.
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