Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOCAL MENTION

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The telephone line from Norton te
Oberlin will be completed in few
days.
Mrs. Jacob Wagner has been very
sick recently. She is much better
now.
Mrs. W. A. Barron left Thursday
for weeks visit with relatives in
Kirwin.
a large crowd of the young people
enjoyed the shade in Closes grove
Tuesday.
John Stevens, one of Greenwood'S
leading citizens, was pleasant caller
at this Office Thursday.
Preaching service at Rising Sun
school house next Sunday afternoon.
S. S. HAGEOIAN.
! Under Sheriff White returned the
latter part of last week from a visit
among relatives in the eastern part of
the state.
Miss Grace Wallace went down to
Downs Wednesday night to visit a
friend and to take in the Downs cele-
bration today.
c. G. Mckinley received a telegram
from Gowiie, Ia, announcing the sad
| news of the death of his mother at
that place Wednesday.
Lyman Matteson returned Wednes-
day from visit to Iowa with his par
ents. He has been attending school
at Holton during the past year.
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Mrs. BROKER has been quite sick
the-paSt few days. She returned from
Topeka the first of the week feeling
very badly, but is much better now.
The social given by the ladies of the
Christian CHI arch Thursday night was
a decided success. A good attendance
and very interesting and profitable
time is reported.
John Atkinson, one of Deer Creeks
leading farmers, went down to Okla
homa Tuesday to register for one Of
Uncle Sans valuable farms. He will
stay until after the drawing.
Mahin Bros. make lowest rate farm
loans and give privilege of paying any
time without bonus. Call and see
them at their office with r. A.
Porter, PhillIpSburg, Kansas.
The Rock Island depot at Lebanon
with a large amount of freight was
destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon.
This is the second depot building
burned at that place within the past
four years.
Joe Rhoades returned yesterday
from Norton and Decatur
counties where he has been helping
to put up the tie lephOne line between
Norton and Oberlin. The line was
finished yesterday.
]. NJ. Polling had two yearling cattle
killed by No. IT last Saturday night. |
The cattle got out and as he was driv-
ing them back, they we're caught by
The train. He also lost one by reason
Of eating green Kaff1r corn.
A little son of Will Miller, W DO lives
vest of town, met with an &C cident |
asst Thursday. He got his arm ca ught
n the wheel of a wagon and broke his
shoulder. DR.. Wallace was called and |
'educed the fracture. The little fell
ow is resting easy now.
Elder Bracken, G. W. Mccormick !
md J. NJ. Tadlock returned home
rom Ell Reno Wednesday night and
Newton Bracken Friday morning.
Dr.. Fisher, j. o. Lowe, Grant Taylor,
!. H. Tucker and James Cole will re-
main down there until after the open :
ng.
Will Newlove returned Tuesday j
rom the Pan-American Exposition. ,
lie thinks it is wonderful show
]ary Tooker, who went with him, t
vent on to see the sights in New York i
ity and we understand now has job J
With a telephone company in that '
ity. !
The band boys have been engaged !
o go to Norton Aug. I, 8 and to /
lay for the WOodmen Log Rolling.
7he boys are in great demand in this
ection, they having enga gements now
o go to Logan, KenSirlgton, Bloom
ngton and Alma, Nebr., in the near
uture.
Usual services at the Baptist church
OF next Sunday, m orning theme,
The Earthly Versus the Heavenly
lone" Evening hour from to 9,
ubject, "Set a Wat CHI About Thy
lips" ChoiStian End eavor at I p. M,
1eeting led by Miss @ 0ra Baum. You
re invited. /;
Mrs. Mary Brunot, of Greensburg,
"a, accompanied by he youngest son,
ohm Burnot, is in the city this week
isiting Mrs. BisSe1 ant family. They
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