Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-30

Miss Ida Nipps, of Kirwin, was in
the city Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. / II. Rogers goes to Kansas
City tonight to take medical treat
ment.
We are informed that r. A. Handy
is building a fine residence in Colorado
Springs.
The Rock Island officials went east
on their return trip at a. M, Mon
day morning.
Joe Rumbaugh, of Handyville, was
in town yesterday and made this off &c
pleasant visit.
Charlie Gray, of Phillipsburg, spent
Sunday with friends in the city.-Io-
gan Republican.
There were 20 applicants at the
teachers examination held in this
city last Saturday.
Tt is quite probable that there will
be several of our young people caught
in cupid's net ere long.
J. f. Miller, came over from Long
Island on Saturday to do a little
business with our people
j. R. Ingle came up last Saturday
from~Narvin to transact business with
Phillipsburg merchants.
Saturday Phillipsburg was greatly
crowded with people in to trade. Our
merchants did splendid business.
will make a reduction of. five cents
sack on -four ordered with feed
CARL LARUE.
Farmers report that the small grain
is making q wonderful growth, and
everything bespeaks a good crop next
year.
Mrs. Chas. Tracy, of Phillipsburg,
visited her daughter-in-law Mrs. L. E.
Tracy of this city Tuesday.-Logan
Republican.
If you have poultry to sell, don't
fail to see ]. b. Couch, east side of the
square in this city. He can beat
them all on prices.
Mrs. r. a. Handy and little daugh-
ter, of Colorado Springs. are here for
few months visit with friends. They
arrived last Sunday night.
Mrs. Joe Gleissner received word
that her mother was i'll at Orleans,
Neb., last Saturday and departed for
her bedside on the Saturday nights
train.
Don't miss seeing the first game of
foot ball of the season between the
home team and the Smith Center team
on next Saturday. 1t will be a game
that you cannot afford to miss.
Money to loan on ten years time
with privilege payments-low rate of
interest, payable annually. For par
ticualas call on j. o. Lowe g. Sons,
north side of the square, Phillipsburg,
Kansas.
A couple of prominent citizens en-
gagged in a fStic encounter on Mon
day night. One of the party looks as
if he had run up against Kansas cy-
clone. This is the fifth or sixth en-
counter that has taken place IN our
city within the past few weeks.
The K. P. lodge members are
making an effort to increase the lodge
at this place On tomorrow night
they will initiate three candidates in
to the mystic order, and general
good time is expected. All members
are requested to be present if possible.
We see by the dailies that there is
a. ramor in Rock Island circles that a
99-mile cutoff will be built from Belle
vile through Salina to Mcpherson to
make connections with the new Rock
Island extension to Liberal. This
cutoff would considerably reduce the
length of the through line from Oma-
ha to Ell Paso.
E. W. Mason. Rock Island engineer
| between Belieyille aud Mcfarland,
| who was seriously injured in a wreck
about six weeks ago, has recovered
and returned to Work.-Topeka Her
aid.
/
this city viii be pleased to learn of
his recovery.
F. S. Sullivan, formerly one of our
county teachers and once editor of the
Educational Echo, published at Nor
ton, was a social visitor at the HER
AID office yesterday. Frank has been
/ down in the Oklahoma. country "a
likes the country alright. He left
last night for Oklahoma City. and
will perhaps go into business at that
point.
Henry Fisher, switch engineer, at
this place has been transferred to Fair
bury to handle one of the yard en-
gines there. Henry is one of the best
railroad boys in the employ of the
Rock Island. His place on the ssgoat'i
is filed by Charles Shepherd, of Fair
bury, who has lately been firing on