Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-07-20
LOCAL MENTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

year.
Lawyer Holmes, of Kirwin, was in
the city Tuesday.
Charley Cole, of Long Island, visited
friends in this city Tuesday.
VIM. Stretton, of Downs. spent Sun
day with friends in this city.
About the only real busy man in
town these days is the ice man.
Preaching every Sunday morning
and evening at the Methodist church.
Prof. Cutter of Norton has been en-
,ployed as principle of the Almena
school.
DR.. Nelson reports baby boy at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jacobs.
County Attorney Bissell made "a
business trip to Logan Friday, via
Marvin.
Jas. Woods has erected a windmill
on his premises in the northeast part
of town.
The Haskell Indians are billed to
play ball at Oberlin next Tuesday and
Wednesday.
H. A. Royce, the real estate man of
Kirwin, was a business caller in this
city Thursday.
Miss Ula Shimeall, of Nor
ton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. NJ.
Poe of this city.
Miss Bernice Rose and class are pre-
pairing to give an entertainment in
the near future.
DR.. Pope, the dentist, has been
making the rounds of the surrounding
towns this week.
j. w. Hunell and son, of Henderson,
Nebr., are visiting at the home of ].
H. Rogers this week.
Ringing Bros. show will be at To
peka August s. 1t is probable that
they will head this way.
Will Watson and Miss Maude Dag
gett drove over to Long Island last
Sunday for days visit.
The fish in the Solomon are dying
in large numbers, the banks in places
being lined with dead fish.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Churchill Tuesday.
DR.. Nelson in attendance.
A meeting of the Phillips county
temperance union was held at the
Baptist church Wednesday.
Supt. Thomas was up to Prairie
View Thursday and says the corn is
in bad shape in that section.
Raleigh Boughton left last Wednes-
day with team and wagon for the har-
vest fields Of Southern Kansas.
The trouble with the latest shot
time" is that it came too soon and
stayed too long.-Mankato Advocate.
Miss Perlis Warner came up from
Kirwin again Tuesday night to spend
another week with Miss Grace Smith.
Ralph Winship, Ross Smith and
Perez Lowe went up to Almena Thurs
day night on No. and returned on
No. 10.
Adkins brothers took out one of
those celebrated J. I. Case threshing
machines from TheO. Smith & Sons
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Bower and children
went up to Norton the first of the
week for visit while Mr.. Bower is
in Oklahoma.
Van E. Hugunin is enjoying the
mountain scenery these hot days.
Miss Grace is staying with Mrs. Poe
during his absence.
Marshal briggs is putting in good
work on the streets these days. Pref
ty hot work, but he rather seems to
enjoy it for a change.
Chas. E. McNall. postmaster of
Lebanon and an old and respected
citizen of Smith county, died at his
home Friday, July II.
One of our exchanges suggests that,
with hay at the present high price,
the farmer supply his hay shed with
a Yale lock this winter.
Emory Hickey and Miss Ethel Smith
went up to Almena Thursday to wit
ness the ball game between Almena
and the Haskell Indians.
J. NJ. Spratlen moved his family
down from Stuttgart Wednesday and
will make his home in this city. They
occupy the Woodward house.
Mayor c. A Lewis was confined to
his home with sickness a few days this
week, but is now fully recovered and
attending to his Office duties.
Ernest Fleisher came down from
Phillipsburg Saturday morning. He
had been spending few days with
his uncle.-SmithC County Journal.
A party of four people came down
from Gratpa in DhiIIiDc cOupfV NFuoc