Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-20

If you want fine job printing come
to the Herald Office. We can supply
you.
C. B. jackson and A.sA. Conner, of
Kirwin, we're up-to the county'S cap
ital yesterday.
Considerable broom corn is being
marketed in Phf1lipsburg now days
at good price.
Arthur Thompson, of Kansas City,
was doing business with our merchants
here ON Monday.
Harry Mount and wife, of Republi-
can City, Nebr., visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ritner Smith, Sunday.
oOAaHoouD HLrws
ueAls spooS 6oueJ 10 qa1oA oO.eIs
NJ. P. Bonebrake, of Phillipsburg,
is doing the painting on the new
brick block.-Woodston Star.
The football team will go to Phil
lipsburg Thanksgiving day to play
the boys of that town.-Oberlin Her
aid.
Tt is reported that Logon has TWEEN
ty-six Widows-Watch for the old
bachelors make a Decline for that
neck o. the woods.
Mr.. Vanderwege of Norton county,
was an agreeable caller at this Office
yesterday. He is a brother OF J. Van
derwege, of Luctor.
Lewis Boeve, an energetic and pros
porous farmer of Prairie View, was
very pleasant caller at this Office on
Tuesday and had his name enrolled
for the best and latest newspaper in
the county.
Judge Strain issued marriage liz
cenSe to Mr.. Ellis L. Christensen and
Miss Kittie V. BrotemarkIe, both OF
Kirwin, Kan. We understand they
will be married today. May success
and happiness be theirs.
Phillipsburg' famous foot ball team
went down to Smith Center last Sat-
urday and were defeated by score of
II to 0. We advice our boys to do a
little more practicing before they
play the Center boys again.
If John Royce will run his north
and south railroad through Kirwin
we won't have any kick coming, but
just let him try to pass us by on the
other side and you will hear the
darndest roar you ever heard reared.
independent.
James Brown, who lives two miles
west of the city, came in yesterday
and had US set his subscription year
ahead. Mr. Brown took advantage Of
our clubbing rates with the Kansas
City Daily World one year for dol
lar.
DR.. Phillips, Chancellor-of the Kan
sas Wesleyan University at Salina, was
in the city yesterday. He in company
with Rev. Osman visited the public
schools and made a very interesting
address to the high school pupils. DR..
Phillips is travelling in the interest of
the college.
Monday we had occasion to call on
DR.. r. W. Pope, the gentlemanly
young dentist, and found him busy at
work. DR.. Pope is a frSt-clasS work.
man, and is giving satisfaction to all
who give him their work. You can
find him in his office over the post
Office any day in the week.
The Freedom township Temperance
Union will meet at Red Top school
house Thursday morning, November
Il, at 1880 p. M, for the purpose Of
electing president, and to transact
any other business that may come be-
fore the meeting. All temperance
workers please attend.
MILTON PHIDLIPs, Sec.
W. G. Bissel went over to Logan on
Monday, to start suit against Charley
Tibbs for assaulting j. o. Hill. 1t
seems as though the parties had had
trouble in some way and last Satur-
day while Hill was passing TibbS on
the street, he was struck on the head
by Tibbs with a carpenters level
and rendered unconscious for several
hours.
Any common pup could do the
bloodhound act if he. wanted to. No
tice how any sort of scrub dog can
take the trail Of his master and fol-
low it to Kingdom Come. He could
follow any other mans trail just as
we'll if somebody could only make him
understand that there was big
money in the busineSs.-Jewen Re-
publican.
One of the beautiful sights for the
past few evenings, is the group Of
three planets and the slender crescent
of the new moon in the southwestern
sky just after sunset. The planets
are Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. A
small telescope will show Venus as a
crescent like the moon. A little
larger one will reveal three of Jupiter'S
four moons, and a still larger one is