Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-07-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
!, LOCAL MENTION


y. Is. Halnlng was up from Agra on
Monday looking after business affairs.
c.. w. Mousley was down last Satur-
day and made US pleasant call while
in town.
Fred Pomeroy is here from Victor,
Colorado, called by the sickness OF
his mother.
Ex-commissioner Matt King was up
from Bow Creek yesterday and made
us brief visit.
Mrs. W. H. Tooker and son, Robert,
returned from the Beloit Chautauqua
on Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mulder are the
happy parents of a handsome baby
boy, born on July 10Th.
Rev. Isaac johnson one of the
Herald's Greenwood township friends
was pleasant caller yesterday.
Rev. Lyman c. Chase, of Marvin,
was friendly caller at the Herald
Office while in the city Monday.
Don't get too busy to think OF the
reunion dates--Aug. 19-20-21-22. This
year promises to be great success.
S. B. Weeks has bought a house in
the east part of town. and will shortly
move back from his farm to town
again.
Rev. Osman and family returned
from Beloit, Monday morning where
they had been attending the Chau-
tauqua.
L. T. Randolph, of Clyde, deputy
internal revenue collector, was in the
city last Friday looking up Uncle
Sans business.
Lee Galbreth returned from an ex-
tended trip into Montana last Satur-
day morning. He thinks that is a
very fine country.
G. \. Kysar is said to have about
the finest thresher that boes business
in this vicinity. He does excellent
work ond does it speedily.
Miss Ruth FIeisher, daughter of
Rev. E. H. Fleisher, arrived in the
city Monday evening. She will visit |
with relatives and friends here for
some weeks.
Harry Root, the almost ubiquitous
State Journal man, was in the city
again Monday looking up the interests
of his paper and incidentally '.sizing |
up" the political situation in the Big
Sixth.
a Mr.. Watson, of Osborne county, |
brand new steam thresh- |
ing outfit here last Saturday, and |
started out with it Monday morning. |
This makes two outfits he has at work
in this county.
Isaiah Wiles was down last Satur-
day and took advantage of our Kansas
City World offer with the Herald for
81. so. He lives on the rural route |
and is going to read good daily as
well as the best local paper in the
county.
The girl who will flirt with strange |
men in public places, however harm
less and innocent it may appear,
places herself in mans estimation on !
a level with the most abandoned of !
her sex. and courts the same regard
Freeman.
Harvey Patterson is one of the
great ''rustlers" among the thresherS.
He is an old hand and understands it !
He broke something |
about his engine Saturday, and by
Monday noon he had the new piece |
of machinery from the factory and |
was at work again.
The indianapolis Sentinel calls at
tention to this important feature of |
advertising: The news
paper goes into the home, where it is
read by every member of the family. |
The women, especially, need no invi-
tatiOnS to scan the advertising col |
umdS, although they may pay no at
tention to posters or circulars.
The Kirwin KanSan last week print
ed big oblong black spot and called !
it a likeness of Judge Hamilton.
may know whole lot about
law, but when he buys a 150-line half
tone to print in a newspaper and on a
press, he shows woeful
ack of knowledge of the fitness of
things. When WILL the politicians
and candidates ever get over the idea
they can beat the printer all to smash
buying newspaper cuts?
N. G. Bracken was nominated for
county clerk at the republican con-
gention of Kiowa county Oklahoma,
asst Saturday. Mr.. Bracken is a
rery bright and capable young man
and we are. pleased to learn of bis
political preferment. If the republi-
cans are going to elect any officers at
LII down in that county, they could