Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-09-17
LOCAL MENTION.

Court adjourned last Saturday
afternoon until Friday Nov. when
some motions are to be heard.
Marshall Bright is making the
streets look like streets again instead
of mud holes. and water courses.
Mrs. Burst and her daughter Miss
Nettie have purchased a farm near
Woodruff of James Coffey. Bert Burst
will occupy the farm.
Harry Root the State Journal man
was doing this city last Saturday and
Sunday. Harry's Sixth District notes
are always interesting.
Louie Strodtbeck has moved his
shoe shop over to the south side in
the building recently vacated by the
south side meat market.
VIII Meyer, S. A. Ross and A. c..
Boyd three Plainview township citi-
zens were pleasant callers at this
| Office while in the city Monday.
Pay up and read the Kansas City
Daily World and the Semi Weekly
HERALD one year for only 1925. The
World is the Stockmen's official paper
Gebhart s. Son are improving their
store front by putting in a square
entrance. This will make more arts
tic show windows and also wider
doors.
E. Fl. Mcintyre a former Phillips
county school teacher but now resi-
dent of Seneca, Kansas. was in the
city yesterday looking after some
business matters.
J. B. Hicks of Plainview township
recently sold bunch of cattle to c..
W. Quanz, OF Marvin, for $24OO. Mr..
Hicks will SOW $50 acres of wheat this
fall.-Logan Republican.
There will be no preaching in any
Of the churches in this city next Sun
day evening. All will join in Union
Temperance service at the Baptist
church. Mrs. Sibbett will lecture.
R. II. Johnson a prominent farmer
from Long Island was a brief caller
yesterday. Mr.. Johnson thinks the
political situation in his township and
vicinity is. very favorable to fusion
success.
Charles Kelley went down to SIN it'll
Centre Monday morning to play the
tuba in the Smith Centre band for q
days during their county fair. Chas.
has the reputation of being an excel
lent musician.
It is now ''papa" Archie Vierrs.
Mrs VierrS presented him, Monday
morning with a bouncing baby boy
Archie is about as proud of his new
honors as a small boy with his first
pair of red top boots.
Mrs. Nellie Rhoads of Norton came
down last Sunday to remain during
the week with her brother Fred Bride
groom. Mr.. Bridegroom is slowly i'm.
proving in health and it is hoped Will
soon be able to sit up again.
C. D. Heath has bought of W. G.
BiSsell the two lots adjoining his
property on the north. This gives
him nice additional plot of grounc
and enlargeS his residence premises tt
very comfortable proportions.
@. NJ. Poe has purchased for Mrs.
Poe new Smith & Barnes piano like
the one she had burned in the fire
which originated in the Handy store
two years ago last July. 1t is a higf
grade instrument and is a beauty
indeed.
Attorneys ". =. Kingery and Nah
in 81 Mahin argued motion for new
trial in the case ofState VS. J.. o. Lowe
last Saturday. Some testimony was
introduced, but Judge Hamilton tool
the case under advisement until Fri
day Nov. 18th. The election occurs
Tuesday Nov. 4th.
Dye & Son have bought the hard
ware stock ond buildings of Brown a.
Edmond and also the implement bust
ness of F. A. Shields of Edmond
Will increase the stock to $1,000, and
will make the stock second to none in
western Kansas. Frank Dye will b.
the manager of the business.
: Republican.
While at Prairie View Tuesday. we
met many old friends and we saw the
new baby girl at C. D. Walkers. L
is a very pretty 81 pound baby, borl
Sunday evening, Septem Der 9Th. W.
did not see Calvin and did not ventura
to hunt HIM up-he feels so big
they say that he don't notice people
Logan Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bridegroom of Nor
ton were here for the greater part O
: last week helping to care for their sol
Fred during his illness. They left th
first of the week for Atlanta. Georgi;
; on a trip of pleasure and recreation
) They will also visit Washington D. c
and other points east before returning
home.