Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-09-06
Observation-Disclosures,
LOCAL MENTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Ernest Blancbard's father C. d.
Blanchard has been quite sick the
past few days.
/ Wayne Smith holds the position as
day engineer in the Pioneer Roller
Mills of this city.
Uncle Henry Ferrett was over from
Logan Tuesday looking after the de-
linquent tax sales.
Mate yanCleve came up from Kan
sas City the first of the week to visit
with bis many friends in this city.
Charley Posson's trotting horse
dropped dead on the track during the
races at the Norton Fair, Thursday.
T, J. Mcclure was pleasant caller
Wednesday. He ordered the Kansas
City Daily World in connection with
the Herald.
Miss Genie Arnold who attended
the high school here last winter has
gone to Ottawa TO enter the Uniyer-
sity there.
S. d. Spratlin was down from Free
dom yesterday and made a brief call
at this Office. Mrs. Spratlin reports
a fine crop this year.
Miller Chelf has equipped his mill
and residence with electric light He
has put in a motor and will soon have
the lights in operation.
Mrs. John Gebaart invited to her
country home number of Mrs. Hick-
enlooperS friends to renew old ac-
Quaintances Thursday afternoon.
John Q. Royce and John Thomas
were up at Norton Thursday taking
in the Fair, and inciden tally keeping
and eye on the socialist con vention.
John Ferguson has sold his dray
line to Joe Lee. Mr.. Ferguson has
moved into the country. Mr.. Lee
now occupies the Ferguson residence.
Mrs. Caroline Duer and Miss Duer
mother and sister of Mrs. Lamb left
this morning for Hastings, Nebraska,
before returning to their home in
| Ill.
News comes from Loveland, Colora-
do, thas Miss Mary Ferguson is quite
sick. The Misses Medium and Fergu-
son are out there spending the sum
mer.
f. A. Smith has his trotting horse.
Bond, up at Lincoln, 2Nebr., where he
entered him yesterday in the 2:25
trotting race. Bond is a. good horse
and is likely to distinguish himself
again this year.
A letter from W. B. Gaumer states
that he is located at uolton ready to
begin his work as a professor in Camp
bell University. He orders his Her
aid sent there to keep him posted on
Phillips county matters.
Remember that the feed mill will
make you the right price on flour and
feed. We handle flour and feed from
three mills. We are bound to sell.
Yours for business.
! CARL LARUE.
Uncle George Eckles has been con-
fined TO his bed with an attack of bill
liousness- the past few days. Uncle
Georges friends hope to see him able
to be around soon under the skillful
medical treatment of DR.. ]. ".
Steever.
Frank Strain returned home Thurs
day morning from an extended trip
to Colorado, where he has been visit
ing with his sons, Elmer, John and
viii and his daughter, MiSS Anna.
He reports them all enjoying good
health.
Rev. Lyman G. Chase or Marvin
was pleasant caller at this Office
yesterday. Rev. Chase is preparing a
manuscript for holiday book for a
Chicago printing firm. He is also the
author of several other books besides
this one.
The editor of this paper was under
the painful necessity this week of
having an aching tooth either extract
ed or filed. We are pleased to say
DR.. Pope filed the aching void very
neatly and with surprisingly little
pain. The doctor certainly knows
how to do work of that kind to the
complete satisfaction of suffering hu.
manity.
Mrs. Hickenlooper who is visiting
friends here has been the honoree al
several pleasant greetings, among
which the one given by Mrs. L. j
Herzog at her new home which is SC
well adapted for entertaining as vel
as the congenial hostess. was enjoyed
by all present. 1t is safe to say that
thimbles took very little part in the
afternoons program. An inviting
, lunch was served on quartet tab les.
Five years ago when an ''incompe
tent pop administration" was con
Quoting affairs the new school books
were placed IN the schools without {
jar, or particle of trouble. This