Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-07-26

LOCAL MENTION

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See Tackwell before ordering your
wall paper.
Mrs. G. W. Cole has been quite sick
for the past week.
Miss Ula Shimeall returned home
yesterday morning from q few weeks
visit at Norton.
BIrs. Mary o Common, of Marvin, re-
turned this week from two month s
visit in Colorado.
Next Monday is the "27th of
Downs" again. Quite a crowd of our
citizens will go down to enjoy she Gel
ebration.
Don't forget the n. E. Quarterly
meeting next Sunday night and Mon
day morning. Elder Housed will be
here on that occasion.
E. e. Taylor foreman In the Herald
Office is laying off on account of sick
ness the latter part of the week W. H.
Sciple is taking his place.
The whistles at the depot blew a
f1re-alarm Thursday afternoon. The
elevator gasoline engine was the cause
of the trouble but no damage was
done.
The school board met again last
Thursday night and elected NJ iss
Florence Johnson of Iowa City. Iowa,
for assistant principal and Green
Turnbo for janitor.
A letter from our old friend ]. o.
Rambo formerly of Marvin locates
him at Star. Idaho, where he orders
the Herald sent to keep him posted
on Phillips county events.
Attorneys W. II. Pratt, w. II. King
cry, r Frank Stlnson and C. A. Lewis
together with I. G. Mcdowell went
down to Salina Thursday afternoon to
appear before Referee Milliken in the
Reynolds & Reed bankruptcy case.
Our band boys will go over to Alma,
Neb. during their Street Fair this
fall. The Alma people appreciate
good band music, and as our boys
have been there before, they know
what they're about in re-ingagfng
them.
Mrs. Linnie R. Wright yesterday
purchased the Fisher Drug Store
building on the South side. She will
refit it up, for millinery store and
will move into it before great while.
The building is nicely situated and
will make good business location.
Vernon Curl returned from his
summers visit to Iowa Thursday
morning. He is looking we'll and says
he had an excellent time there al
though he spent the greater part of
the time at work. He expects to
enter the State University this fall.
Wesley Craven one of the leading
farmers of Beaver township was over
Thursday. He brought his father II.
D. Craven over to take the train here,
for Colorado Springs where he goes to
visit his son J. n. Craven. and, family.
He expects to be gone a month or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Phillips and
baby left Tuesday night for their
home IN Mexico, after quite an extern
ded visit here with Mrs. Phillips par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob H. Close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Close accompanied them
to their Mexico home for a months
visit.
Peter Hansen and his daughter Miss
Katie drove over from Logan Thurs
day to make the county seat a visit.
Miss Hansen has been engaged in
teaching in the Denver, Colo, high
school during the past year. Her
work there has been eminently sue
cesSful and she goes back again as a
matter of course.
c. A. Lewis was appointed attorney
to represent Trustee Strain in the
Reynolds & Read bankruptcy case in
taking of dispositions as to the legality
OF claims to be adjusted before Ref
cree Milliken at SalinG. The depoSi-
tienS were taken before justice Moore.
Attorneys BisSell, Kingery, Stinson
and Pratt were representing their
respective clients.
Judge Geiger will be present on
Woodman day of the Reunion and
make the principal speech of the day.
The Judge is a spell-binder and under.
stands wOodcraft in a manner that
will delight all who hear him. Hon
G. D. Jones of Norton who is also a
spell-binder of wide repute will be
here too. Mr.. Jones is in demand al
ways at Woodman Log Rollings.
G. w. Baum and J. w. Maxon re
turned Wednesday morning from q
trip to the. mountains and visit tt
their relatives and friends out there
They tell some very interesting stories
of the wonders they saw, and of the
beauties Of that remarkable section
of mountain scenery located aruunC
about Colorado Springs and Cripple
Greek. They enjoyed the trip i'm
menSely.
Clarence Rarick has been appointed