Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-09-10
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t DR.. Nelson is having his house re-
modelled and improved this week.
Joe Gleissner our popular tailor is
up to Goodland this week doing good
business there.
| Scott Burnap of Almena was down
yesterday visiting his father-in-law
J. W. Page and family of this city.
J. D. Cheadle went over to Wood
ruff for visit over Sunday. His
daughters Mrs. Read and Miss Mable
Cheadle returned home with him.
F. L. Ingersoll. J. A. Shattuck,
Henry Miller and John Bissell were
up from Kirwin yesterday. The first
named made this Office pleasant call.
Pay up and read the Kansas City
Daily World and the Semi Weekly
HERALD one year for only 1926. The
World is the stockmen's Official paper.
Mrs. Rogers is having her store
building, now occupied by Jimmy Cole
re-shingled and otherwise repaired
this week. John Close and Jess Hart
well are doing the work.
Misses Florence Medium and Mary
Ferguson returned yesterday morning
from their summers outing in the
mountains. The latter has greatly
improved in her health.
Mrs. A. w. Robertson and son Lloyd
are in Hill City this week visiting
with old friends, and also taking in
the Woodman Log Rolling which is
held there September 9. 10 and II.
Al Stearns came back to this city
last Saturday morning after year or
more spent in Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO City and Manitou. He likes the
winters here much better than in
Colorado.
Mrs. L. R. Wright returned last
Saturday night from her trip to
Chicago. She brought back a large
stock of the very latest styles of
Millinery goods. Miss Bessie Rambo
is assisting her to arrange and display
the same.
c. W. Bowman the next county
treasurer was in the city Monday and
Tuesday looking after some business
matters and incidentally the political
situation. Mr.. Bowman feels very
much encouraged over the outlook for
fusion success this fall.
James Johnson, good friend of the |
Herald'S from Greenwood township |
raises some of the finest melons grown |
in this county, The Herald force
knows because he treated them to a |
sample yesterday. Mr.. johnson knows |
exactly what will please the printers.
Charles H. Turner passed through |
this city yesterday morning with a
car load of stations and jacks for the
Idaho ranch markets. He will return |
in about three weeks with two cars of
best native bred range horses, which
he will sell here in Phillipsburg at
public auction.
The city schools will begin Monday
with Prof. Baker as principals; Miss
Minnie Shields as assistant; Miss
Maud Zeigler, intermediate, and Miss
Ethel Howard, Primary department.
An extra grade has been added which
makes the schools the equal of any in
the county.-Long Island Leader.
G. T. Gaumer and c. L. Gilbert two
prosperous farmers of Walnut town.
ship were in the city to see Superin-
tendent Thomas Monday. Mr.. Gaum-
er was given a permit to teach in |
district 78 and Mr.. Gilbert'S daughter |
was given a permit to teach in district
40, Both have had successful expert
ence as teachers before.
The Herald man was at Kirwin last
Saturday and found that thriving city
full of energy and business as usual. |
Schuyler Landes is getting his tele-
phone exchange completed, which |
will put the city up-to-date. Politi- |
cally a great many republicans ex-
press themselves as tired of boss rule |
and speak quite favorably of the fu-
sion nominees, while the fusioniStS |
are enthusiastic with the prospect of
success. All agree that the fusion
ticket is one of the best ever nomi-
mated. We met a great many old
friends and acquaintance among
them the ''Kansan" force, and enjoy
ed with all brief visit,
hHilsinerv