Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-10-11
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LOCAL MENTION.

1e0du IL.
See the B. NJ. s. S. ad in the HERALD
this week.
L. ]. Allen was down from Norton
Wednesday.
Mrs ]. Q. Royce returned yesterday
from Beloit where she attended club
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Gilbert of Wood
ruff were brief callers at the HERALD
Office Thursday.
II. c. Bickford has bought the
property just west of the Presbyterian
church now occupied by Mr.. Dren-
nan.
Frank Perrine has given up his job
as freight rustler at the depot and is
now employed in Dickey's Owl res
taurant.
Mesdames Harry Simms, L. A.
Champlin and 1. c. Mcdowell are in
Kansas City this week attending the
Karnival.
Rev. Lamb went down to Emroria
Monday for a short visit. He will go
from there to attend the Synod before
returning home.
Mrs. l. II. Rogers returned Thurs
day from visit with friends in Kan
SaS City and her sister, Mrs. Roberts
at Ottawa. Kansas.
Call on the Shimeall Clothing Co. to
see the great new line of wOOlenS
received from Strauss Bros, Americas
Leading Tailors, Chicago.
]. R. Gaumcr was up from Kirwin
yesterday. He says they will lhave
the Wesleyan Male Quartette OF Hous-
ton in their city Nov. 10th.
Mrs. R. A. Handy, of Colorado
Springs, is in the city this week visit
ing Mrs. A. w. Robertson, Mrs. Ed.
Close and other friends here.
George Harr, OF Omaha accompan-
led the remains of Mr.. Beckley to this
city and attended the funeral. Mr..
Harr is grandson OF the deceased.
For that millionaire feeling" wear
clothes made to order by Strauss Bros.
Chicago. Prices to suit your purse.
See samples at the Shimeall Clothing
Store.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. G.. Schlieman of
IIoltop Kapcoc-ara tho l,o NM, M roofe
of a bouncing baby boy. Grandpa
and Grandma briggs are as proud as
anyone, of the young man.
The B. NJ. & S. Hard ware Company
are cutting down the windows of their
establishment and otherwise improv-
ing the building. They will now have
very handsome show windows.
TAKEN UP:-One red steer 2 or 3
years old weight about 700 lbs. Mark
ed with crop ON the corner part of
the left ear. DANE CAPsTICK,
Agra, Kans.
Carl LaRue and family returned
Thursday morning from an extended
visit to Colorado Springs and vicinity.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. LaRue have rela-
tives and friends living there.
]. F. Morse has been in Colorado
Springs all week attending the Ma
tional Irrigation Congress. Gov.
Stanley appointed him a delegate
from this state. He returned on No.
40 yesterday.
N. B. Mccormick will begin the
construction of new house on the
lots east Of the Baptist church next
week. He will build a modern house
"a by % it., and expects to have it
completed ready for occupation in a
very short time.
The republicans of this township
nominated the following ticket last
Saturday, Trustee, j. II. Newell:
Clerk J. G. Mccain; Treasurer; W. d.
Granger; Justice, J. NJ. Hickey and
w. N. Moore; C0nStableS, G. D. Heath
and Harry White.
The democratic township caucus
met last Thursday and nominated
the following ticket Trustee, James
Polling; Clerk. Cowden Moore; Treas
urer5 Carl LaRue; Justices, G. w.
Baum and ChaS. OStrander; Consta-
bleS, VIM. Stuart and NJ. p. Tack
well.
Judge Geiger is one of the ablest as
well as one of the faireSt judges that
has ever presided over this district.
His record Of expediting business
compares favorably with any judge in
the state; and he has hal fewer cases
reversed by the higher courts than
any other district judge in the same
time. Vote for him and thus secure
4 safe, conservative and thoroughly
competent man.
We print this issue an article from
w. e. Elliott. We do not comment
upon the article, but that does not
mean that we endorse his position at
all, but simply give him space to pre-