Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-09
Observation-Disclosures
LOCAL MENTION


| Ii. r rank SblnSOn has received The
official button for the Reunion. See
him and get one.
Mrs. G. W. Mcclure has been very
sick for the past week, but we learn she
is getting be tier now.
w. N. Chef attended a. convention
of MillerS at Downs this week. lie
returned Friday morning.
Editor Platt of the Kirwin Kansan
was up convention day taking his first
lessons in Phillips county republican
politics.
Peter Hansen and daughter Miss
Kate were over from Logan two days
attending the Endeayor Meeting and
visiting friends.
Mrs. Fred Bridegroom accompanied
by Mrs. Bridegroom and daughter of
Norton have gone to Colorado Springs
to spend a few weeks.
Yesterday morning a good shower
with cooler atmosphere ''sayed the
corn" again. Just watch Phillips
county'S corn crop this year.
Dick Tackwell has been over at
Speed all the week painting church.
He will also paint their new school
house and several residences in that
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Poe returned
from their trip to Norton and Beaver
City last Tuesday night. Mr.. Poe
left Wednesday for Kansas City whtr re
he goes Oh business.
The new boiler for the city water
works was taken down Thursday ana
is now being put i'll place. When it is
ready for use, the city will not likely
be out Of water again soon.
Mrs. L. W. French and son Ray
mond, of Holton, are in the city this
week visiting with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Hahnenkratt. They expect
to spend month or So here.
Mrs. L. R. Wright has moved her
stock of goods TO her own building Un
the south side and is getting the
stock pretty well in shape for a hand
some display in the windows.
Members of the Royal Neigh bors of
America are earestly requested to be
present in their camp room next
Wednesday evening.
MARTHA FLEMING, Oracle.
Do, II TT,ccn~J - 1yi,ooo;1l
Kansas, will occupy the pulpit of the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
and evening. A very cordial invita-
tion is extended to everyone to be
present.
Miss Iva Smith came home from
Colorado Springs last Wednesday on
No. 6, in response to d telegram an
nOuncing the death of her little
brother. She will remain here week
or SO before returning.
Mrs. Ebert Morse and Misses leila
and Ruby Ingram of Bloomington,
Nebraska, were over this week visit
ing with their brother, G. E. Ingram
and family of this city. They re-
turned home Friday night.
Editor Burlington of the Logan
Republican took time after the con-
vention Wednesday to make us a
friendly call. Mr.. Burlington is one
of the men who have read the Herald
every since it started in 1877.
G. S. SimmS the hustling life insu-
rance man from Agra was a brief
caller at this office Thursday. Mr.
SimmS does a nice business writing
life insurance. Everybody knows he
is all o. k. consequently they patronize
him.
D. A. Bickford is in the city this
week visiting with his relatives and
friends. Mr.. Bickford used to be
Phillipsburg printer, but has been fol-
a number of years in business in
Chicago. He remains here only for
few days.
Lee Galbreth has opened up a bill
lizard parlor in his building one door
south of Frank StinSon'S law office.
He has it fitted up with brand new
everything new except his
billiard and pool tables, which are
just the same as new.
Mrs. E. I. King and son Master
George paid the Herald office a
pleasant visit last Wednesday while
in the city. Mrs KING was attending
the Christian Endeavor Meeting,
while her husband was here as dele
gate to the republican convention.
G. A. Lewis returned from Colorado
Springs yesterday morning where he
had been for the past week. He was
over at Manitou the day after their
terriabIe rainstorm and witnessed the
wreckage and debris strewn along the
gulch in which the famous watering
place is situated. Mrs. Lewis and
family remained for a months stay
in Manitou.
a mistake was made in writing up
the call for the Peoples Party county