Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-10-01

COhoCOi AAdAAio III Shio City OCCODcL
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Fred W Ellenberger and Miss Kate
NJ. johnson were granted license to
wed Sept, %.
The Rocks County Record last week
printed the pictures of the republican
candidates OF that county.
II. B. Morgan one of the leading
farmers of Freedom township made
this Office pleasant call yesterday.
Probate Judge Strain issued mar
riage license to Henry g. Grnve TT and
Miss Bertha E. Curry last Monday.
C. J. Fleming and wife attend ed
the street fair and incidentally visited
with some of their old time Woodruff
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hams left last
Saturday night for an extended trip
to Ohio to visit relatives and old
friends.
Clarence j. Hull and Miss Mary r.
Kirk were married in this city last
Saturday, Sept, q by Probate Judge
Strain.
Misses May Close and Josie
Beauvais have been assisting in this
office during the sickness of Miss and
Mr.. Taylor.
Township committeeman should
not fail to get their nominations in
right away. The last day for filing is
October 4th.
Henry Locke was in the city
Yesterday as advance agent of the
KerkhOff-Locke company which will
be here next week.
The Peoples party Of Arcade town.
ship will hold caucus at Dana, Sat
urday, Oct, 4th 1902 at p. m.
F. II. SIssoN, Com.
G.. e. Utter the peoples democratic
candidate for sheriff is one of the
most popular menin the county. His
election is assured.
q. E. Stearns and wife were over to
Alma last week visiting with friends
and taking in the street fair. They
report having an excellent time.
Pay up and read the Kansas City
Daily World and the Semi Weekly
HERALD one year for only 1925. The
World is the Stockmen's fetal paper.
R. A. Burch Of Salina was placed
upon the republican ticket by the
state committee Monday, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Judge
Ellis.
Hon. William Stryker has been
placed on the peoples-dem ocratic
state ticket for state superintendent
OF public instruction, instead of T. G.
Powell, who declined the nomination.
Ira White former citizen of this
county but now a resident of Jewell,
was up this week after his cattle,
which he took home on Nc. 80 yeSter-
day. He made this ONCE pleasa NJ call.
G. H. Tucker photographer and
Mrs. Tucker milliner will occupy the
building recently vacated by the
Reynolds & Read hardware stock.
The building has been reprinted, and
put IN first class shape. 12o1
Wardie White editor of the News
was down to Topeka the first Of the
week looking after political matters.
The Leland crowd however, knocked
out Judge Clark A. Smith and put on
a man who is in touch with the bosses.
Back again for the fourth time,
better and stronger than before. The
Kerkhoff Locke Co., in a brilliant
repertoir Of comedy drama, all next
week, come and enjoy a week of fun,
Season tickets SLIGO each, prices 1926
So cents.
Back again:-The ever popular
Kerkhoff-Locke CO.. will open a
weeks engagement at the opera house
next Monday night with most beau
tiful play, 1.-The Seal of Silence. :"
Season tickets now on sale SLIGO each.
Prices 1888 cents.
w. G. Elliott, late of this county
| but now of Alma Nebraska was a
brief but pleasant caller at this Office
yesterday. Mr.. Elliott found it to
his interests to move to Nebraska
and as result he was compelled to
withdraw from the socialist ticket
in this county.
Thursdays Kansas City Journals
red head line "As rule city broke
people don't like to be run over by an
auto" That may be peculiar to city
| ways, but we know OF several residents
of this burg who are not quite broke
that object vigorously to being him
over by anything from an automobile
| to band wagon.
Kirwin is having all sorts of trouble
again. A minister from Smith Center
who was holding a series of meetings
there, was asked to go into livery
stable, and while there was assaulted
by gang of ruffians and quite severly
hurt, although it is said he made it
lively for the toughs. Arrests have
followed and probably the cases will
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