Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-16
LOCAL MENTION

r. D. Brothers was doing business
in the city yesterday.
W. Fl. Bright is now night watch.
man at the Roller Mills
T. N. Keeten was. up from Deer
Creek yesterday looking after business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Meyer, of Hill.
side, were brief callers at this office
Thursday.
Call at Mrs. Wright's Millinery
Store while in the city, Latest styles
and prices to suit.
F. r. Cannon was a pleasant caller
at this Office Thursday. He brings q
good report of the crop condition in
Greenwood.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
Herald. Send in your dollar and get
the paper, and also get the 800 in
cash. See?
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rumbaugh, of
Greenwood, were in the city last press
day. They made the Herald family
pleasant visit.
August Eltiste one of the leading
democratic citizens of Mound town
ship was a pleasant caller at this
Office Thursday.
c. ]. Van Allen the old populist war
horse of Kirwin was in the city Thurs
day. He found time to call at this
office for brief visit,
Frank DonaVen was down from Sum-
ner Thursday. Frank says things are
looking pretty good up that way-po-
litlcally as well as crop conditions.
Mrs. Linnie r. Wright wishes to
call attention to her Millinery to Re-
union visitors. Call and get what
you need from her store on South
Side.
J. L. Mccormick has moved his
family back to their residence again.
The house has been replaStered and
repaired since the fire, SO that it is as
good as new again.
Mrs. Geo. Cole who has been i'll for
the past two weeks has so far recover
ed as to be able to sit up, and to drive
out on the streets. 1t is hoped she
will soon be well and strong again.
nuifo n DuuoRor ~ O.r oaOnlo vuanf
over to Speed yesterday to attend the
Emancipation Celebration. They re-
port way up time. The Speed people
are noted for their enterprise in giving
"a good celebration.
There are two amendments to the
constitution proposed to be voted up
on at the election this fall. One is to
raise the salary of representatives and
senators; the other to change the
length of term of township officers.
Committeeman E. B. Sewell, R.
Frank Stinson and NJ. W. Hardman
tire to be congratulated on the success
of all the arrangements for the Re-
union. They have beed huStling
pretty lively for the past week or two.
The Mill started up again a few
days ago. 1t had been shut down
since last Saturday on acc CUNT OF not
having water, as the new boiler was
being put in down at the pumping
station. Everything IS running
smoothly now with an abundance of
water.
a wreck occurred at Norton last
Monday evening when Nos. 81 and 80
came together. Several cars were
made into kindling wood, but no one
was seriously hurt. There were
several passengers in the cabooSe of
No. 81, who were rather severely
shaken up.
James F. Cole has bought out the
Restaurant of H N. Yerton taking
charge Wednesday morning. Jimmie
just returned from Denver that morn
ing and made the deal right avn y
after getting here. He has had con-
siderable experience in restaurant
WOIh dLIu Will uOuOUIOSS AldkC d SUE
cess of it..
Ex-COmmisSioner J. D. Kinsey one
of the substantial farmers of Glen
wood accompanied by his estimable
wife was down last week visiting in
the ''old neighbOrhood" west of town
where they used to live. He called in
town Tuesday on his way back home.
Mr.. KinSey has many old neighbors
and all of them very warm friends Of
Of his, in this vicinity.
Mrs. Lou Conquest and her baby
girl are in the city visiting with the
BROKER family. They were in the
wreck at Norton and though they
were somewhat bruised by coming in
contact with the floor and walls of the
caboose during the mixup, they were
not badly hurt. However it is not
likely they are anxious to repeat the
experiment..
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