Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-12-31
LOCAL MENTION.

PLIMENTs OF THE SEASON. A HAPPY
AND PROSPEROUS YEAR TO ALL.
Haggard fits glasses.
Dot Mckay went to Kirwin Tues
day for short visit.
The commissioners meet in special
session tomorrow, Friday.
q. w. Bowman and family spent
Christmas at Prairie View.
Bert Morse has returned to his work
in the machine shops at Goodland.
e. e. Duncan took the train yester-
day for Selden after short stay here
Phil Albaugh and family spent a
day visiting in the country the first
Of the week.
SALE BILLs-When you need them,
come and get our prices. We can give
you first class work.
e. f. Gates accompanied his son
Frank to Kansas City Tuesday, Frank
goes for medical treatment.
n This week has been very quiet.
People are just recovering from christ
mas and new year is yet to come.
ms. q. G. Hickok of Carlton, Ne
\ \. aska is here visiting at the home of
\ her daughter, Mrs. ]. +. Rambo.
John Kimball, of Colorado Springs
came in on Sundays train and will
visit the Stearns family for short
time.
L. J. Herzog left yesterday for Kan
sas City. Chicago and perhaps la few
other eastern points. This is a bust
ness trip;
VIM. Elrod came down from Glen
wood Tuesday on his wheel. He re-
NAMED over night and went on south
the next day.
w. NJ. Chelf seems to be prospecting
in the grain business in which he
recently engaged. He owns several
good elevators.
NJ. A. Spaulding and wife went to
Long Island Saturday. Mel returned
Monday, but Mrs Spauldhg desired
longer visit and remained.
On Monday r. p. Stewart, II. S.
Garrett and R. A. Porter all of Sum-
ner were business visitors to this city.
The Herald acknowledges call.
Mrs G. E. Stearns and Mrs. Allan
Post returned Monday evening from
their christmas visit at the home of
their parents at Alma, Nebraska.
z. f. Gingles has decided to make
sale which he will hold at his farm in
Nashville township on January 10Th.
Ex-commissioner e. d. Murray will
ofliciate.
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors
will hold a joint installation of the
newly elected officials Of those lodges
at their first meeting Of the new year
on January8.
Even q "A Use man requires time to
learn his own mind. Mr.. Hoch has
taken several weeks to discover that
he could not get his town consent" to
run for governor.
Frank Larkin and wife left Thurs
day for the Bogenrief home in Glen
wood where they visited among friends
and relatives till Sunday. They re-
port merry Christmas.
A. De Vries, of Crystal, was a coun.
ty seat visitor Tuesday. Mr., De Vries
has sold one Of his farms and is willing
to sell the other when any one wants
it bad enough to pay his price,.
A man in Denver has sued for d.
yorce alleging non-support. Sounds
funny, doesn't it? But remember
women are on the same social and
political plane as men, in Colorado.
w. G.. Bissell and VIM. Kingery
moved their Office from the Phillips
county bank building to the new
rooms just prepared by Or. Haggard'S
Office. They have very nice office
rooms.
24O acres of land in Crystal town
ship, we'll improved, nearly all smooth
tilabe land, good water and timber,
only $4,000. Several other good snaps
also. Address, S A. MatteSon, Dana,
Kansas.
A number of the old residents have
been invited to assemble at the home
of Mr.. Richard. in Sumner, for dinner
on New Years day. This is in honor of
Mr.. Richards birthday. A pleasant
event is assured.
Eugene TAYLOR and Ted Nichols, OF