Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-11-05

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Enlarged, it now being six column
uarto.
Mrs. Tooker will entertain lady
friends in honor of Mrs. Mason Friday
fternoon. i,
Sherman Lewis, a brother of Mrs.
rPhil Albaugh from near Beloit is
! mere on a visit.
J. W. johnson of the Topeka Her
Eald made his regular trip through
\ here last Saturday.
II j. A. Wilson one of the good re-
gpubllcans Of Towanda was a county
Z seat visitor yesterday.
]. M. Tinney the Kirwin marble
cutter drove in Friday night on his
I return from western trip.
NJ S. N. Duvall Of Plainview came
Rover Saturday and was compelled to
remain in the city by the rain.
MS. Couch intends to erect new
K iron building on the site Of the one
destroyed by fire Friday evening.
y w. A. McCroSkey of Logan has I'm.
\ dergone an operation recently in a
st. Joseph hospital for appendicitis.
L. N. Jones is having new house
erected on his farm northwest of
II. r. Wintersteen is assisting
h lin.
g9S Mrs. ]. N. McIlvain returned Mon
\ day evening from a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Ray Holmes in York,
Nebraska.
Some of our Western Kansas papers
seem to think the ticket for 1904
y should be Roosevelt and Durbin, the
2yernor Of Indiana.
K }mes e. Brewer of Alpha, Okla
!, \, oma and Alice Spoelstra of Prairie
View were authorized to marry by H.
cenSe issued October 3lst.
G. E. Utter, W. G. Bissell, W. H.
\ Ransom and l.. MatteSOn drove over
2 to Woodruff Saturday to attend the
funeral Of f. A. LongStreth.
n j. T. Buechle of Speed came in
Tuesday morning with relatives who
had been visiting him to take the
train for their home in Sutton, Nebr.
Z. f. Gates authorizes the Herald
to state that the report that he has
! sold his farm is untrue but that he
4 may when the buyer comes to his
\ terms.
D. W. Cole was in town yesterday.
He and son have secured the right to
sell the Sinclair washer in Colorado
and the young man will probably de-
, part soon. Mr., Cole may 60 later,
DR.. Burt has moved the Office build
ing Of the feed mill onto his lots re-
Gently purchased at the north east
corner Of the square, and fitted it up
for an Office.
Andy Hooker and Minnie Myrtle
Walker Of this place, also Oscar II,
Turner and Naomi Il. Eller of Kirwin
were married BY probate judge COun-
tryman on Monday.
The Prairie Views states that Lo-
I gan is to have another paper edited
=. by J.. ROdabaugh. The new organ
will be Of the democratic faith and
will soon begin publication.
], G. Powelson and T. W. Powelson
of Stafford county are here for short
visit with the Gaumers. They drove
across the country taking about
! three days for the trip. They are
well pleased with the country.
While at Woodruff Saturday the
writer, had the pleasure of viewing
the new residence, being erected by
Commissioner, Hageman. 1t is a
. large and commOdius residence and a
credit to the community.
Mrs. L. A. Champlin entertained a
company OF fflends at dinner Monday.
Those enjoying her hospitality were;
Dir. and Mrs. VIM. ToUker, and Mr..
and Ar. Q. B. Lane, Mrs. E. W. Mason
and Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Herzog.
E. E. Taylor, has severed bis con.
nectlon with this office, and will take
needed rest from close continuing
labor. The Office will still keep up
its reputation by putting out only
the most up to date work. so don't
hfrget 1t when in need Of printing.
Car load Of New York Az
pies, Rhode Island Greetings
and New York Baldwins-on
Track. Good apples-will keep
i winter,-F. A. Smith,