Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-01

day.
The Kansas City papers rejoiced as
much over the recent band issue as
they might be expected to over a new
union depot.
Mike Bach brought in three large
ears of corn which he raised on bis
Mound township farm. He has lot
of it just as good.
Mrs. A. G.. Kulitz and Miss Lucy
Reynolds, Of Goodland, visited Sun
day and Monday with Mrs. E. E.
Taylor and the Misses Harpers.
@. W. Bowman treasurer, elect was
down from Prairie View Monday. He
expects to locate here next week, but
as yet has secured no residence prop
erty.
Elmer Stroup came up from Bow
Creek, Tuesday bringing his wife and
her mother, Mrs. Hebrew who are
going to Morrison, Colorado for a
visit.
VIM. ROuSement will leave soon for
his old home in Tennessee. 1t has
been three years since his last home
coming and he will remain about a
month.
On Wednesday Probate Judge
Countryman united in marriage Mr..
G. r. Mattock, Of Colorado Springs,
and Miss Myrtle Hudson of Dayton
township.
Ray G. Mckay the druggist over at
Palco came in Monday for visit
with parents and friends in this city.
Ray formerly INDUCED in the print
ing business.
Elmer Strain and wife came down
from Colorado Springs, Saturday
night Elmer returned Sunday, and
Mrs. Strain will make short
eastern visit before returning.
A bum printer was in town last
week, at the conclusion that he was
"bum" seems to be fair for after hold
ing up two three fortunate printers
for two bits piece, he left the town
and board bill
Little Frank Mckay received a
severe injury Tuesday morning by
running against platform which
was put up for the purpose Of re-
painting the Herald sign. 1t was
painful but not serious.
Mondays State Journal contains a
cut and write up of the Phillipsburg
Girls Band, which, it says, lis at
tracing a great deal of attention. 1"
We all admit that they form the best
band in northwest Kansas.
j. G. Mccain Of this place and VIM.
Murray of Kentucky who is here visit
ing started for an overland trip to
Thomas county on Tuesday morning.
They may invest in some land
which is good proposition.
Zalmon II. Morton and Myrtle II.
Horton were married at the residence
Of Grandma Morton Of this city Mon
day morning by Probate Judge Coun.
tryman. Both Of these young people
are residents of Sheridan countyr
f. G. Johnson OF the Minneapolis
Better Way arrived Tuesday morn
ing for short visit with his daughter
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rumbaugh and incident
ally to take in the Convention in this
city. He is suspected of having poll
tical motives on the side.
E. e. Duncan and family arrived
from Phillips county Friday on a
visit to his father, Henry Duncan,
northeast Of town. Mr.. Duncan is
out on a look for a location but thinks
he will take trip to Idaho before
deciding on a permanent home.-Sel.
den Independent.
r. Bfaman was county seat visi-
tor Saturday bringing his daughter,
Ines to take the train for Manhattan
where she will remain for three
months taking a course in domestic
economy in the State Agricultural
College. She will stay with the Jus.
tin family while there. Leola has a
school in osborne county which be-
gins Monday. Crystal thus loses two
Vt her respected young people for a
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