Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-12-24

Susie Close has assisted some in the
News office this week. a.
Mail orders for ioh work will he
givencarefnl attention.
Mrs Cavwnod has gone TO Alma for
visit with her parents.
A nvinp machine that flies isrep0rt-'
cd as one Of the latest novelties. -
John Q. Rnvce wentto Topeka last
Saturday and got "interviewed.
E. t. Morgan has returned from
Topeka for his Christmas vacation
NJ. A Spaldino will mt in an actv-
lene gas plant AT his place Of business
!. F. Cole will handle the fancipst
/. line Of Xmas candies that ever came
to your town.
Miss Edna Richard nf Sumner who
is teaching near Agra visited friends
last Saturday.
- Katie Smith returned from Colora-
( do Springs Sunday for the Christmas
vacation in this CITY.
Miss Mamie Combe visited in town
fora short time this morning while on
her way to Mahaska, Kansas.
Mrs. Fl. N. Coomes and son George
were among the large number of visi-
tors to this city last Saturday.
John Roth Of Phillipsburg and AM
ella Gehler of Denver were married nv
probate Judge Countryman on the 10.
Charles Gray left Monday morning
for short stay in Oklahoma to look
after business interests in that terri
tory.
Riley Reader and wife left this morn
ing for Fairbury. Mrs. Reeder will
visit in eastern Nebraska before re-
turning
Harrison Washburn has returned
from Ohio and other eastern pOinst.
Mr.. Washburn looks well after his
vacation.
J. M. Elliott Of Rockport has been
helping to flood the. grain market Of
this city by bringing over some of his
wheat crop.
A fine display of Holly. MiStletoe
and Christmas trees at McCormicks,
Come in and look them over and you
will want them.
Rev. Theo Bracken left this morn
ing for Springville. Iowa Mrs. Rracken
who has been visiting there will re
turn after Holidays.
Jim Bogenrief and wife of Glenwood
came down Saturday and remained in
town over Sunday the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Larkin.
Rev. Hill of of Elks Falls Kansas
was called here by the death of Mrs.
Hughes, He returned this morning
accompanied by Mrs. Carman.
There is still a good opening for
several good dwelling houses in this
city. Rent on some of them is bettr
han the blnker'S two per cent.
w. A. Swim Of Marvin was In Sat
urdav inqniring about schools. His
Son Ed expects to take a course in
good business college this winter.
~ You will enjov a Merry Christmas II
you visit McCormick's and provide a
generous supply Of Holiday gifts for
your family. just try this once.
Z Friends of n. w. Garrison in tire
future may address him at Westmcre-
land, Kansas near which town he will
make his future home. He departed
last week.
The Herald acknowledges a pleas
ant call from w II Crider last Satnr-
day. Mr.. Crider is a farmer who has
felt the touch Of prosperity during
recent years
Anna Strain arrived Sunday morn
ing from Colorado Springs She will
spend the Christmas vacation with
her relatives and many friends in
Phillipsburg.
NJ. p. Bonehrake while working for
Dunns last SATURDAY. received a fall
} which fractured rib and bruised him
quite badly. He Is getting along very
nicely however.
NoTICE.-Regular preaching ser.
vices at the Baptist church next Sun.
day both morning and evening
Preaching at Prairie College school
house at three p. m.
Wallace Pratt returned from Law.
renee, Kansas, last Monday morning
Wallace is attending the State Uni