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

MISS ltIulduTlCe has taken Case
in this Office
The Bethke Brothers of Stuttgart
were in Phillipsburg Sunday.
G.. A. and VIM. Van DieSt were
down from Prairie View yesterday.
Mrs. E. W. Mason of Belleville is
visiting her numerous friends in this
city.
Y. H. TrOmp returned from his
business trip to Kansas City Friday
evening,
Mrs. Shelton is here from Long
Island visiting her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. A. Spauld ng.
An extra rush of work has COM
PEELED the mill force to keep at work
on Sunday Of late.
According to the Kansas City Jour-
nal Doodle is the paramount issue in
Missouri and live one everywhere.
Wanted to contract getting out 100
cords building rock and hauling early
this fall. Inquire Of j. S. Morse Jr.
NJ. and D. EltiSte were In Tuesday
to announce that they are now en-
joying rural free delivery mail ser.
vice.
Come to the Court House Saturday
afternoon and evening and hear an
Exposition Of the principles of social
ism.
The rain Saturday evening kept
boys on "miSchief bent at home.
Hereafter, we should prefer rainy
hallOw zen.
Mr.. John Weaver and family desire
to thank their friends and neighbors
for kindness and sympathy during
recent bereavement.
VIM. Allen White of the Emporia
Gazette is out in a strong editorial
endorsing Chas. Curtis and condemn
ing the fight upon him.
VIM. Rousemont, who has been
visiting at his old home in Tennessee
returned as far as Cuba, Kansas
where he is now very sick.
Harley VierS stopped here for q
visit with his brother Archie while
on his return to his home in Stockton
from a visit in Ennis, Texas.
"a Kansas Sunhower" at the
Opera House Friday night. This is
one Of the Lockes featured perform
anceS. Seats now on sale at McCor.
mickS.
James Page of Phillipsburg, father
of Mrs, Scott Burnap and Mrs Jesse
Yocum visited here a few days the
fore part of the week. --Almena Plain:
dealer.
J. e. Jones and Ed Baum who have
been painting for Martin KiStner at
Stuttgart are home on account of the
wet weather, Mr.. Jones has been
assisting some in this office.
George Townsend is moving a
building from the southwest corner Of
the square. DR.. Haggard will build
on his lots. The building being
moved Tapped over on the Doctors
ground.
There was a wreck on the Rock
Island near CORTLAND Tuesday which
interfered with traffic and delayed
the mails. The damage was quite
heavy, but there was no loss of life.
or dangerous injuries.
LOST-On "Wednesday morning Of
last week, / lost good brown over
coat between PhillipSburg and the
Mende school house. Finder will be
rewarded by returning same to me.
c. NJ. ARNOLD.
G. L. Crist and wife Of Bow Creek
township were in town yesterday with
their four year old daughter who was
paralyzed when only ten. days old.
consulting physicians. tt is to he
hoped that the little sufferer may be
relieved.
p T. Adams one of the leading
Young republicans of GlenwOod town.
ship came down Friday night to be
nn hand for the teachers examination
the next day. Mr.. Adams is an ex
perienCed teacher and OF course was
among the fortunate number Satur-
day. ...
The Phillips County Bank has pre-
pared the street adjoining the walk
east Of bank building for a flower
park and will prepare the north side
the same. 1t is the intention TO put
nut several varieties NJ flowers next
season, and the south east corner NJ
the square will be made an attractive
place.
Edward Clark. John Ruick and
Chas GlOu0h we're arrested Monday on
complaint Of Frank A|bauph for dis.
turhing the peace. They were tried
before ]. M Hickey. fined $500 and
cnsis. bnt fine was RENTED on con
dtinn that they, who were nOn-reSl
dents. leave the community, which
they we're happy to do.
Fred Griffin who has been living in
Arkansas arrived Saturday with his
family and a lot nj malaria. Arkan-
sas Is a good state--tn leave. It's
valleys are very productive. especially
NJ chillS and fever, while its upland
are typical health resorts. with no
snll IN speak Of. The chief industries
are the manufacture nj "Pine top"
raising NJ razor back hogs and demo
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