Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-12-08
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BORN Yesterday, a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Mcclure.
Jones says Pratt & Mills loan money
on realty. Jones knows.
The Woodmen meet Friday night
and will elect officers for the ensuing
term
Rev. L. W. Kemp drew the prize, a
toy stove, given away oy Bridegroom
& Marsh last week.
Lizzie Gebhart went to Downs the
latter part Of last week for visit
with her brother Ross.
G. NJ. Cole spent few days at Colby
last week having been called there by
the death of his sister, Mrs. Starcher.
"Fatty" Stapp, "3abe Gray and
Phil Aumiler gave an amateur show
to good house at Marvin, Tuesday
night.
The Kansas apple crop, was very
large but is now 80 nearly exhausted
that they are being shipped into the
state In large quantities.
John Kelley was in town Saturday
and states that he expects to visit
Wichita, Kansas and Ell Reno. Okla
homa, during the holidays.
Mrs. Jerome Fogleman Is enjoying
a visit from her sister who arrived
Tuesday from Wyoming, and will re-
main for two or three months.
The Enporia man who was COMPEL
ed to burn his shirt publicly because
the result of the election In Missouri
is probably the worst sufferer from the
recent cold snap.
/ Mr. William Bradley and wife are
enjoying visit from S. S. Martin and
two daughters, Misses Nora and Jessie
from Denver. 81, Mr.. Martin is a broth
er OF Mrs. Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Mills of Gales
burg Illinois, will hereafter read the
news from the old home through the
kindness of Mrs. Mills father, James
Woods who directs the HERALD It.
their address. y. 3 y
Pratt s. Mills have arranged with
ono of the leading insurance compa.
MES of the United States to do gener.
al farm insurance business. You will
do well to give them a call when de-
string anything In this line.
Frank Sllyers, Charles Siples and
Ira Gaines, who were arrested on com.
plant of Evan Hebrew, Of Bow Creek
for disturbing religious meetings were
tried before W. G.. Francis last Friday
and each given a fine Of S.. and costs.
The farmers who have found that
the weather has been too warm for
comfort In the cornhelds must have
thought the change last Friday an
agreeable one. The thermometer
hunted the location Of the zero and
came near finding it.
], H. Flelsher who left during the
fall aid located at East LIE Roy,
Michigan where he is now residing,
sends in his renewal this week. Mr..
Fleisher states that his health has
greatly improved and that he is pros.
pering in his new home.
A lea2-year ball was given in the
Stinson and Bickford building last
Friday night. 1t was attended by a
large number Of the young people Of
the city, the gentlemen being escorted
to and from the bali by the young la.
dies who also footed all the bills. 1t
Is said to have been q very pleasant
event.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. s. Jacobs became
the parents Of child on the I'd,
which lived but short time after Ia
birth. The funeral services were con.
Quoted by Rev. Isaac johnson at the
home OF the bereaved parents who
have the sympathy Of the Delghbor
hood.
Many localities In Kansas have theil
wheat kings, corn kings, apple kings
onion princes, etc, all OF which show
the profits OF diversified farming
But 1t remained for LPuOra to trot oul
aSweet potato king. His name is A,
j. Burwell and bis farm adj0ins The
corporate limits Of Lenora. Mr.. Bur
we'll raised 800 bushels Of sweet pota
toes from a four-acre patch, and b,
hassold the entire crop at sl.4O pei
D busbel, thus realizing the neat sum Of
81, l20, or nearly $500 per acre from
his four acres. The Logan cabbage
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