Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

The normal lnStltule DeglnS heAO
Tuesday.
B. e. Buckingham, Of Holton, was
in the city Monday.
Two row cultivators for sale by
Bridegroom s. Marsh.
@. M. Poe made business trip 10
Kensington and Agra Monday.
When lightning rod agent comes
your way you are liable to get struck.
The brickmakers began to burn
their first kiln OF brick the first Of the
week.
E. r. Woodruff who represents the
Hall Litho. Co. of Topeka was here
Tuesday.
o. N. Hittle accompanied sheriff
Utter on a drive into Sumner town
ship Monday.
Ernest Hazel representing theTrade
Printing ca. Of AtchiSon was in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Reynolds has been here from
Lebanon for few days, visiting with
the Hlttle family.
George B. Cortelyou is slated 10
become chairman OF the republican
national committee.
The members of the Rebekah lodge
enjoyed refreshments after initiating
candidate Monday evening.
Mrs. A. F. Walker came down from
Prairie View yesterday morning and
visited till noon with Bowman'S.
LaRue and Montgomery have put
In a small feed mill and gasoline en-
CINE and will manufacture chop feed.
Home made lumber from the Deer
Creek saw mill has been been brought
to town recently, 1t sells for $40 per
NJ.
Clovis johnson, well known here,
graduates from the music department
of Bethany college, at LindS6org this
spring.
Ell. Dillman proprietor of one OF
the Mankato papers was visiting In
the city a day or two the later part
of last week.
He. Wey formerly one of the lead
ing business men of Kirwln who oW
resides at Wichita was in this city the
first of the week.
The Workmen lodge at their meet
ing Monday evening served a banquet
TO the members of the order and
few invited guests.
G. Nj. Arnold spent Sunday at home
and attended the graduating exercises
of the common school class OF Long
Island Monday evening.
For insurance of farm property see
W. II. Pratt, Phillipsburg Kansas
who represents the reliable Homo
Insurance Co. Of New York.
Notwithstanding the busy season
the Odd Fellows are receiving appli
cations continually and have much de
gree work to do during the summer.
John @. Royce and wife also c. V
Eberstein and wife are attending tht
Worlds fair at st. Louis. They are
among the number that make up th'
editorial excursion.
Clara Sllvius died at the Georg'
home last Friday. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Wardrup th'
next day and the little one buried II
the Marvin cemetery.
May bort who formerly resided II
the north east part OF the county
graduates from the Cawker CIT,
schools this spring. Commencement
exercises otcur on June 2nd.
Oscar Craig and wife arrived In thi
city Sunday evening. They will viSl
with VIM. Kingery's and friends TO
two or three weeks. Mr.. Craig is
butcher and resides in lola, Kansas
We greatly admire the persistence
Of Congressman Rceder. Even wit
The abundant rain fail Of the past tw
years bis enthusiasm over lrrigatio
has not been dampened'-G Taylor
Sentinel.
A Phlllipsburg lad is certain tina
the Kansas City Worlds "Query Box
lsall right. He desired to learn wher
lie could secure book giving tranSls
tlon of Cicero from latin to english
The answer was: "Ata bOuk store,
anywhere"
Mrs. Helen Blouse, sister Of Mr.
G. Is. Lane arrived in this city Thur
day evening. Mrs. BLOUSE comes frUr
.