Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-03
LOCAL MENTION.

yesterday.
Y. 81. Tromp and Tilda have return
ed from st. Louis.
O. M. Mills went to Agra Monday
on Business trip.
Rev. L. W. Kemp returned from
Wichita last night.
DR.. L. T. Brown and wife left Mon
day for weeks stay at st. Louis.
Applesl Apples! At rs and IS cents
per bushel. South side of square,
Carl La Rue.
Charley Martin who has been work.
Ing at the Boston has accepted a posi-
tion on a. farm,
The Klrwin Argus is booming Hull,
Republican candidate and Doebler
and Landes, Democratic.
The infant daughter of w. W. Rey-
noldS has been quite sick for few
days having contracted bad cold.
The Norton News proposes to at.
tract young business men to the town
by printing pictures Of its pretty girls
A carpenter named King who was
sent after $40 draft by Link NippS
disappeared last night. His tool chest
Is being held.
Arthur Gebhart and Miss Maude
Herriott were married in Lawrence
last Thursday. They will make their
home In this city.
The ballot as it will be handed you
at the polls appears on the last page
Of this issue. A careful examination
may prevent the loss of votes.
l. d. Thornton. wife and baby were
up yesterday from their new home In
Marvin. Mr. Thornton expects to
handle real estate and insurance.
Come to town Tuesday with the re.
turns Of the election from your town.
ship. The results,will be known with
comparative certainty by midnight.
The ladies OF the NJ. E. Church will
give q dinner at the armory next
Tuesday II you like chicken you can
lind all you want at that time and
place.
A very pleasant and profitable moth
ers meeting occurred last Friday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Lizzie
Granger. An excellent program was
rendered and lemonade was served.
The second topic in the series on
, mysteries for the morning service at
the Baptist church will be 1.-THE N.Y.
stery Of Goodness. For the evening
at 7:3O Passing and Enduring Things
S1lo "I'm Pilgrim. Charles Walsh
pastor. ''---' ''r ';'s-s ..'
j. n. Mcllvain furnishes the in
formation that the foundation crew
for work on the new depot is now here
and at work. The new depot is to be
constructed upon the site of the old
one but is to be larger and more com.
modious building. Plans and specih.
cations are unlearned at this time.
Fifteen of the oldtime friends of
Mrs. A. +. Walker during her resi-.
dence In this city several years ago are
invited to participate In a surprise In
honor Of her forty.eighth birthday at
her home In Prairie View today Ma.
ny OF her Prair View friends will
also be present and a most pleasant
event Is promised. Mrs. C. W. Bow
man Is chaperonlng the Phillipsburg
contingent.
In Its write up Of the business hous-
es OF Kirwin, reproduced in the col
umns of the Argus last week, the
PhillipSburg Herald neglected to
mention one Of the most substantial
business houses Of the town-that of
Ewing and Landes, who conduct a
meat shop and are extensive buyers
and shippers Of live stock. They ham
die many thousands OF dollars each
year and conduct an exceptionally
profitable business, -Kirwin Argus,
Improvement is The order o ( the age
At the Chicago exposition In 1893, the
automobile was not In a perfect state
and was regarded as a somewhat Wis.
81 mary machine. At st. Louis, dur
Ing the last week, an air ship-a real
flying machlne-has made several sue
cesSful flights and il now begins to ap.
pear that the problem Of aerial navi-
cation is nearly solved. The automo-
bile and the airshlp are wonderful
machines, but no more so TO US, than
was the first locomotive. The next
d ecade will probably witness the mas
terry OF aerial transportation.
SAMPLE SHOES AT
THE BOSTON"