Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-02-04
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

Haggard fits glasses.
Fine book work at this office.
In less than year it will be "Gov.
Hoch."
There are several cases of Scarlatina
In town.
Orr Crider and Norwood McCor
mick have the small pox.
Fl. A. Beckett and Judge Beall
drove over from Woodruff Tuesday.
Don't fail to see the great snake
scene in Ten Nights in Bar-Room
The Herald beats all competitors in
the quality of snd price of job print
ing.
Miriam briggs secured the suit
offered by NJ. A. Spaulding, for 81
cents.
For SALE-A good second hand
baby carriage. Inquire of Mrs. Frank
Larkin.
The populistS are hunting for an
elixir Of life. They will scarcely be
revived here.
Walter Boyd came up from KenSing-
tR9Sunday for visit with his broth
erV'rank, editor of the Post.
Such strange things do noppen-
Pringle and Royce are both out for
Hoch. Rocks County Record.
e. f. Gates returned Sunday morn,
ing from Topeka where he had been
with bis daughter who is in hospital.
The ground hog says we are to have
six more weeks of winter. Suits us all
right II it is like what we have already
had.
That Stubbs is a good politician is
proved by his announcement that he
will not accept any Office should Hoch
be elected.
Every one should have some bust
ness cards They are cheap, cOnven-
yenient and valuable. The Herald
prints them.
Archie Wherry came down from
Walnut township Saturday and re-
manned in town till the next day with
Frank Larkin.
Three high grade durham bulls, one
year old for sale. Inquire of j. H.
Griffin, Naponee, Nebraska Resi-
dence in Sumner township.
Last Thursday morning the resi-
dence of E E. Dugan at Smith Center
was burned to the ground, the family
narrowly escaping with their lives.
+. b. johnson of Hays City came in
yesterday and mingled with the dem
ocratic politicians. Mr.. Johnson is
said to be a candidate for congress.
Lafayette Young, the orator OF the
occasion at the Kansas Day Club made
great hit when be said, IF am to
be born again L want to be born in
Kansas"
Frank Daggett of PhllipSburg was
here yesterday looking over the field
with view to putting in tailor and
repair shop at this place. Smith
County Journal
Mr.. Underwood of DensmOre, Nor
ton county has been visiting at the
home of |. d. Thornton, near Marvin
having been called there by sickness
10 Mr.. Thornton's family.
The State Editorial Association
meets at Lawrence on the I and "
thi; month. Royce Of this city is on
the program to discuss the propoSiti' n
"Do Piano Contests Pay ?"
W. D. WOmer came over from Agra
Monday evening and boarded the
night train for Kansas City 20 attend
the lumberman's meeting which is in
session there this week.-Smith CouD-
ty Journal.
Watch for the call for your town
ship primaries or be prepared to elect
your delegates at two o'clock p. m. on
Saturday February -, in the absence
Of call. 1t is essential that every
body attend the primaries.
The fourth number OF the lecture
course, RALPH Parlette, humorist, is
dlted for the Presbyterian church on
February 6. Tickets on sale at Nc
Cormick's as usual. This is an exc i
lent number and you should not ia
tOattend.
The Stockton News is authority for
the statement that fine quality Of
granite has been discovered near Mar.
vim. IL has been believed until recent
ly that the Gu Try ar Woodruff was
the only plaae where granite rock eI-
ltd In Tho