Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-14
Ernest Bower was in town Monday.


Guy Bissell'S house.
A. Bennett has sold his city proper
to Fl. r Winterstein.
j. ". Barker has returned from a
visit at Beattie Kansas.
e. Soaa of Brakeman Kansas has
been visiting at Prairie View.
VIII Mahin baS gone to Lawrence to
take a course in the legal department.
of the state university.
Judge ". II. Pratt has moved his
Office into the rooms recently vacated
by Kingery and BiSsell.
The number witnesses and jurors
attending court this week are far too
numerous to mention.
W. II. Dannenberger who recently
sold the Smith county Messenger has
bought the Concordia Press.
Van q Hugunin has been able to
come down to visit court some this
week. Cad TO see him out.
Florence Medium assisted the
county superintendent the first of the
week in his Official capacity.
On January IL, a marriage license
was granted to Harley E. Calhoun and
Clara A. Parker, both Of Marvin.
]. A. VoyleS representing the j, l.
Case rhreshing Machine Co, will be
located in Phiilipsburg fora time.
C. e. McIlyain will leave in short
time for Mcpherson county where he
will engage in selling the Sinclair
washing machine.
c.. NJ. Cole deported for Kansas City
the latter part Of last week where he
he had been summoned to serve on
the Federal jury.
The orchestra went to Almena yes.
terday where they were to furnish
the program for church entertain
ment in the evening
viii Duff, brother Of our clerk of
the district court, came up from Ken
sington Tuesday for short visit
while court was ia progress.
John Mckenzie, of Agra, Kansas,
was in Stockton Tuesday, working up
interest in his herd of tine red polled
cattle.-RUokS County Record.
Pension commissioner Eugene Ware
has ruled that an old soldier under
conviction OF crime aud serving a life
sentence, cannot draw pension.
A S. S. Rally is to be held at the
Christian church Friday and Saturday
evenings. A program and social
time. Come and have good hand.
shake.
A Bellevil'c paper states that S. B.
TurnipSeed has bought fine Smith
county farm. With good farm he
ought to raise turnip seed enough toI
prosper,
Jackson AuCres and wife came in
from Glenwood Thursday afternoon
and stayed oyernightwith their daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. Hickey. They returned |
Friday.
Dr. L. Z. Brown of Long Island |
will locate in Phllipsburg in about a
month. lie will reside in the Harmon
property and will have his headQuar.
tiers at McCurmicks.
Pony Klontz, Clate Hamilton and j
j. Landes accompanied H, r. Hull to
this city Saturday Nh Hull goes to
Chicago. The other gentlemen return
ed to Kirwin Sunday.
The mortgage litter, the hog, is not
working very hard these days at his
trade He is engaged principally in
working for his board and it about |
keeps him busy doing that.-Farmer
and Stockman.
The smootbest advertisement is the |
one that is most read Some medical |
men noting this fact tell of wonderful |
cures in the form Of news items, and |
their ads are read. The merchant |
might do likewise.
Byron w. King will lecture at the
PresbJ terrain church Friday evening |
January 18th. Mr. King is quite a !
fayorte and is expected to keep up to
his standard. This lecture is provided .
by the ladies and ought to be well at
tended. Tickets on sale at McCOrmicks |
The question Of religious services in
the public schuOls is to be- decided by |
the supreme court j 3. Billiard, an
atheist Of Topeka brought suit be
cause the bible was used in the schools .
OF that city. Sumo Of the best legal 4
talent i'm tho state * Interested i'm fha 4