Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-12-29
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Q. A. Lewis has money to loan or
improved farms.
Jones says Pratt g. Mills loan money
on realty. Jones knows.
Maud Harper who has been visiting
at Goodland is at home again.
Mae Seavey left Saturday morning
for a ten days visit in Colorado
Springs.
Mrs, J. D. Heacock and Earl Sears
have been visiting the Legg family at
Alma this week.
I'M. Mahin one of the legal lights
OF Smith Ce inter- was here the latter
part of last week.
H. e. Runion left Monday night for
a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Nc
Kay in Kansas City.
Court Townsend makes run on he
new passenger, No. l6, In the interest
of the Dinner House.
Tim Fitzgerald and wife have been
visiting at the Wickwar home in Val
ley township this week
William Douglas, inventor, is here
visiting with his family. Earl is also
here from Russell Springs.
W. w. Colby and family spent
Christmas ih the city, the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. &. BlsSelI.
Fred Bridegroom, wife and little
son went to Norton Saturday night
and remained until Wednesday.
/. A. Lambert of Stockton, and
Elizabeth Wiley Of Kirwin, we're mar
ried by Rev. l.. E, Cook, Christm IS
day.
Anyone having an eighty acre farm
for sale may find buyer by communi-
eating with S. A. MatteSon, Dana,
Kansas.
Bert Morse and Adrian Gebhart
who visited here few days during
the past week returned t0 GoOdland
Tuesday night.
@, Fl. Hall left yesterday for Cold
water, Michigan. He recently sold
out but takes with him some fancy
horses and prize corn.
Besides his misfortune by fire, 5. E
Kysar has been considerably worrid by
the serious illness of one OF his child
rem. The fever reached l04.
DR.. NJ. Robertson came up from
Cedarville last Friday and visited two
or three days in this city. The doctor
was a former resident Of this place.
Arthur McNay stopped here for a
short visit with his many old time
friends this week. Mr.. McNay was
going out to his ranch In Logan coun-
ty.
W. f. Fllzmaurice, of Mound City
Missouri, is here on short visit with
mis- brother-inlaw, S. E. Chambers
His sister spent the summer at this
place.
Frank Woods an employee Of the
Missouri acific at Geneseo, Kansas,
spent Christmas with relatives in this
city. Frank has been absent for sew
eral years.
WANT TO BUY.-l60 acre tract with
some improvements, house, barn, etc
Anywhere up to ten or twelve miles
Of town. Will pay $50 per acre. In
quire of Pratt & Mills.
Agra people believe they have pros
pecls OF oil or gas on a farm near that
town. A prospect" is an argument
used to procure funds to find out what
natural resources do not exist at the
place Of experiment.
Ray Baum received a severe burn
Saturday from a pressure gasoline
lamp. After lighting he attempted
to release ;he pressure and the gaso-
line was thrown out and iRnited, In
flicting painful burns upon bis hand.
John Gray has leased the building
formerly occupied by Fred Smith, on
the west side Of the public square and
will engageln the agricultural imple-
ment business lie will make special.
ty Of the John Deer implements and
expects to carry complete line, To-
Guiding repairs.-Klrwin Argus.
John Warrington, nonresident, was
arrested Monday before the court Of
W. u. Francis and held to answer the
charge OF stealing an oyercoat belong
ing to Dempsey Smith from the
Stearns barber shop Saturday evening
He was released, IL being shown to the
satisfaction otevery one that the coat
was taken BY uiStsks,