Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-07-28
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

Will Ransom has been OH uuty UnlS
week on account of illness.
See our stock of shoes. The best in
in town for the money!. W. Cole.
T. J. Williams and James Har-
baugh were over from Woodru Il
Tuesday
Mae Seavey is expected to return
from Denver and teach school again
this winter.
Willis Bracken came up from Belle
vile Saturday night and rema ined
here over Sunday.
Miss Tilde Tromp left Tuesday for
Almena to visit with home folks I'M
til school begins again.
Don't forget the Euphonium Male
Quartette will be at the M. e. church
Is on Monday evening August 1st.
The county superintendent requests
all delinquent district clerks TO for
ward their annual reports at once.
Harvey Hull, two sisters and lady
friend were here from Kirwin Monday
visiting with the f. A. Smith family.
]. Fl. Kennedy came in from CryS-
tai township Tuesday with his daugh-
ter Eliza who had been home for a
short visit.
Miss Berenice Stinson has been at
Lincoln Park for few days assisting
the Ladies Band of Downs at the
chautauqua.
Supt. Arnold has received permits
sion to hold special teachers exam
nation, Monday and Tuesday, Aug.
ust 20 and 30.
Among the Kansas City Worlds
contestants for free trip to the Ex-
position, we notice the name Of Beulah
Monroe Of this city.
Floyd Shimeall and family stopped
In this city Monday for short visit.
They were returning to Norton from
a stay In eastern Nebraska
S. N. Duvall is experimenting the
work of moving the store Of II. @.
Bickford and will assist in the con-
struction of the new building.
In Germany an apparatus for milk
ing COWS has been perfected. This
ought to prove popular in sections of
the country largely devoted to dairy
ing. t
Misses Maude Mcdowell and Mae
Lee departed Sunday evening for
Sallda, Colorado where they will visit
with an aunt of Miss Maude'S for 9
time.
Dick Tackwell has accepted posi-
tion as clerk in Dick Weeks store at
Speed and will quit the paper hanging
business and move to that place next
Monday.
T.. L, Taylor. formerly foreman of
this office has announced his candi.
dacy for the office Of clerk Of district
court of Decatur county. We hope
he will win.
Miss leila Hodge returned last week
from Salina where she has been at
tending school. While there she took
the teachers examination and secured
first grade certificate.
Henry Daum has sold his residence
property south of the square to S. c.
Kysar who recently purchased the
Fleming livery barn In partnership
with h $ brother. The consideration
was $1,000.
John Hahnenkratt who went to
Topeka last week, underwent an
operation by DR.. McCllntOck Sunday
morning. Ever since the war he had
been troubled with varicoSe veins.
At last reports he was doing nicely.
Chas. W. Mccormick who has had
charge Of the GoOdland high school
for two or three years will accept a
similar position at Atwood in the
newly organized county high school.
lie scemsto be giving excellent salts.
faction.
Frank Larkin has accepted posi-
ti0n with the firm Of Bridegroom &
Marsh. Since the resignation Of Gene
Henderson and Melvin Strain, Mr.
Bridegroom has been kept very busy
but he has secured the services Of q
good man.
Judge W. II. Pratt and daughter
Are this week enjoying visit with
his daughter, Mrs. c. L. Edred at
McCOok, Nebraska. Frank is looking
after bis Office during his absence
The Judge is one OF the honest hard
working members Of the legal fratern-
$3.50 ,i,ts 10 HE Hfet vacatfon f,,,