Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-08-18

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Harrison Washburn was in Kirwin
the latter part of last week returning
Sunday.
S. j. Pemberton of Arcade town
ihip has been a very sick man for
several days.
W. G. BiSsell was in Kirwin Satu-
day having business before the police
court of that city.
VIM. Shook of ABILENE brother-in-
law of G. Palmer is here and expects
to locate on farm near here.
Mrs. 1. L. Knight has been very
low for several days and little hope Of
recovery has been entertained.
Word has been received that Willis
Stephen a former operator here was
recently married in Belleview Kansas
Probate Judge Countryman yeSter-
day granted marriage license to Wal
ter A. SllverS and Rena A. Mcqueen
of Kirwin.
John NJ. Gray, Arthur Fisher, Geo.
Reynold and James Gray came up
up from Kirwin to watch the cOnven-
tiOn today.
Mrs. Fitzgerald aud son Roy left
last night for Wisconsin in response
to a telegram stating the serious i'll
ness of her mother.
Mrs. Frank Chapman departed last
night for Denver for a short visit
with her old friend, Mrs. Kate Nc
Nellis, nee Larkin.
Misses Lena Marley and Katie Bas
ker went to Agra Sunday morning.
Ask the girls how they enjoyed their
drive from Kensington.
Roscoe Hughes who sold his CLOTH
ing business in Sabetha to Duff and
MoultOn visited in Kirwin with Cary
Moulton last Tuesday.
John Hahnenkratt returned to this
city last night from HoltOn where be
has been since undergoing an opera
tiUn at the hospital in Topeka.
Misses Maude and Glen Burlington
come over from Prairie View today
with their father and visited
Mrs. Phil Albaugh while Mr.. Buff
ington attended the convention.
Place your orders now for Niger
Head Mateland coal. 80 cents less
from the car.
Phone 80 CARL LARUE.
Miss Anna Eising Chicago's favor
lite singer II years of age will appear
as a special feature with Ellers Big
Show August Goth under canvass.
The basket ball team OF the gram
mar room of this city played a game
with the Kenslngton team yesterday
The score resulted In victory for the
Kensington team, score 20 to y,
John Hahnenkratt who has been In
the hospital at Topeka has improved
so much that he left for visit at
Holton Friday and will return to this
city the latter part Of this week.
Henry Grunard of Sumner township
who has been in poor health is plan
ming an extensive trip to st. Louis
and other points. He came down to
this city today to partially arrange
for the trip.
Ellers Rip Van Wrinkle Co.-with |
30 people, cars-carry one Of the
finest bands on the road. You should
hear the band. Concert On square In
the afternoon Of August 10Th. Show
at night only.
Mr.. V. Shearcr and wife also Mr.
A. Shearer and wife of Belmont town.
ship visited in town Monday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ransom.
They departed on the evening train
for their old home In Ottumwa, Iowa
L. +. COuntryman, weather observ
err, reports a rainfall OF LIZ inches
during the storm Monday evening
The rain was general over the county
but somewhat lighter In other local.
tiles. Corn is now practically assured |
and large crop may be expected.
Eiers Big Pavilion Rip Van win.
kle Co.-3O people-hlgh. class spec
ialtIes-Pullman cars-superb band |
and orchestra-6 speciality people
special scenery and calcium effects
will exhibit at Philllpsburg Friday,
August 18th .nder canvass-admiss-
ion adults 50 cents. Children % cents
under years OF age free. Remember
the date.
While milking CIV In the pas
tnre Sunday morning, Mrs. II. Kroeze
received quite a shock. A holt Of |