Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-10
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on realty. Jones KNOWS
W. H. Haskell visited in town last
Saturday for short time.
Mrs. Reed, Of Almena, visited with
friends In this city over Sunday.
Ernest e. Smith came up from st.
Joseph Tuesday and spent the day in
this city.
Henry Poe and son came down from
Norton Tuesday and visited with his
brothers. family.
Charles Kearns and wife, who have
been visiting at st. Louis, returned
last Saturday night.
AL Sweeton, who lives on route
three from this place, becomes a
Herald reader this week.
Wardie White has been doing
part Of the work of the Dispatch for
the last two or three weeks
Mrs. James Woods left Saturday
night for st. Lon'S where she will meet
relatives and visit the fair.
s. l.. Bracken came home from LanS-
ing Saturday for weeks visit at
home and tO be on hand for election
Ben Woodring, who has been yard
master for the Rock Island waSSuper-
seeded Saturday by Charles Blauyelt,
Of this place.
&. ID. Peak was in fr m the south
west part Of the county Monday and
took charge or the ballots tor Logan
and Beaver townships.
The Phillipsburg Herald Eust have
an artist on its force. The advertise
ments are very neat and attractive
Western Publisher, Chicago.
An Indiana woman who weighs $40
pounds is looking for her husband.
No man Is to be censured because he
feels unable to handle so big PROPOSE
tion.
The tickets for the lecture course
have been selling rapidly. You should
secure yours now in order to get a
good seat and attend the first number
tomorrow.night.
Rev. Bernardt, of Smith county,
who is pastor Of the German Lutheran
church at Stuttgart, was a visitor to
this city last Saturday with several Of
his friends from that neighborhood.
Is present money more valuable to
you than future? Borrow Of Pratt &
Mills. Tley want farm security, lend
on small rates, long time, option as to
payment. ONCE Phillips County Bank
Building.
John Kelley, Of Deer Creek, spent
Saturday In this city and returned
again Monday. Mr.. Kelly is one of
the leading Republicans and took
charge Of the ballots for his section Of
the county.
Charles Sims, the rustling insurance
agent who has lived at Agra for
several years, has rented a house at
Manhattan and will soon move to that
place where he will still continue to
ply his vocation.
Melvin Strain came home from
Victor, Colorado, Monday night. He
will 90 on from here to st. Louis and
will return to Colorado again provld-
ed, OF course, that the Republican
candidate for governor is successful.
L. S. StrOup and wife, who have
been visiting friends and relatives In
the eastern states, are at home aga in.
Mr.. StrOup came up Saturday to re-
sumo acquaintance with the people
here and possibly to get few political
pointers.
Rev. E. II. Flelsher has been visit
ing old time friends and relatives here
during the past week and filled the
pulpit In the Methodist church Sun
day morning. He went from here To
Smith Center thence to Colfax, Iowa,
where he is the pastor.
1t will pay every teacher in the
county to take a Thanksgiving vaca-
tiun and visit the Northwest Kansas
Association which meets at Oberlln
at that time. School boards should be
sufficiently interested IN the progress
of their teachers to grant the vaca-
ti0n.
One 6f the most remarkable men in
the United States is a convict in Sing
Sing, where he edits the prison paper,
the Star Of Hope. Hs is there for
burglary, but has been lawyer, re-
porter, confidence man, secretary to
the khediye of Egvpt. nnlitlcian and