Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-03
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

E. E. Douglass went to Alma Tues
day.
Several more new dwellings will be
erected soon.
The primaries in Shawnee Monday
nominated wet ticket.
John Addie and Fl. L. Whitney
were in from Agra Saturday.
The winter just passed has been the
coolest on record in New York.
Prof. Arthur, of Logan, was in the
city Saturday on his way to Colby.
A section Of land at Sc per acre, part
time. Look it up; you may want it.
Josie Beauvais has again taken up
the work of compositor In the Post
Office.
March is usually considered breezy
month. She is keeping up her repu-
tation.
George TwisS and wife drove to Kir-
win Saturday afternoon and visited
over Sunday.
YheNcity council, Tuesday evening,
appointed a new marshal. Frank
Larkin is the man.
L. e. Countryman has been carry
ing bandaged eye for several days,
the result of a bad cold.
March was ushered In like a lamb.
Weather profits warn US to look out
for the close of the month.
Carl Mckay and wife came down
from Alma the first of the week and
were In town for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hawks who re.
side in the southeastern part Of the
county were In the city Tuesday.
Cheapest eating house in town for
price charged; The Blue Front Res.
taurant-W. W. Reynolds proprietor.
Mr. Reeves, of Agra, Kansas, was In
the city Monday and Tuesday looking
up land bargains.-Selden 1ndepen.
dent.
Jerome @. McGahen of 3ellevile
and Ethel Parker of this place were
married Saturday by Probate Judge
Countryman.
G. NJ. Arnold attended the educa-
tional meeting at Long Island Satur-
day and visited over Sunday at the
home of his parents.
,F. G. Dlckey has purchased the
store building occupied by the Boston
store and G. E. Stearns has the build
ing occupied by Dickey.
Misses Bernice Stinson, Susie Close,
and Miriam briggs will be at home to
friends, Friday evening, at the Stin-
son residence In the north part Of
town.
Rev. Fl. j. Hassard, who has been
preaching In Decatur county, north
Of Oberlin. returned Monday. Mr.
Hassard conducted a series of success
full meetings,
G., A. Shulky, who resides In the
northeast part Of the county, came
down to this city yesterday. He re-
ports a crop Of s. acres Of wheat In
good condition.
Northern California Is flooded by
the heavy rainfall while in the south
ern portion Of the state they have
not had drop and the people are
praying for rain.
Last week the Pest made the dis.
coyery that "alright" as commonly
used is not an authorized word, which
proves that while it may be slow it is
not yet too old to learn.
. S. c. Landes believes In getting in
on the ground floor. He announced
himself last week for county clerk
subject to the decision Of the demo-
cratlc-populistic convention.
FOR SALE-A good 100 acres In Bow
Creek township, prairie land, smooth
and nearly all tillable. A bargain at
$40 an acre. Half down, balance on
time. Inquire of W. H. PRATT,
A. S. McCoppin, who has been at
st. Joseph, Missouri, where he pur-
chased a fine line OF new goods and
also visiting his SOD, at Kansas City,
has returned. See his ad elsewhere
In this issue.
Already some Of the political gossips
are stating Cy Leland for the senate
by appointment from Gov. Bailey
when Burton Is convicted and expelled
We fail To see where there would be
any improvement
Elmer Chapman prosperous young
farmer Of Glen" God WAS In the city
SATURDAY.. Mr. Chapman has out a
OF 80 acres u wheat. Besides this he