Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-07
Fan Lowe made short visit home

Those sale bills will be satisfaction
II you get them at this office.
L. E. Countryman made a business
visit to Downs the flrstof the week.
Mrs. o. E. Fox and children, O.
Athol has been visiting with the
Blanchards.
The mill has been quiet this week
The engine boiler has been under
going repairs.
Many politician would rather be
neither than to be right and get left,
Topeka Herald,
Chas. Hester and daughter Eva
were down from Sumner yesterday
and returned this morning.
When you desire the choicest
delicacy, you should try some of
the honey just received by c. M,
Cole,
Three candidates for sheriff have al
ready b0bbed up in Smith county.
The Pioneer is carrying their an
nouncements.
There are over forty cases to be
tried atnext term of court. Another
evidence Of prosperity. People can
afford quarrel.
NJ W. Baker and Sam King of Plum
were among the number of county
seat visitors yesterday. The Herald
acknowledges a call,
@. NJ. Arnold, Professors, Baker,
Arthur, Mccormick and Mrs. FallaS
constituted the Phillips county dele
CATION to the State teachers assocla-
tion last week.
New telephones are being put up In
the place Of the old ones. The Her.
aid now has a bran new instrument.
Call US up when the system is In op-
Grafton again and give US the news.
Number IA.
Complaints about failure to receive
paper have been frequent of late.
Jack up your postmaster If you don't
get 1t. He is paid to distribute the
mail. The chances are ten to one In
favor of every copy being properly
mailed.
or course the papers all report the
news correctly but we have been won.
dering just how big the next state
convention will be. The State Jour-
nal says, 9O2 the Capital 900, and the
Topeka Herald OOS. Phillips county
will have 9 delegates.
CA HaSsler and wife of Crystal
were In the city yesterday. Charlie is
trustee and came In to see the com.
missioners regarding bridge. Crys-
tai pays her share OF taxes but has
been'Shy on bridges. Good roads are
among the best of farm improve ments.
r. W. Attwater and wife also Wal
ter Clark and wife who live near
Logan made a holiday visit with
friends In Jewell and Smith counties.
They made the trip over land. Mr..
Clarks team caused a little trouble
while in this city when they were
going but was driven on through
safely. Mr.. Attwater returned Satur
day and Mr. Clark's the first OF the
week.
Charley Poe was profitable visitor
this week. We are pleased to know
that he Is making splendid bus
success in Philllpsburg. He has the
same idea about Norton that all our
neighbors have: Norton is a whlstling
station, and 1t has a few men in bust
ness who do not know how to even
whistle to keep their own courage up
and expenses down.-NOrton Cham.
pIon.
The Smith County Pioneer last week
announced w. ii. Haskell OF GAYLORD
for senator Of this district. Mr.. Has
kell is good man and would make
good senator. Should the no nlnation
20 to one Of the other counties there
Is no one whom we would rather see
In, but Phillips county has not had a
senator for a quarter Of century,
more or less and our turn ought to
come some time.
The Misses Veeh and brother, chill
dren Of Geo. Yeeh Of Stuttgart, visited
this week with their friends, Fred
Dieckhoff and family. They returned
home today. Geo. Veeh is one Of the
wealthiest residents Of Phillips coun-
ty. 7. L. Cook was down from
Phillipsburg yesterday. He says that
he wouldn't be surprised to see street
cars In Kensington the next trip he
makes, the town has improved SO
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