Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23
LOCAL MENTION.
HaRgard fits glasses.


Center.
Remember the annual school meet
ing next Wednesday.
George Cole visited his brother at
Long Island last week.
Capt. N. Polling and wife go to the
Worlds Fair next week.
A. W. Robertson made a business
trip to Kensington, Tuesday.
Mrs Clyde johnson of Agra visited
in this city Monday afternoon.
W. W. Reynolds and wife have
new dining room girl born Monday.
W. M. Chelf the Dana grain mer-
chant came up to this city Monday.
G. NJ. Cole visited at Long Island a
day or two last week returning Sum
day.
County Treasurer Bowman is kept
pretty busy these days taking care of
taxes.
John Gebhart went to Belleville
Tuesday on business connected with
the mill.
Edith Fauss of Kansas City visited
in town over Sunday wi n the James
Woods family.
Mrs. Maude Cole came down from
Norton last Saturday for a short visit
with her parents.
L. W. Kemp has gone to Colby to
attend the Holiness camp meeting.
He may be gone all week.
VIM. Vandervon, the tailor has de-
cided to locate at Prairie View and
open up shop Of his own.
Prof. Baker has accepted an invita-
tion to deliver the principal Grafton of
the day at Delphos, July 4th.
Mrs. Pearle Sears and family expect
to leave In few days for a two OF
three months visit in Indiana.
John W. Nichols and Martha Case
of Logan were married Saturday
evening at the Office OF the probate
judge.
Rev. Kemp sold his Jersey calf re-
Gently for $3.50 The calf was only
about six weeks old and was very
good one.
Laundryman Smith who has beer
away on visit has returned and IL
again ready for business. Patronizt
the home Laundry.
Major Scott or his wife will occupy
the pulpit OF the Methodist church
next Sunday at the usual hour. Al
ara invited TO be present.
John r. Welse AMI Phoebe Linden
muth we're married by Rev. KemI
Monday afternoon at the home Of thu
brides parents in this city.
Miss Edith Finch and Nettie Barbe,
are assisting Superintendent ARNOLD
In the examination. They are new
members Of the examining board.
Mrs. Lizzie Lace of Denver is her
visiting with the PalmerS. She goe
from here to Chicago, and will ais
vlsitin several or the eastern states
The Philllpsburg and Agra bal
teams crossed bats Tuesday. A yer!
good game resulting in score Of Il
4 In favor Of Phillipsburg was played
E. W. Thompson, formerly paSsen
yer agent for the Rock Island was II
the city Saturday in the interests o
the New York Mutual Life Insuranc
Company.
Fred Veeh went to Kansas City
Saturday and returned Monday. II
witnessed the disaster of the fallin
building In which two persons wer
killed and Others injured.
G. W. Bowman went to Prairl
View Saturday and returned Sunday
Mrs Bowman and son came bac
with him but returned Monday t
take care of their fruit crop
The proposition to vote bonds for
new school house in the Simmond
district in Sumner township failed b
vote of 16 to 6. The old schoC
house is practically worthless.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. RambO went gu
to the farm in GlenwoOd Saturda
evening to look after matters there
Mrs. Rambo returned Sunday evenin
but Mr. Rambo remained to work fC
a few days.
John Fleisher returned Tuesda
morning from Kansas City, Mo-, for
two weeks vacation at the home OF hi
parents near town. John is an indu
triOus Young man and holds a goo