Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-12
LOCAL. M ENTION.
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CITY.
Dr. Duvall was in from Plainylew
Tuesday.
II. e. Bradley of Agra was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Hickenlooper departed Monday
for her home in Iowa.
Charley E. Scott of Atwood was In
the city last Thursday.
The normal institute begins May "A
and continues four weeks.
E. S. Stroup came over from Bow
Creek Saturday on business mission.
Some of our local politicians seem
to be working their bus up pretty
we'll.
Earl Lowe made a trip into Bow
Creek township Monday looking after
telephone matters.
]. NJ. Handy came in from Green
wood Tuesday. He reports his wlfe's
health much better
A couple Of street hawkerS met
ready sale of nic-nacS Saturday, and
Monday of this week.
J. A. Pollard has been appointed
guardian for Rachel Knight as appears
elsewhere in this issue.
Fred Veeh returned from Kansas
City Friday morning. He had been
down with a shipment of cattle.
The attendance at the st. Louis
Exposition on the opening day exceed
ed that of any other Worlds Fair. 1t
was l7S, 423.
John @ Royce, Warren White, S.. G
Landes and T. NJ. Sullivan attended
the dedication of the new opera house
at Logan Saturday.
W. s. Stretton OF Downs, came up
Sunday and visited in town until the
next day. Mrs. Stretton is receiving
medical treatment.
The Kirwin Kansan tells of the cap
ture of two genuine sea gulls on the
Solomon near town. This is some
thing that rarely occurs 50 far inland.
]. III. DamewOOd who Is trustee Of
Belmont township finished his work
Of assessing last week and brought
his books in to the county clerk Mon
day.
Wm. Gooder and son Roy came
down from their home near Pleasant
Green Monday. They had captured 6
coyote cubs and came in toclaim their
bounty.
@. 4. Hasser and wife Of Crystal
were here Tuesday. Charlie had just
finished his laborS al assessor and
came in to make his returns to the
county clerk.
L, w. Mckenzie Of Granite came
down to this city last Saturday. Mr.
Mckenzie is quite feeble, and blind
nut friends here were glad to see him
able to come to town.
]. Mckenzie trustee ct Sumner
was in the city Thursdayot last week
IN official business, making the re-
turns of assessment Of Sumner town
ship tothe county clerk.
Among the decisions recently rem
dered blythe supreme court is that ir
case of Elmer S. Stroup VS. l. NJ. Pep
per ct. al. from Rocks county. The
decision of the lower court is affirmed
VIM. Klngery has secured a youni
coyote which he will keep for the ppr
pnSe Of training his hounds. Tb
animal was captured by Henry Koon
of Bow Creek who brought 1t In Mon
day.
John Van Wgck the real estat
agent at Prairie View was in the cit
Tuesday. 1t is reported that JON
has some political aspirations but b
has not authorized any announce
ment.
Commencement exercises Of tn
graduates from the common school
win be held at Long Island on Monda
evening May l6. Dates for othe
classes are not yet set, but will pr
badly occur during normal.
Chancellor Snow says our rains CON
from the Gulfot Mexico and not fro
snow 10 the mountains. We never dl
bank much ON the snow in the moul
tains, but the Snow In the Uniyersil
is all riyht.-Jewell Republican.
Mike Bach and George Merklein a
building a good story anda half fran
dwelling on their farm in Belmol
township. Our informer states thi
this being done for the convenience
- ,,, botcakaaner which Mr. Roat n