Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-24

Mrs. Frank Lake has been quite
sick of typhoid fever.
You can get the best in job print
ing at the Herald office.
WANTED-Girl for housework.
NJ. A. SPAULDING.
Read the Herald for good real eS-
tate bargains. 1t will tell you of a
good many.
G. w. Bowman and wife have rented
rooms in the Reynolds residence ana
moved in the first Of the week.
e. E. Smith who was recently pro-
NOTED from the Salina railroad offices
to st. Joseph was here Sunday for a
short visit.
While our equlnoctial storm was
very light the greater part of the state
received very good rain on that date
This Is encouraging. 1t may reach
next time.
Frank Gray who has been sick with
rheumatism for long time left Sun
day morning for KirkSville Mo. where
he will receive medical treatment In
an osteopathic hospital.
The semi weekly Monitor of Manka-
to will be changed to a weekly. 1t
seems to be the experience of all that
small semi weekly paper is not APP
preciated enough to pay.
My method of selling land will bring
buyers for Kansas farms. twill bear
investigation Write for particulars,
HORACE GRANT,
Hest Bldg, Kansas City, Mo
G. n. Kysar of Rushville has rented
his farm and expects to visit Salem
Oregon this summer. He may secure
a residence in this city for his family
while be is gone, but his plans are not
fully settled yet.
Mrs. J. L. Mccormick desires to
announce her millinery opening which
will be from March 3Oth until Easter
Everyone is invited to call and ex
anime the excellent line of goods thai
has been procured.
Will Butterield a rural route car.
rier out of Long Island died Monday
evening. Mr.. Butterfield had lost an
arm and it became troubled with the
cold which later developed into pneu'
monia causing his death.
Carl Rietzke, of Crystal expects tt
visit the "Vaterland" in the near fu-
ture. He was in Saturday and pro
cured a copy of the naturalization pa
perS showing him to be citizen o.
the United States and consequently
entitled to respect.
Willis Bracken came home from
Belleville Friday morning. He haC
the misfortune to crush one Of the
great toes necessitating the remOva
of portion to prevent blood poison
His vacation lasts until he Is AGAR
able to resume his duties with Collins
& Brigham for whom he is working.
A. II. Morgan, '96, shook hands with
old friends at College on February 10
He was returning from the Kansas
City stock market to his home ID
Phillipsburg. Sometime this spring
Mr.. Morgan expects to give possession
of the farm he is now living on to his
brother, G. w. Morgan, '0l, and move
to another place, near Long Island
Kansas. THE Jayhawker, Manhattan
Kansas.
An APPALLING accident occurred at OS
borne last week. DR.. G. T. Hart, a
dentist, had loaded bis household
goods on a hay rack aud started t
move to Belolt. The team was unrulJ
and had to be started by the bits
The doctor ATTEMPTED to mount while
the wagon was In motion and just al
that time the team turned out of the
road overturning the load upon him
causing almost instant death.
st. Louis is now the headquarters
OF powerful syndicate OF vice, com
posed of saloonists, procurers, keeper:
of wine rooms aud OF low gambling
dens and houses Of shame. They have
boasted that they have a capital Of
one hundred thousand dollars, are Sc
curing good locations in the city, and
are expecting to bring six thousand
abandoned women and girls TO St
Louis, for purposes of vice, before the
fair opens, making the price Of sin 81
low that the poorest country boy will
be tempted,