Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-07-14
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.


G. W. Mowery was over from Long
Island last Friday.
George BARTLETT Kirwin rustler
was in this city Monday.
The Post Office has an artistic new
sign, the work of Baum and Jones.
DR.. Nelson was called to Kirwin
Tuesday. II. G. Duff accompanied
him.
j. J. WitrOut OF Logan was among
the number Of PhillibS6urg visitors
Saturday.
Mae Hickey Is taking care of the
superintendentS office during the 40
sence of G. M. Arnold.
There are several new ads in in this
issue. They all have something to
tell you. Look them over.
l. ID. Thornton returned from
Kansas City this mornin5. He has
been gone two or three weeks.
Glen Bidwell OF Agra, Lelah War
ner or Kirwin, and Blanch IngerSoll
Of Sslina were visitors to this city Sat
urday.
Ernest Smith and family who have
BEEN visiting here returned to their
home In st. Joseph, Mo-, Sunday
morning.
John Van Wyck Of Prairie View
came down to this city Monday and
remained until next day on person.
al business.
A fourth of July accident in Smith
county resulted from the explosion OF
a pop bottle which seriously cut the
face of young man.
For SALE OR TRADE-GOOd Mill In
lively town. Full particulars by adj
dressing, A. II. Underwood, Agra,
Kansas, or this office
Dave Bailey arrived in this city
Tuesday morning from Lincoln Nebr.
He will remain a few days to look
after business matters.
Mrs. B. J. GarberSon left Sunday for
Lund, Decatur county where she ex-
poets to remain for sometime visiting
her daughter Mrs. Wolfe.
A. S. McC)ppin has removed the
partition between the front rnd back
rooms of the store anc greatly imprOv-
ed the interior of his building.
A report has been sent out from
Sterling, Kansas that the crop of APP
pies, peaches and plums is so large
that much OF it will 20 to waste.
B. S. Jacobs who was arrested last
week for rape waived his preliminary |
hearing and was bound over to the
district court under bonds for $500.
J. A. Wright editor of the Smith |
Center Messenger was in town
Monday on political business. He |
Is a member of the senatorial
committed.
Quite a severe hail storm passed |
through Belmont township last Fri.
day evening. Much damage was done
but it was impossible to tell how
just how much.
James Boyd Of the KenSington Mir
ror was in the city Monday looking
after the interests Of l.. G. Alh0rn of
the same place VIM also attended the
populist convention.
s. L. Bracken who is supervisor of
a mine at the state penitentiary at
Lansing, has been visiting at the
home of his pareuts for several days.
He expects to return next week.
Misses Heat0n, Peterson and Strong
from north of Agra, friends Of the
GilliSpie family, were in the throng
Monday aud were callers at the Busy
Store.-Rebubllcan City Ranger
W. A. Hunt editor of the Norton
LlberatOr wal in the city Monday
attending the populist convention.
This Office acknowledges call from
him in company with Marshall Mat
thews Of the same city.
John Hageman returned to his
home near Woodruff Friday The de-
layed trains kept him In town longer
than he expected. MeSsrs. Veeh and
Bogarl returned and we're at work in
the harvest by Thursday.
Walter Mills and TaltOn Crane will
leave for South Dakota where they
expect to register for the land draw
ing at the Rosebud reservation. Mr..
Stillwell Of Sabetha is here taking
Mills pllce at the Dispatch Office.
The Phillips County Bank has plac.
ad n m nrder with This ofiica for a taroo