Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-27
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

improved farms.
Hold your corn. Borrow Of Pratt q
Mills at a low rate.
C.S. Adams Of Long Island, was In
Phillipsburg Tuesday.
j. NJ. Hickey expects to remain al
home until after election.
Martin Kistner and wife of Stuff
CART were In town Tuesday.
Charles Pemberton came home from
Colorado Springs yesterday.
Postmaster Nelson of Smith Center
was a visitor here last Monday.
IA. Porter went up to his home
In Sumner township last Monday.
H. Tromp, and his niece, Tilda,
left Sunday for visit at the st. Louis
fair.
DR.. HagHard reports a son born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roach October
25th.
Mark this! Is ready money valuable
to you? See Pratt & Mills for farm
loans.
Miss Boston has been assisting 10 the
Clerks office during the absence OF
Mrs. Ramoo.
Clement L. Wilson the rustling real
estate agent Of Colby was in the city a
short time Saturday.
The ladies OF tho NJ. e. church will
serve a chicken dinner In the Armory,
Tuesday, November 9Th.
Prof. W. R. Arthur and Carl Sebe-
Illus came over from Logan Saturday
and visited friends here for a short
time.
The Uncle Josh Spruceby show given
here last Thursday night was very
creditable production. The saw mill
scene was realistic.
E. r. Barker who lives several miles
north OF this city was a pleasant caller
Tuesday and ad ded his name to the
growing list of the HERALD readers.
Mrs. Ira McAllister and sou of Phil
lpsburg, Kansas, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and MrssSam Black. They
expect to stay about three wee KS
Holton Tribune.
Evan Hebrew came over from Bow
Creek, Thursday evening and brought
his mother who took the train next
morning for Louisville, Kansas where
two OF her sons reside.
W. G. Coleman drove over from Mic
odemus yesterday and will visit for
two or three days. He reports a good
crop Of corn but small acreage In his
section. His wheat was ruined by
hail.
The Kensington Mirror says the
Rock Island will soon build a new de.
pot on the site Of the old one. The
new building will be twenty'four feet
longer than the. old one and of much
more substantial material.
The morning theme at the Baptist
church at IL o'clock, by the pastor, is
1.-The Mystery Of the Kingdom Of God "
The evening subject, at 1880 will be,
Repentance. Solo, II Love Him
Far Bstter." Rev. CHARLES WALSH.
Mrs. ]. G.. Schlieman who has been
here visiting her parents for two or
three weeks returned Monday to her
home in Oklahoma. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Miriam, whowill
remain until Christmas.
]. NJ. Cox and family who have been
living at Usage Mills, Arkansas, are
expected to arrive here this week and
to remain for year or two II not per.
manently. They are driTing through
and have been on the road for seve raj
days.
Bert. Finch has gone to Washing.
ton, having been called there by the
death Of his brother which occurred
last Friday. Mr.. Finch's wife died
about year ago. Two children are
left behind. Further particulars are
unlearned at this time.
T. P. Knight who has been one Of
the successful farmers Of Freedom
township for several years, has bought
a farm in the San Louis valley, Colo
RADIO, and expects TO move to that
place next spring. Mr.. Knights fami-
Twill be missed from the community.
Mrs. S. A. Boughton who has been
visiting a sister at Los Angeles, Cali
fOrnia, returned Saturday. She was
accompanied on her vacation trip by
Mrs. Joseph Young, her son and his
wife who also visited In California and
returned with her. Mrs. Boughton