Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-09-22
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.


Hundreds of people will read your
ad II it appears in the HERALD.
Ray Wilson returned from Missouri
to take In the street fair at this place.
Miss Grace johnson of Minneapolis
is here visiting her many old time
friends.
"My terrible Mother-in-law" is one
of the new plays offered by the Lockes
this season,
Mrs, W. T. Cowan is here from Lin
coin, Nebraska for short visit at the
home of E. f. Gates.
G. M. Poe reports very large trade
as the result of his closing out sale.
Moral; 1t yayS to advertise.
MeSSrS. D. Landreth and L. Eiken-
berg, Of Sumner township, were in
the city Tuesday on business. e
1. D. Thornton went to Oberlin
last night for the purpose of complet-
Ing his work on the county records.
c. f. Shimeall the big Norton cloth
Ter, came down to this city Tuesday
to look after business. interests here.
Season tickets for the LockeS' plays
at the opera house are selling fast at
so cents each at McCormick'S drug
store.
The Woman'S Christian Temper
ance Union will meet with Mrs. M.
Heacock Friday, September 30 at two
o'clock p. m.
Lyman Arnold, of Long Island, was
In the city Tuesday visiting with
his brother, Supt. Arnold, and taking
in the street fair.
Judge w. Fl. Pratt made a profess
sional visit to Norton Tuesday, He
had important legal matters TO pre-
sent to the court.
A Smith county manSent 81 TO an
eastern advertiser for recipe for saw
ing coal bills. He was advised to
"paste them In scrap. book"
Miss Grace Dack, of Logan is visit
ing at the Heacock home this week
Mr. and Mrs. r. f. Legg Of Alma,
Nebraska are also their guests.
Mrs. L. w. Kemp who is in Bethany
hospital at Kansas City, underwent a
successful operation last week and
will soon be able to be at home again.
Mrs. E. E. Whitney entertained
her relatives at dinner yesterday 10
honor of Miss Nellie Larkin who is
visiting here. Miss Larkin will re-
turn to Denver next Saturday.
Tomorrow is the day set apart by
the street fair committee for Republia
cans. Let everyone attend. Good
speakers will be present to address
the multitudes.
The Lockes will open for three
nights engagement at the opera house
on October 10th. The opening play
Is "The Heart of New York" Sea-
son tickets are now on sale at so cents
each.
John Q, Royce and Jack Thomas
are named among the visitors to the
Sherman county convention at Good
land last Saturday. Jack is seeking
On appointment and Royce has several
irons In the fire.
MARRIED-Mr. Henry Spoelstra and
Miss Jennie Young Of Prairie View
were united in marriage at the home
of George Tracy yesterday, Rev. ChaS
Walsh of the Baptist church ofiiciat-
ing. The congratulations Of friends
are extended.
"We have been wrong for eight
years and the Republican party has
been right, but we will be good and
MT hurt anything, If you will only let
Us have the jobs" is the substance of
the Democratic appeal to the voters
this year.-E. W. Hoch.
Charley McCoppin'reports the death
Of John G. Brown which occurred at
the Kansas City home Monday after
noon. Mr.. Brown was connected with
tle veterinary college which Charley
is attending The editor spent two
years at the Brown home in Holton.
Mrs. VIM. BlSsell returned Satur-
day from visit Of several months
In eastern states Mrs. BlSSell states
that she has had a splendid vacation
and returns improved in health. She
visited many points Of interest in a
number OF the eastern states, includ-
ing the city Of Washington.
Miss Gertie PhinneY, daughter Of
W. 5. Phinney, Of this county, will
open an office here to do type writing
and the work OF a stenographer She
Is a graduate from Milwaukee, Wis f.,
and has just arrived from there. The
Phinneys are formerly from White
Rock township, but recently located
nearRiVerton,-Sm Countvpinneer.