Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-05
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

Nancy Plumb of Hill City was here
Sunday.
Fred Tunnicliff of Downs was In
this city Sunday.
G. E. Utter,and wife drove over to
Long Island Sunday.
Il. E. Heth of Walnut was Phil
lpsburg visitor Monday
Walter Bowman came in from Prai-
ric View Saturday evening.
W. NJ. Engert of Logan was trans
acting business in this city Monday.
B. E. Campbell piano tuner from
Concordia has been In town this week.
D, B. Dyer representing the Topeka
Capital was in the city the first of the
week.
The W. c. T. q. will meet with Mrs.
W. d. Granger, on Friday, May 6, at
2:30 p. m.
,, r. A. Porter came down from Sum-
}ncr Saturday and mingled with friends
for a short time.
Harry Root of the Topeka State
Journal was in the city Friday In the
interests OF that paper.
No pun intended: A Texas doctor
owns an an oil well. He makes money
from the sick and the well.
G. A. Barnard one of the Long Is
land business men and politicians was
county seat visitor Friday.
G. W. Estsp and u. A. Miles Of
Stockton were married in this city
Monday by the probate judge.
Rev. Meredith the new presiding ell.
der OF this district was in the city Sat-
urday, the guest Of Rev. Kemp.
VIM. Van Der Van has moved into
the rooms above the Phillips County
Bank. His family arrived Monday.
Sam Cox was In the city short
time Saturday evening. He reports
everything prosperous in Greenwood.
DR.. Haggard reports that l. Ply
mesSer who lives near Speed has been
quite sick for some time but is better
now.
Fred Voyles left Saturday evening
for Colby and Atwood where he will
remain for several days viewing the
country.
Mrs. L. A. Page has returned from
the hospital in st Joseph where she
has been for treatment. She is In
good health.
Pierce Randall, OF Clay Center, was
In the city Sunday. He is All ole
friend OF j. E. Jones with whom he
visited during the day.
Henry NonhofT, trustee Of Dayton
has completed hi labOrs as assessor Of
his township and returned his books
to the county clerk Monday.
Chas. w. Huh the big Kirwin mer
chant has taken partner. He II
A. II. Bartlett from Portis. The new
Arm will probably be incorporated.
We are promised a good lecture
course during normal. 1t will be an
nonnced soon. Supt. Dayhoff will bt
h.re but the date has not been set.
1t is proposed to give public bal
for the benefit OF the hose company
Funds would be mighty convenient
and there is no surer way Of raising
them.
Frieda Hanchett who lives nea
Speed visited in this city last weel
with Jennie Jones, daughter OF tn
Herald foreman. She returned 20 he
home Saturday.
NJ. Randall OF Walnut was In th
city Monday. Mr.. Randall states tina
corn planting in his neighborhoOd !
nearly completed and that wheat as
rule Is in good condition.
They knew: A Missouri merchan
who offered prize for the best SUI
gestions on how to increase his bus
ness, received nineteen answers an
sixteen said, Advertise.
Messrs. J. J. Landes, NJ. II. Han
ton, G. Z. Hamilton, and Misses 10
Cornfeld, Mabel Bottomly and Duela
Pupejoy all OF Kirwin drove over
this city Sunday and made a shol
visit with friends.
Some Of the local base ball ehthns
asts are grooming themselves for II
season Of '04. There Is no reason wi
Phillipsburg should not have the teI
team IN northwest Kansas II all tai
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