Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-12-22
THE . HERALD,
PHILLIPSBURG, :: KANSAS

Robert Bracken was quite sick for
few days last week.
Three nicely furnished rooms for
rent. Inquire Of Pratt & Mills.
Victor HarwoOd and Ray Tackwell
are working at the Dinner house.
The Presbyterials contemplate the
erection of parsonage in the spring.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Haines was quite sick the first of the
week.
State Treasurer Kelley was serious
lv injured by a street car In Kansas
City last week.
Leondo Gruwell the new commits
sioner OF the third district was here
the first OF the week.
There was surprise party Monday
night for Bert Thomas in honor of his
birthday. A number of his friends
especially the young married people,
enjoyed the evening In dancing. Re-
freshments were served before depart
ure of the guests.
Montgomery Ward & Co. are going
to establish branch house at Kansas
City. They have probably discovered
that they are not getting all of the
Kansas trade, and II our merchants
remain as alert and progressive az
they have been in the past it will be a
long time before they do.
David P. Andrews and Miss Nettie
Knight were married at the Knight
home in Freedom, yesterday at noon,
by Rev. W. C. Henslee, In the pres.
ence of about twenty-five relatives
and friends. The usual wedding feast
was INDUCED. The couple departed
last night for their home in Jaqua,
Kansas.
We have a splendid small ranch OF
$50 acres to trade for small patch Of
ground, slightly improved, near some
town in county. The value of this
property is $1,000. Will sell or trade,
give time to suit. Two and a half
miles from small town. A great OPP
portunity. Come and talk it over
with Pratt & Mills
Ed Elder and wife enjoyed a visit
from Mr.. Elders sister, Mrs. Chapman
and daughter who arrived from Te-
cumseh, Nebraska Friday evening
They were en- route for Waldo, Kan
saS where Mr.. Chapman has engaged
IN business. They left Sunday for
Osborne at which place they will vi
sit for few days before going to their
new home.
We enjoyed visit last Saturday at
Lernoon from Mr.. and Mrs. Ed BOugh-
ton Of Belmont. Mr.. Boughton IT.
ports the loss Of four Of his best milk
cows from running In The stalk fields.
Cows are valuable and milk sells we'll,
hence this represents quite loss. Mr.
Boughton also stated that he is con
structing large and convenient hen
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Boughton art
progressive young people and are rap
IDLY forging to the front.
Clyde Lorimor and Ray Vincent Of
Marvin, were arrested for disturbing
the peace at the Brewer restaurant
and brought before Justice Chase for
trial on the tenth instant. A motiun
prevailed for postpOnement to the If
tenth instant for want OF witnesses
On part Of defendent at which time
the prisoners plead guilty and were
lined ten dollars and costs, amounting
70 all to about thirty dollars. This
ought to be lesson, not only to thes'
boys, but to other law.breakers Of thu
community. -
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