Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-14
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.
Fine book work at this Office.

Mae Seavey departed for Denver,
Colorado Saturday evening
the Kirwln Kansan of last week
reports the death of two Of the Rooms
tripletS.
W, G. Bissell and wife left Saturday
evening for two or three days stay
in Colorado
The use OF the bible in the public
schools or Kansas has been upheld by
the supreme court.
G. A. Hinchee representative of the
Underwood Typewriter Co. was in
PhSlli psburg Tuesday.
+. NJ. Hopes came down from Long
Island Sunday afternoon and left that
evening for Kansas City.
N. w Garrison who went to West
moreand last fall has returned to
good old Phillips county.
VIM Rougemont has been appointed
as the successor to L. A. Dinner as
manager OF the railroad hotel
The commissioners purchased q new
Oliver typewriter for clerk OF the
of the district court Fl. G Duff.
Earl Lowe closed successful term
OF school in Norton county last week
and has returned 70 his home in this
city.
A vaudeville entertainment was
given at the Opera house Saturday
evening The attendance was not
very large.
A number of young people from = his
city attended the concert given In
Krwln SATURDAY night by Prof. Ham
merSchmidt.
Fred Hoff of Mound township was
an agreeable caller Tuesday. He re-
ports some injury to wheat by the
high winds of last week.
l have a buyer for Kansas farms. If
you want to sell, list with me or write
for particulars. HORACE GRANT,
Heist Building, Kansas City, Mo.
T. G.. Larkin left Saturday for Mon
tana. His health has not been AZ
good as could he wished and he Ia
looking for a more favorable climate.
Miss BERTHE Kendall, Of Phillipsburg
arrived last week for visit with her
Z grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, V, Ken
dali, and other relatives here.-At
wood Patriot.
w. A. McCrosky and VIM. Seely Of
Logan were visitors to this city Tues
day. Mr.. Seely is trustee of Logan
township and has his work Of asses.
sing about completed.
The statement of each of the Phil
llpsburg banks shows that they each
have on deposit about 100000. This
is a good showing and compares favor
ably with the older counties.
The editor of the KenSington Mir.
ror signs for city park. He would
locate it ON the vacant block between
the depot and the town. This would
help the appearance OF the town.
The Osborne County News under
the new management will be edited
by Warren Zimmerman who Is exper-
fenced In the work. He,wlll doubtless
maintain the reputation Of the paper,
]. N. Knodle of GOode was an inter
esting caller at this office Saturday.
He propounds a question which puzzles
every one. "Why is the letter Y used
at the beginning of certain words .
Can you answer 1t
y. w. p. Gaumer visited in this city
Saturday afternoon and Sunday. lie
has sold his paper, the Downs News
but has not decided just what his
work in the future will he WeshOuld
like to see him locate in Phillipshurg
Arthur Reed was tried before jus
tlce W. n Moore Tuesday for defac
ing a fence belonging to R. King Ht
had taken some wire which hi
believed was his own. He was &C
quilted and the county will pay the
costs.
Rev. j. r. McQuown goes to the
Preshytery which meets at Colby thli
week. Mr. McQnown has made NAM
friends during his short acquaintance
in this city. Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Brack
en- and Mrs. Morgan also expect Il
attend the presbytery.
Mrs. G. NJ. Poe entertained nun
Der NJ her lady friends at Dime
Yesterday ut one O'Clock. Those en-
Toying her hospitality we're: Mesdame
Champlln, Hlckenlooper, Nelson
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