Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-28
LOCAL M ENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.


Harry Stearns is expected tie return
to this city next week.
Thomas Brown of Logan was visit
or to this city Tuesday.
The commissioners have been hold
Ing special session this week.
Cora B. Miller, saleslady for Crane
& Co. visited Phillipsburg Monday.
L. A. Champlin returned from his
visit In New York, Friday morning.
A. S. McCoppin was somewhat In
disposed for two or three days this
week
Cal Baum went to Belleville Satur-
day and visited with friends till
Tuesday.
Hobbs, the travelling representative
of the Topeka Paper Co. was in the
city Monday.
Along the Kaw people become fright
ened when IT. rains They should
come further west.
II you are in need of any thing in
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 60 to the ShimeallS.
The wheat crop In Kansas for this
year cannot possibly be as large as last
year. But just watch our corn.
A tornado swept Pryor Creek, In
dian Territory, Saturday, killing six
people and doing damage to property.
L. e. Countryman has been in To-
peka for several days. Mr.. Rambo
looks after his office durlug his alb
sence.
Wlllet Vandewate brought Mrs.
Homan to town Saturday. She Is lgo-
ing to Downs, where she will visit with
daughter for sometime.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Phillips county, will hold an
institute at Agra, on Wednesday and
Thursday, May 18th and 18th.
The little town of Miltonvale 10
Cloud county, was nearly destroyed
by fire last Saturday. Only two bust
ness houses were left standing
Mrs 7. W. Holder who was poison
ed short time ago has recOveren and
came to this city last Tuesday on bus
mess cOnnectee with the estate.
Secretary Of State, Burrows reply
to the criticism Of his official action
by Mort Albaugh forcibly reminds US
81 the old adage about people living
III glass houses.
The county temperance association
has compiled list Of business men Of
the county who hold government H.
censs to sell alcoholic beverages. The
number Is eighteen.
p. W. Short and family left last
Monday for PhilIipSburg, Kan, near
which place Phares has rented a farm,
and where they will reside In the
future. Atwood Patriot.
George StnrmfelS expects to leave
sonn for Orange California where he
will visit. lie NAV visit other points
on the Pacific and poSSbly Germany
before returning to this country.
Fort Scott was flooded Sunday. A
cloudburSt raised the Marmaton river
four feet i'm thirty minutes, eight
inches Of rain fell In twentJ-rour
hours. 1904 is trying to break last
years Secord.
have a buyer for quarter section
of improved land. Must have a good
house and other buildings. Any one
having such a farm for sale please
send description and terms to W. 81.
{ Pratt, Phillipsburg, Kansas.
Mr.. James S. Maytield, the telegraph
agent at Dana, and Miss Lula E.
Hipps, Of Dana we're united In
marriage by Rev. j. r. McQuown OF
the Presbyterian church in Phillips
burg, Kansas, the evening Of April 20.
Invitations have been received In
Stockton for the wedding Of Miss Ma.
tilda Cope to Mr.. Frederick L. lilly OIL
Wednesday, April 20, at Harrison,
Oklahoma. The Cope family were
residents OF Stockton four or five years
ago, and Miss Title was one Of our
most popular young lady singers. The
Record extends congratulations
Rocks County Record.
At a recent examination OF young
men IN England three OF the answers
tn the question "What is the Monroe
detrine?" were: THE religion Of
America taught hY DR. Monroe on the
reconsideration OF souls" The doc