Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-07
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.


u.s.. Morse ST.. is back from Good
land.
Ross Smith has returned from his
holiday jaunt.
Scott Dunn and wife are the parents
of an infant son.
Susie Close has returned from her
visit in Kansas City.
]. S. Morse Jr has been quite ill
for two or three days.
Mrs. E. W. Mason, of Belleville, is
spending few days here.
1t is reported that ia business college
will be established at Beloit.
P. W. Larson who lives near Dana
was pleasant visitor Tuesday.
Fl. E. Elder was over to Stockton
last week. He reports good visit.
! Mae Seavey entertained few of her
y friends Saturday evening, at "Flinch"
" Mrs. W. e, Cox and daughter are
} here from Denver for visit with her
parents.
Wallace Pratt has returned to Law
renee. He remained at home but
few days.
Gillett does not seem to be &c anX-
ious to settle as he would haze his
creditors believe.
Mrs. Heacock enjoyed a visit from
her grand children from Merton
county fast week.
w. j. Palmer one of the prosperous
farmers of Kirwin township was in
the city yesterday.
Glenn Lewis of PhillipSburg is in
the city this week visiting his friend
Willis Bracken.- Belevll'e Freeman.
Rev. Bracken has returned from his
visit in Springv lie, Iowa Mrs.
Bracken will remain month or two
longer.
Mr. Clevenger was thought for a
time to be developing ease of small
pox. The trouble is now diagnosed as
chicken pox.
Wheat is reported in good condition
and is said to be standing the winter
droulh well. A little snow however
would help it some.
James Buckew went to Downs
Sunday for short visit and to return
with his wife who had been visiting
there for several days.
Three high grade durham bulls, one
year old for sale. Inquire of J. E.
Griffin, Naponee, Nebraska. Resi-
dence in Sumner township.
], E. Griffin was down from Sumner
Tuesday. He left again Wednesday
morning for short visit with L. W.
McKenzie'S near Woodruff.
Secretary Coburn's souvenir card.
"Out there in Kansas" has been re-
Ceived. 1t is artiStically designed and
contains some valuable information.
Miss Maude Mcdowell, of Phillips.
burg niece of Frank Hoyt, came over
Christmas eve to visit her uncle and
returned yesterday. -Mankato Advo-
cate.
Mrs. McVeagh of Bloomfield, Iowa
will stop here for a few days visit
with her old friends, the Walkers.
Mrs. McVeagh is going to Loveland, |
Colorado.
Frank Smith, the hurseman, has
made his usual Christmas gift to the
Herald. This is the Christmas num-
Der Of the Horse Review, fine mag
azine for lovers of good horses.
~ ~ age Will NlolO Ill O.-f.--4JiLd |
for time. This is combine ousi-
ness and pleasure trip. Mir. l-,c is |
quite public spirited man a1G bis
visit may mean something III the
town in business way.
The Odd Fellows lodge of thi- place
rece ived an invitation from IT,. Nor
ton lodge to visit them and put On a
degree at that place Saturday sning
BY some mischance the letter failed |
OF delivery until too late for our lodge |
to accept and attend.
The newly elected officers OF the
Odd Fellows, ]. L. Seayey n. G., and
N. @. Bracken V. G. expressed their
appreciation OF the honor conferred |
upon them by providing the lodge with
oysters at Dickey's after their install.
lation Tuesday evening.