Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-12-15
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town yesterday paying taxes.
County Treasurer Bowman is kept
quite busy now receiving taxes.
Three nicely furnished rooms fol
rent. Inquire Of Pratt & Mills.
Arthur Harwood is reported to be
quite sick. but is not thought to be In
a dangerous condition.
A meeting of the teachers OF the
central section will be held at the
school house Saturday. go
The Women's Relief Corps will have
4 meeting Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
All members are requested to be
present. F.,
The county com nisSioners are in
speeding bridge sites this week and
will probably arrange to build num-
Der Of new bridges.
For RENT.-A house Of ten rooms.
Will rent half of house to good par
ties. Good we'll, cistern, barn and
cellar. PRATT & MILLS.
Hon. G. A. Tannahill of Phillips
county, was in Oberlin Monday at
tending the meeting Of the Central
State telephone company.-Oberlin
Eye.
We desire to thank the friends who
rendered such kindly assistance during
the illness and death OF our loved one.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Heacock, Earl W.
Sears. +i
There will be a masquerade ball at
Gebhart's hall, Thursday evening,
December Goth. Admission 80 cents,
for both ladies and gentlemen Tick
cts Sl.O0.
John Rivers whose hand was. torn
off by a corn shelter two or three
weeks ago was taken to a hospital In
Topeka to-day, another operation be-
ing necessary,
The branch Of the Burli ngtnn from
Republican to Oherlin now runs a pas
senger train each way daily, except
Sundays. The people along that. line
are greatly elated.
Charlie Lee returned yesterday form
Gaylord where he has been for the
past month constructing a dwelling
house. He made his home with his
mother while there.
W. A. Barron went to Oberlln Sat
urday to be present alta meeting Of
the stockholders of the Central State
Telephone Company which was held at
that place Monday.
]. D. Haughey, Veterinary Surgeon,
has moved into the Johnson residence
east Of the Albaugh livery barn. All
calls will be promptly answered day or
night. Phone III.
J. @. Thompson Of Deer Creek,
brought in load Of apples yesterday
and disposed OF them TO George Cole.
He also took occasion to state that
the HERALD is giving him his money i
worth.
Someone entered the house occupied
by Earl Sears one night last week.
During the illness OF Mrs. Sears, the
family had been staying at Heacock,s
1t is not known whether any valuables
were taken.
The State Teachers Association
meets at Topeka, December 27-29th.
The progam this year is a strong one
and every teacher who can possibly 60
should attend. G.. Stanley Hall Is the
principal lecturer.
Dave Bailey and Mrs. Laura Nell.
vain we're married In Chicago ON
Thanksgiving day. Their home will
be In Dorchester, Nebraska where Mr.
Bailey runs an exclusive grocery and
enjoys a good business.
We learn that the wedding OF Os-
car Shoemaker which was reported To
have occurred at Bloomington, Neb-
raSka did not take place. Shoemaker,
1t Is said, abandoned his work in the
barber shop at Franklin and took to
the road for the avowed purpose Of
selling gasoline lamps.
John Gebhart and A. w. Robertson
closed a deal yesterday transferring
the property and business Of the Phil
lipsburg Mill and Elevator Co., To a
gentleman named Bandit OF Blooming
ton, Kansas. Mr.. Bandit is a member
OF the firm OF Bandit & Blauer, which
owns a number Of elevators along the
Central Branch. The consideration
OF the sale was $4,000. The change
ia management will be made January
irst. IL is not yet stated what bust.
ness Messrs Gebhart and Robertson
will engage In.