Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-02
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.


+. r. Sancerman was in from Crys-
tai Tuesday.
p. W. Larson of Dana was In Phil
lipsburg Tuesday.
G.. E. Utter went to Norton yeSter-
day looking for team.
Henry Apenhorst Of Prairie View
was In the city yesterday.
1t rains little every few days
whether we need it or not.
Clark Moore left yesterday morning
for visit at his home in Stockton.
Sunday will be a big day at the tab
ernacle. Everyone is invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Lanes sister who has been
visiting here for several days left this
morning.
Ross Gebhart who holds position
in a store at Downs spent Sunday in
this city.
We are pleased to add the name Of
S. B. Kysar to our list of subscribers
this week.
Frank Hams and wife who have
been visiting at Stuart Iowa are at
home again.
1t is fashioable now to build new
houses. That's why PhillipSburg is
growing so fast,
H. G. Bickford and wife spent Sun
day in the country at the home of
Robt. Fogleman.
Another rural free delivery route
from Prairie View has been establish
ed and will start June Is.
Monopoly doesn't ask an excuse to
double the price. All 1t asks is a
chance-Jewell Republican.
Bert Morse and Adrian Gebhart are
home from Goodland. The machine
shops are closed for time.
The commissioners meet Monday as
a board Of Equalization. This is the
time to kick on your assessments II
you are not satisfied with it.
Albert White came up from Rock
port, Rocks county to attend Decora-
tion day exercises at this place.
Elk Commissioner d j.. Kinsey who
had been visiting at Carman's attend
ed the memorial services at this place
The cards announcing the wedding
of B. o. Paisley and Helen e. Rambo
state that they will be at home June
18th.
Rev. Henslee and wife from Ken
sington have been In town day or
two this week attending evaugellstic
services.
For RENT-A furnished room, one
block north and four east OF the Pres
byterian church. Inquire of Mrs. NJ.
A. Larkin.
M. E. Snow and Eliza Kennedy |
came in from Crystal Tuesday and
visited normal institute. Miss Ken
nedy is a successful teacher
Hugh Duff and Schuyler Lndes
went to KensinRton yesterday to wit
ness the ball game between Smith
Center and Kensington teams.
IT. L. Cook left yesterday morning
for Fairbury where he will remain for
a few days. Carl Montgomery is TAX
ing his place in the round house.
The town OF Esbon In Jewell county
is petitioning the county commission
prS for Incorporation. Esbon Is
town no larger or better than Agra.
G. P. O'Leary who has been the sec
tlon boss here for two or three years
has been made tie inspector on the
Rock Island lines west Of the Missou-
ri River.
Cecil Monroe who came to this city
with a Miss Scott from Republican
City for the purpose of marrying her
was arrested by the ladys father for
kidnapping.
Will Francis went out to L. p.
.IohnSon's residence in Greenwood
Monday to figure ont bill nj lumber
for some improvements which Mr..
Johnson contemplates.
Chss. Clearwater OF Deer Creek
township who has been sick all winter
WAS able IN come to town FRIDAY, the
first time for six months. He is not
as we'll yet as could be desired.
Stanley Farr young man nj fifteen
Years was drowned in the Prairie Dog
last week. He lived In Harlan county
Nebraska. The funeral occurred
from the Woodruff Evangelical
church.
There was large crowd in town
Monday to attend Memorial services.