Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-08-18
LOCAL MENTION.
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birth OF an heir to the throne.
Oscar Bush and daughters Of Rush
vile were in the city Monday.
.Halbert and Arthur Underwood
Of Agra were in the city Monday
M. L. Heritage and family of Arcade
expect to leave to day for St. Louis.
Frank Boyd editor of the Post and
his foreman Will Ransom spent Sun
day in Denver
G. Hoy and family and W. B. Dean
of Long Island departed for ST. Louis
Tuesday morning
The Phillips county Sunday school
convention is to be held at Kirwin
August "a and rs.
Mrs. Maude Cole has been down
from Norton this week visiting at'the
: home Of her parents.
G.. B. Tracy has disposed Of his
dray wagon and taken position as
night engineer at the mill.
If you are in need of any thing in
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 60 to the Shimeall's.
The dates for the big free street
fair and carnival are September 20 to
"a inclusive. Don't fail to attend.
Rev. F. E. Sherman of Concordia
has been in the city this week in the
interest of the Kansas orphans, home
Good grocery and meat market in
splendid location to trade for Phillips
county land. Inquire at this office
for particulars
Anyone desiring a course In a bust
ness college or regular collegiate work
may find it profitable to communicate
with thiS office.
w. P. Troth the we'll known travel
Ing man of Downs died suddenly of
apoplexy at hotel in Stockton one
night last week.
Frank StinSon has sold one of his
dwelling houses in the north part of
the city to Frank HalneS who will
soon move into it.
Willis Barnes arrived yesterday
from Kansas City and Will spend his
vacation of about two weeks with
friends in this city.
Miss Cora Tickle assisted in this
office yesterday during the absence OF
Della Matteson who visited with Liz
zie Hittle at Kensington.
Calvin Walker and wife came down
from Prairie View Friday night and
remained until the next day visiting
with the Bowman family.
have buyer for residence prop
erty In this city. Anyone having
property for sale is invited to call
with terms. II. Pratt.
The farmers elevator is open for
business and prepared to buy wheat
and to pay for it or to ship it as the
stockholders may wish.-MANAGER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sears will occupy
the Smallwood property and Mrs.
Sears has gone to Belleville for the
purpose Of shipping their furniture.
Charlie Porter came down from Snm-
ner Friday and visited in town during
the day, Raphael returned with him
to be present at the township caucus
on Saturday.
Mrs. George Baum has gone to
Vincent, Iowa with her son Ray for
the purpose OF procuring treatment of
a specialist for Ray who has Teen
suffering from appendicitis for some
time.
Frank Gray and wife visited in town
the latter part of last week. Frank
is travelling representative for the
Western Newspaper Union and left
here Sunday night for St.LOuis where
he will be engaged for time.
Smith Shoe Company will
fit your feet and purse.
John Ham has sold his farm In
Freedom township to II. Il. Winter
stein, consideration $1,000, and pur-
chased the SmallwoOd residence In
the north part Of town. Mr. Small.
WOOD have gone to Columbus Indiana.
Ross Mccormick came home from
Lawrence last week 70 be present at
his mothers wedding. He will re-
main here until the beginning Of the
school year when he will return and
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