Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-16
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

Speed yesterday.
W. d. Granger has been Ill for
few days this week.
L. Grewell of Glenwood was a county
seat visitor Thursday.
A. B. Dixon attended the OFT lee
ture Saturday evening.
G. A. HaSsler attended the commits
sioners meeting Thursday
Jhildren's day exercises will be ob-
served at Crow next Sunday.
Mrs. John Strain expects to return
to Victor tomorrow evening.
Don't forget that PhillipSburg will
celebrate the glorious Fourth.
The commissioners finished their
labors of equalization last Saturday.
e. w. Warner, wife and daughter,
Lelah came up from Kirwin Friday.
9. P. Dewey the Kansas millionaire
died at Wheeling West Virginia last
Friday.
Burlelgh johnson democratic candi :
date for Congress was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. George Baum stepped on
nail one day last week and received
painful injuries.
Don Fleming and Lizzie Hittle ac-
companied Commissioner Hageman to
Woodruff Saturday.
Charles Mccormick came down
from Goodland Saturday evening and
visited over Sunday.
II. G. Caywood and wife have gone
to Alma Kansas, for visit with Mrs.
Caywoods relatives.
The Herald has been presented with
fine map of the war regions In the
far east by G. A. Lewis.
w. E Enfield of Norton represent
ing the International Harvester Co.
was in the city yesterday.
Anna Strain is here from Colorado
Springs for short visit with hel
parents and many friends.
S. A. Matteson came in from Cry
stall Thursday and Della went home
with him returning Saturday.
The normalites picked up bal
team and crossed bats with the clut
here Saturday. They came out will
even hon0rS.
Charles Gray went to Denver Mon
day night. He has been visiting a
Plainview with Rev. Rarlck ant
other friends,
Fred Vogel was in from MOunC
Monday. He reports fine rain Sun
day evening and a good growing con
ditions Of crops.
+. H. Clark Of Greenwood has neV
potatoes. They were planted Apri
LIST and in just forty days were larg
enough for table use.
@. M. Poe has been employing an
other tailor. He is Mr.. Dodd from
Norton and will probably stay a
long as the rush Of work demands.
T. ]. levin has returned from
Visalia, California where he has bee
for some time for his health. lie ha
not improved, we are sorry to state.
Walter Cole, Moody Couch an
Herbert Hickman went fishing Satul
day evening ann brought back fit
pounds Of fish, tsherman'S measure
B. +. Shoemaker has been quite /
for several days Mr.. Shoemaker is
pretty old man and has always bee
quite rugged. He is not dangerousl
affected.
n. NJ. Parle of Atchinson has take
the place Of II. G. Caywood at tn
mill. He is believed to be very con
petent miller. He commenced wor
yesterday morning.
Mrs. II. A. Handy and daughte
Thelma Of Colorado Springs are e.
pected TO arrive in this city tOnigf
for a short visit with A. w. ROber
sons and other friends.
A family reunion was held at til
Grimm home In Sumner tOwnshI
yesterday. All the family that coul
possibly come we're expected to |
present. Particulars unlearned
+. NJ. Phillippi, Supreme Secretal
Of the Master WOrkmen Of the Unite
States visited here last week retur
ing to his home Ia st. Louis Monda
Mr.. Phillippi is brother Of Mrs.
W. Robertson OF this place and can
here for a short vacation.