Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-02-11

1t costs money to advertise but 1t
costs more to stagnate.
Senator Hanna has been very sick
man but he is now improving.
The daughter of Wayne Smith has
been sick for three or four days.
The Aathony-Curtis contest in the
first district will be heard April 9Th.
For SALE-A good second hand
baby carriage. Inquire Of Mrs. Frank
Larkin.
DR.. Haggard reports girl baby at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. George
Garvin.
]. f. Morse visited his daughter,
Allie who is attending school at Otta-
wa, last week.
Henry Hahuenkratt has moved to
Stockton where he has a position In a
hardware store.
The infant twins of d. r. Laird
died the first of the week and were
buried Tuesday.
DeloSs Boughton drove over to
Stockton yesterday with goods for
Henry Hahnenkratt.
For quick sales list your real estate
with W. II. Pratt. Office under
Phillips County Bank.
Josie Beauvais has gone to Prairie
View where she has position as
compositor on the News.
If you are in need of any thing in
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 60 to the Shimeall's.
E. f. Gates has sold his farm In
Beaver township to his old neighbor
John Allen, consideration $500.
Cheapest eating house in town for
price charged; The Blue Front Res
taurant. w. W. Reynolds proprietor.
The morning papers report the cap
ture of 1000 Russians by the Japs.
The JapS seem to be after them in
earnest.
Mrs. @. w. Bowman and son Gloon
have been at Prairie View for several
days on account of sickness in the
Walker family.
The RebekahS are going to ini-
ate six now members at their meeting
Monday night, after which they will
have banquet.
From the Pioneer we learn of the
sickness of daughter of j. r. Burrow
Secretary of State. The trouble Is
rheumatic fever.
Terry's Ten Nights in a Bar Room
was given at the opera house Monday
evening. AS usual some were pleased
and some were not.
Norwood Mccormick has been af-
ticted with measles instead of small
pox as reported last week. We are
glad to note this fact.
IN. Fike who was the democratic
member of the board of railroad com.
misslonerS, not long since, has sprung
the Harris boom for governor.
The girls band gave box supper at
the armory last night. 1t was well
patronized and about $4S wer realized.
All report a pleasant occasion.
W. II. Joyce and family moved to
Center Point, Iowa, the first Of the
week, Mr.. Joyce having sold his inter-
est in Harlan cOunty,-Alma Journal.
John Hester came in from Colby,
Saturday morning where he bad been
looking after property interests. He
returned to his home in Sumner in
the evening.
Mlcheal Herman has sold an eighty
acre farm to NJ. G. Bach, conSidera
tiOn 5000. These parties live near
Stuttgart. They were in Tuesday
closing up the deal.
Fighting between Russia and Japan
is now in actual progress. The JapS
have scored first point by damaging
three Russian warships with little
damage to their own.
Elmer Strain and wife Of Colorado
Springs spen Sunday with the Strain
family near town. Elmer returned to
Colorado Springs but Mrs. Strain went
to Narka Kansas, for visit.
Some say that Leland's faction is
dead, then predict It's resurrection In
two years. The state Of Kansas will
never be right until 1t is killed 50 dead
that the sound Of Gabriel's trumpet
will not phase 1t.
Farmer A. W. Smith OF Mcpherson
has announced bis candidacy for rail-
rnad commissioner ua 10 a uond