Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-08-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard tits glasses.


Mae Seavey returned yesterday
from an extended visit in Denver.
Colorado.
II. r. VIII terstein reports wheat
averaging from seven to twenty one
bushels per acre.
The Phillips county Sunday school
convention is to be held at Kirwin
August "a and 26.
The dual convention in Topeka last
week, as was expected, succeeded in
nominating a single ticket.
The dates for the big free street
fair and carnival are September 20 to
"a inclusive. Don't fail to attend.
Mr.. VERNE Dack and Miss Ethel
Palmer of Logan were married at the
office of the probate judge yesterday.
Miss Lettie Lewis who has been
visiting at Beloit for two or three
months returned to this city Friday.
@. M. Arnold left yesterday for
Long Island where he will visit two
or three days at the home of his par
entS.
@. G. McIllvain and family left
Tuesday morning for LaPlata, Mis-
souri, on a visit to friends and rela-
tiveS.
The early bird catches the worm
but the dark horse frequently walks
away with'the prize in political con-
vention.
Theo. Smith and son have been
demonstrating the merits OF a stove
they handle by giving public cooking
exhibitions.
L. Goodger has sold his farm in Deer
Greek township and has gone out to
Sheridan county. He may buy prop.
erty out there.
Ed Hanson of Long Island was in
he city Friday on bis return from
Kansas City where he had been with a
large shipment Of stock.
L. J. Herzog and wife went out to
Colby Saturday night where they re.
malned over Sunday visiting friends
and looking after their farm
The PhillipSburg candidates, it is
said, viii Select a delegation to the
county, convention that will "stand
pat" for all of them. So be it.
Mrs. W. G. Bissell has been enjoying
visit from her niecPS, the Misses
Colby who reside near Kirwin. They
have been here for several days.
The citizens of Long Island will pre-
sent petition praying for the incor-
poratiOn of the town, to the commits
Sloners at their meeting in October.
1t is reported that Robt. Medium
has accepted position with a tele-
phone company at Mitchell, South
Dakota and will remain at that place.
G. M. Poe went to Norton Satur-
day night and remained over Sunday.
Mrs. Poe had been visiting there for
two or three days and returned with
him.
Jas. Knight is here from the east
ern part Of the state for a visit with
his grandmother who invited in other
members Of the family and held re-
union yesterday.
The death Of d. ID. Chance of
Crystal is reported. No further par
tIculars except that it resulted from
injuries received in pulling straps has
been received
G. W. Mowsley one Of the SUCCESS
FIJI farmers Of Dayton township was
Phillipsburg visitor Saturday. Mr..
Mowsley reports corn in fine condition
IN his section OF the country.
John Hawk who resides in Bow
Creek was In the city yesterday. Mr..
Hawk states that the prospect for
bOnntiful crop Of corn was never bet
ter than at the present time.
M. j. Page went to Almena Satur.
day evening accompanied by Frank
YOcum for Sunday visit at the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. Gertie
YOcum returned with him Monday
morning.
5. L. HarRis of Ottawa, Kansas is
visiting at his farm in Rushyille. lie
will soon leave for st. Louis where he
will attend the Exposition. He goes
from st. Louis to Minnesota where be
has good position In the public
schools.
A. Bennett expects to leave about
The first NJ September for a visit with
friends and relatives in West Virgin
u.s. Mr.. BENEFITS health has not
heen the best and he has been work
ing quite hard. He will emily his
vacation.
IT. A. Kendall who has some fine
land on the Solomon has been quoted