Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-06

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NJ. A. !Spaulding has gone to Big
Bend to day.
G. NJ. Poe and wife returned from
st. Louis Monday.
Republic county has an independent
candidate for county uperintendend.
We have few report cards that
will be sold at a very reasonable rate.
Mrs. TheO Smith and daughter,
Grace, left this morning for Toledo,
Ohio.
John Van Wyck, of Prairie View, is
id town to day having business with
some of the county officials.
]. S. Morse Sr. who as been attend
ing the encampment OF the G. A. R.,
in Boston is at home again.
WANTED-A girl to do general house
work. Inquire at the residence of ].
r. Breakey in Auburn Heights.
DR.. Brown reports the birth of a son,
last Sunday, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Turner, who live southeast
Of town.
DR.. l. f. Mallett has purchased the
Gebhart building on the east side OF
the square and expects to occupy 1t
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan left
Tuesday for st. Louis. They will also
visit their daughter, Mrs Williams,
who resides In Topeka.
Candidates have no snap this year:
Farmers are too busy to talk politics
and the politician always has to go
out of his way to catch them.
A Jewell City man tried to rescue a
cat from tight squeeze In the roof OF
a porch and fell off sustaining injuries
that will lay him up for three months
Rev. ]. Ed. Stevens, of Goodland,
will preach at the Christian church
Sunday morning and evening. Every
body is invited to attend these ser
vices.
VIM Query will leave soon for Belle
Plain, Kansas where he expects to
make his future home, Mr., Query has
been resident Of Phillips county for
several years.
G. A. Mitchell G A. Cannon, C. l..
Morgan, Stanley Tilney, Walter Judd,
viii Reese, Jim Dixon and NJ. P, Can
non all departed Tuesday night for st.
Louis to take IN the exposition.
The work of construction on the
business block at the southeast corner
of the square will be resumed again
this week. Enough brick are now
ready to complete the second story.
Will Reynolds who is employed In a
general merchandise store at Naponee,
Nebraska is here for short visit
with old friends. Will states that
family is now located at Naponee and
prospecting.
G. W. Bogenrief and wife who are
among the pioneer residents Of Glen
wood township came down to this city
Monday and visited at the home Of
their daughter Mrs. Lizzie LaTkin.
They departed in the evening for a
two weeks visit with relatives In Colo
RADIO.
A. w. Robertson left Sunday night
for a visit at the Exposition. He in
tended to stop at Kansas City for a
couple Of days and view the Priests Of
Pallss thence on to st Louis where he
would join the other members Of his
family and with them spend two
weeks &C the big fair.
L. T. Martin, candidate for county
clerk, has given fine thoroughbred
boar, worth $50, to be used as one OF
the capital prizes in the drawing
which takes place at the opening Of
the new opera house at Logan. Mr..
Martin is wealthy farmer and rails
er Of fine stock and is going to make a
splendid county clerk.
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