Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-10-20

Hold your corn. Borrow Of Pratt s.
Mills at low rate.
Norton is still talking electric
lights. 1t looks as il our scare has
blown over.
We notice by the Norton papers
that Charles Gebhart and wife VlSi ted
in that town last week.
The Norton News states that John
Thomas is considering a proposition
to locate In Norton.
George Crawford left Sunday for
Pueblo, Colorado where he has posi-
tion In zinc smelling plant.
]. L. Seavey and G. Z. Sterns were
! given the work of the Grand Lodge of
the L. o. o. f. at Topeka last week.
J.A.Pollard of Freedom is getting to
be one Of the aristocratso cattle feed
ers OF the county. He has eighty.five
head on full feed.
G. B. Lane expects to move his store
to the building which tn" B. M. & S.
Hardware Company will vacate when
they move into their new block.
The Sherry's High.claSS Connie
dians at the opera aouse, Friday, No
vembar 2Sth, in an entire new show.
This season better than ever before.
W. G. Francis suffered a fall while
at work Tuesday on the Stinson and
Bickford building which laid him up
for day or two,but did no serious in.
jury.
Harry Champlln returned Sunday
from short visit at the Exposition at
st. Louis. He reports pleasant time
and also that he met Robert Medium
while there.
j. d. Hawley Of Harlan county, Neb-
raska came down to this city Friday
night to meet h S wife who returned
that evening from a short visit at her
old home In Iowa.
In report Of the commissioners
proceedings last week the allowance
to Fred Veeh for bridge work was
given as $40 40. The correct amount
of allowance was LAO.
Pratt & Mills, Lawyers, office over
Phillips County Bank, are prepared
to make farm loans In the county. II
you desire to borrow money at low
rate, you should interview them.
j. II. Breakey has been exhibiting
an apple Of the Bismark variety which
grew on his property in Auburn
Heights 1t is very large, measuring
over thirteen inches In circumference.
Roy Whelan has accepted d position
with J. L. Mccormick and will work
half of the time at this place and half
at Long Island, where Mr. Mccormick
has another drug store and handles a
line of jewelry.
The Kansas City Star states that
Mrs. Henrietta Mckay has filed suit
for divorce from her husband Frank
Mckay who lived at this place for sew.
eral years and served one term as
county attorney.
VIM. Swim Of Marvin who has been
visiting in RUSsvllle, Illinois re-
turned home last Saturday. His
wife met him at st. Louis and they
took in the big Fair together. Mr..
Swim reports a pleasant visit
Everett Kemp will give his popular
entertainment at the Presbyterian
church, on the evening CT November
10th. Single admissions so cents
Season tickets for entire course on
sale at McCormick's. next Saturday.
John Hahenkratt's family returned
from their western trip yesterday.
They went to Seattle thence down the
coast to San Francisco, to Salt Lake
and Grand Junction, Colorado, where
they visited with the d. S. Maxson
family. Mr.. Hahnenkratt brought
back some fine fruit raised In Colorado
by Duane Maxson.
The HERALD is in receipt of an in
vitation to the wedding of Miss Anna
NJ. Stevens and Mr.. Addison w.
Wright at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. Stevens, In Braman, Oklahoma,
Wednesday, October 10Th, at eight
O'Clock. The couple will be at home
after November 10th, at Minneapolis,
Kansas.
This has been a splendid fall for
wheat. The only danger is that some
Of the early sowing may get too large
before the winter sets in and checks
It's growth. Those who were fortunate
enough to SOW blue grass this fall
found very favorable season for 1t
also. Every farmer ought to have a
patch Of blue grass In his pasture. II
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