Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-07-21
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard its glasses.


urday in Prairie View.
Mrs. Albadgh is building a couple
Of cottages for rental purposes.
See our stock of shoes. The best In
In town for the money.-G. W. Cole.
A. Fl. Underwood of Agra and the
editor went to Long Island Saturday.
The Kensington Anniversary Cele-
oration will be held on August IL and
II.
Walter Boyd came up from Kensing-
ton Monday and assisted in the Post
office.
The commissioners reconvened in
their regular July session Tuesday
morning.
Prof. Baker came down from Ncr-
tol, Saturday and spent a short time
in the city,
Walter Mills went to Almena Sat
urday for visit before going on to
South Dakota.
l. e. Hickey went to Almena Satur-
day, and visited during the day and
returned that night.
Frank Aloaugh left Monday for
Ellsworth, Kansas where he will re-
main for two or three weeks.
J.F. Rambo is still quite lame ow-
ing to recent injuries but has been
able to attend to official duties.
G. E. Utter went to Topeka last
Saturday taking Fl. j. Morlan recent
ly adjudged insane, to the asylum.
e. E. Smith came up from st. Jos
eph Sunday Morning and spent the
day here. Mrs. Smith returned with
him.
G. G. Freeman and A. NJ. Campbell
we're up from Kirwin Tuesday having
business before the county commits
SionerS.
Ed Dixon who has been the station
agent at Agra for nearly three years
has resigned and will solicit life in
Surance.
Miss Bertha Hickman has been Wis
iting for several days with the Mitch
ell family In Freedom. She reports a
pleasant time.
sGoing the rounds; Its no use ad-
vertising unless you have the goods,
and no use having the goods unless
you advertise"
]. Sturtevant of Burns, Oregon
passed through this city Monday on his
return home from FormoSo. He has
relatives In this county.
L. A. White OF Syracuse Nebraska
passed through the city Monday eve
ming on his way to lKirwin where he
has property that needs attention.
Miss Nellie Thompson who lived
near Bloomington, Nebraska was
drowned one day last week. The body
at last reports had not been recovered
r. A. Porter states that the ball
team will be given some thorough
discipline and be reorganized. They
expect to be equal to any team in this
part of the stata.
G. M. Poe's new tailor, Mr.. Sllverton
from Denver, Colorado arrived here
Sunday morning and began work
promptly on Monday morning. A
good tailor gets plenty of work.
Judge Pratt has received word from
his son Wallace that he has been
guaranteed a salary Of $50 a month by
Underwood & Underwood Of ottawa
for whom he Is travelling represent
tative.
Prof. r. V. Phlnney who instructed
in the normal here this summer has
been employed as principal of the
Agra schools. He has good reputa-
tiOn The other teachers are:.Mary A
Adams, grammar room; Della Garvey
intermediate; Lille Allen, primary.
Rev. James Edwards a son OF J X.
Edwards, recently deceased who was
ordained as a Catholic priest short
time ago will conduct services at the
Catholic church In Norton during the
absence of Father Daily who has gone
te Ireland for two or three months
visit.
The new building to be erected by
Stinson and Blckford will make one
OF the best business blocks in the CITY,
The walls will be OF cement, outside
dimensions, 0sxl2s feet and one story
high. IL will be built in such a man.
ner that 40 extra story can be dded
when desired,
The writer spent short time Sat.
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