Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-03
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Mills at low rate.
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"IHE BOSION.
H. M. Underwood of Plum township
was visitor to this city last Satur.
day.
B. ]. GaroerSon went up to Almena
Saturday to look after his farm near
that place.
Everett Kemp at the Presbyterian
church Friday night, November l1tb.
Don't fail to hear him.
All the Republican county candi-
dates will be at Handy Monday even
ing to a political rally.
Fred Bridegroom and family enjoyed
Sunday visit from his father and
mother who reside at Norton.
Harry Stearns and wife visited at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Eta
Bourm in Nebraska last Sunday.
The Dem ocratic county central com.
mittee held meeting Tuesday. 1t
was attended by all the candidates.
l. T. Williams brought In load of
melons Tuesday. The Herald ack-
nowledges receipt Of his compliments.
]. B. Gaines one of the prosperous
farmers residing near Speed was a
business visitor to this city last Fri
day.
j. B. Morse and John Jacobs went
out to Selden last Saturday. Mr..
Morse owns section Of Sheridon
county land.
W. r. Roberts, formerly manager of
the Bissell Hotel, who is now located
at Kirwin was visitor to this city
last Tuesday.
&. L. Brockett is the head mason
In the work of erecting the Masonic
temple AMI opera house He is said
to be a good workman.
U. S. Reed who has been working
at the Kysar livery barn departed
Monday night for Worth, Worth coun-
ty, Missouri on business trip.
MISS Lulu Bryant, stenographer for
T. W. Hayes, a prominent lawyer of
Almena, was here Saturday and Sun.
day visiting with Miss Edna brennan.
For the month just past W. W.
Kite has been enjoying a visit from
his mother, Mrs NJ. A. Kite of Bartly,
Nebraska. Mrs. Kite departed Thurs.
day evening for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Heacock were
called to Norton county last Thurs
day to attend the funeral of their
niece Mrs. Allen. The deceased leaves
a husband and six children.
The first nu mber OF the lecture
course will be given at the Presby.
terrain church, Friday evening, No
vember 18th, by Everett Kemp i'm
perSonator, admission so cents.
j. H. DamewOod trustee Of Belmont
township, was business visitor to
PhillipSburg Friday. Mr.. Dam ewood
says the people have little to say re.
garding politics but will all DOUBTLESS
be out to vote.
Accountant Rowett will probably
not make an investigation Of Govern
or Balley's Office before election. He
is not candidate-if he were there
would have been no Investigations.
Such is politics.
The tickets for the lecture course
are selling quite rapidly, and all the
choice seats will be sold before the
first number of the course. Get tick
cts early. Only 81 so for the entire
course Of FIVE numbers. Pupils season
tickets Sl.0O
The venom Of a corrupt political
machine always kills itself or its party.
The Leland machine is laborously
trying to inject enough poison into
the campaign to overthrow the state
ticket but will not succeed, and as
result will scarcely survive the ordeal.
Messrs Bartlett, Spauldlng, Frazee,
Klontz and Moore came up from Kir-
wiz, Tuesday In company with DR..
Dickinson who left for Butte, Mon
tana, on a business trip. Mr. Moore
is the editor OF the new paper the
Argus and this was bis first trip to
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