Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-02-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

Jay,
D. Laughery was pleasant visitor
today.
Mae Seavey spent Sunday at her
home in this city.
Little Cleon Bowman has suffered
an attack of the grip.
A new gasoline engine has been in
stalled in the laundry.
Try the Blue Front Restaurant for
meals. West side square.
A trip through Two PenitentarieS
at the opera house tonight.
Carl LaRue was slightly indisposed
the latter part Of last week.
Jas. Carman has been called east by
the death of a Sister-in-law.
Some report considerable damage to
wheat as a result OF dry weather.
Attorney c. V. Ebersteln was in
Wichita one day the first Of the week.
The Herald beats all competitors in
the quality of and price of job print
ing,
Conner Davies is mentioned as a
candidate for state printer. He is
all right.
General real estate and insurance
business. See W. II. PRATT, Phillips
burg Kansas.
H. r. Wintersteen bought another
farm Monday. This one is In Free
dom township.
Mrs. G. NJ. Poe and daughter Leila
returned from visit to Norton last
Monday morning.
The Downs News by W. B. Gaumer
is one year old and was recently made
the official city paper.
Gov. Bailey too has doubtless dis
covered ere this that he has served as
tool for political machine.
AS you will notice by the list else
where no first grade certificates were
granted at the recent examination.
A marriage license was granted to
Edgar Rumsey Of Almena and Floy e.
Winchell % Long Island on the Bird.
LaRue & Montgomery have ColOra-
do coal to sell. Also best grades of
flour, feed, hay and grain. Phone No.
80.
]. w. Johnson the Topeka Herald
ruStler was in Phillipsburg the latter
part of last week. lie reports a good
business.
Machine papers are going into the
drafting business. Some of them talk
of drafting Frank Nelson for State
treasurer,
c. M. McCay has decided to enter
into the hotel business at Alma, Ne
raska. he completed arrangements
last week.
The two weeks old twins of Will
Kraft who resides near Stuttgart died
the first OF the week. They were
buried Monday.
, Rev. j. II. Laird Of Gaylord was
called to this city the first of the week
by the sickness and death of the
children of d. II. Laird.
Col. Bill Fisher of Holton is large
enough to occupy space in the Chicago
and New York dallies. Such is bis
fame, but note the character Of 1t.
The Monday edition Of The Capital
brought the first news Of the Balti.
more fire to this city. The Capital
should issue a Monday edition every
week.
Opinions differ greatly. By many
Parlette was considered the best mum.
Der in the entire lecture course and by
some the poorest All were pleased
however.
Jesse Yocum and wife who have
been 10 Iowa for a time arrived in
this city Sunday morning. 1t is said
that they Intend to make their home
in Almena again.
George Townsend had prepared a
nice shipment Of cattle for Kansas
City Markets and expected to &C.
company them but J. NJ. Polling pur.
chased them just before leaving time
Saturday, Probate Judge Country
man prarted marriage licenses to
Ebert. Weed and Ethel P. Wood OF
Long Island, and to Clarence Z Buff
ington aud Anna ID. Mccormack VI
Logan.
B. J. Garberson left Tuesday fol
Selden where he will visit with bis