Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-31
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

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house of @. M. Cole.
Don Fleming has new buggy. ALI
the girls know him now.
Try the Blue Front Restaurant for
meals. West side square.
G. M. Arnold and G.. B. Tracy went
to Prairie View yes terday.
Attorney L. H. Thompson. of Nor
ton, was a visitor to this city Tuesday,
Mrs. Pearl Sears visited here few
days last week. She returned to Belle
vile Sundny.
Messrs Rumbaugh' and Jackson of
Greenwood went to Kansas City with
shl pment of stock the first of the
week.
Base ball enthusiasts in the larger
cities are preparing for the season
Of 1904. Phillipsburg sports are still
slumbering.
j. j.. ROdabaugh, the new editor at
Logan visited US a short time Satur-
day while in town attending the DEM
ocratic convention.
H. Berdine and wife were in from
Handy Tuesday Mr.. Berdine has
been i'll for sometime and came to
consult his physician. y
E. E, Douglass returned Monday
morning from the western part of
the state. He filed on choice quar-
ter of government land while away.
W. Bateman from Decatur county
has been visiting in town for a few
days. Mr.. Bateman has brother at
Kirwin and will visit some at that
place.
Mrs. Aldrlch came from Norton the
latter part of last week and remained
over Sunday visiting with her parents
and fri ends. The doctor came down
Sunday.
The NJ. W. A. seems to be prosper
ing under the new rate plan. So far
Two assessments have been skipped.
Under the old plan they were begin
ming to double I'D,
j. n McIlvain has gone to Salina
to attend conference. Mr.. McIlvain
is the lay delegate from this church.
Rev. Wood ward and Rev. Mann will
also be In attendance.
Benz. Hall came in from Dresden
Monday afternoon. He took the train
from here to his old home in Iowa in
response to a telegram announcing
the de ath OF his mother.
viii Watson will assist G. A. Brack-
en- to move his stock Of merchandise
to Marvin and will probably remain
for short time to help him get prop
erly started In his new location.
A lady peddler has been doing a
good business In town during the past
week. BY the time that some of the
buyers begin to realize that they have
been sold, the peddler will be gone.
A Russian scientist proposes tt
blow up the Japanese fleet by the use
of radium. He will use rather expen
Sive ammunition, but thinks it viii
not take much of the metal to do the
work.
The annual "MeSSlah" concert al
Lindsborg are now being given. The
dates are March 27.2S.3O and April
and 3. The Herald acknowledges re
ceipt Of passes to these entertain
mentS.
A. S. McCoppln is highly pleased al
the record bis son Charles is making
in college at Kansas City. Charlie il
the youngest In class Of 100 but nont
of them ARE making better gradei
than he.
c. A. Bracken has purcashed the ]
NJ. Deal store at Marvin. Invoicing
was completed the first of the week
Mr.. Bracken will probably move hi
stock Of goods from this place as early
as possible.
George Nichols was in town Monda.
George Is the assessor Of Greenwood
township and though he has not to
tailed his books has completed hi
rounds and will be among The first t,
return his assessment. "a,
Mrs. A. ]. Farley died at her hom
n-Belmont township last Wednesday
The death was quite sudden resulting
from a stroke OF paralysis in a shor
time after the stroke occurred Th
funeral took place Thursday.
A. w. Gibbs was in Saturday eve
ming to meet his partner W A. Stou
who had been TO Kansas City am
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