Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-09

new house the first of the week.
r. A. Porter came down from Sum-
ner Monday on a business mission.
G.E. Utter went to Agra the latter
part of last week and purchased a
team.
Jim Athey is back at his old stand
clerking for f. E. WinShip. He began
Monday.
j. D. W. Matteson and daugh or
Jessie and Ethel Francis were in the
city Monday.
Six hundred feet of hose has been
ordered for the fire department.. 1t
was badly needed.
Our ball boys expect to go to Norton
next week. 1t is to be hoped that
they will keep sober.
VIM. Keddie from Towanda was In
the city Tuesday having business be-
fore the commissioners.
Edna brennan has returned fr)m
Salina where she has been for several
months attending school
e. W. Douglass requests that the
HERALD be forwarded to Russell
Springs where he is now located.
w. H. II. Bates came in from Bea-
yer Monday bringing his son and
daughter who will attend normal.
c. e. Breasted was over Tuesday Of
this week. He was interested in the
proceedings of the commission erS.
e. J. Cummings whose home is near
f, Kirwin graduated from the normal
course of Campbell College this spring.
Susie TOwnsley who graduated from
the musical department of Emporia
college this spring came home last
week.
Harry Sims who is one Of the Zig
farmers and stock raserS of the cOun-
ty, this week renews his faith in tie
HERALD.
Dan Follett and Hans johnson
were over from Long Island Saturday
having business before the county
surveyor.
John Hill who lives near Handy was
n PhillipSburg visitor Monday. Mr..
Hill says his neighborhood is fairly
prosperous
Buggy, single harness, set of farm
harness, sewing machine, wheat drill,
and harvester for sale by the Phillips
County Bank.
NJ. S. King, VIM. Farley, Dave Cum
mings, AL Martin, John Hawks and
Stewart Northrup from Bow Creek
were in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. John Strain arrived IN this city
Wednesday of last week from Victor
Colorado and will visit a short time
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. p e. Albaugh returned Mon
day from Beloit where she has been
visiting for few days. Miss Lewis
who went down with her will remain
during the the summer.
David Shelito OF Deer Creek town.
ship died at his home Thursday even
ing of heart failure. The funeral was
held Friday and the remains were in
tered in the city cemetery.
Allie Morse of this place, Oda Hoy
and Geneveive Arnold Of Long Island
and Mary Veeh OF Stuttgart who have
heen attending school at Ottawa Uni
versity are expected to return home
tonight.
Peter De Jong died at his home at
Prairie View last Friday Of appended
us. he was SICK but short time and
medical skill seemed OF no avail. The
funeral was from the German Reform
church Saturday.
Theo Smith returned Tuesday morn
Ing from Chicago where he has been
visiting for long time. Mrs. Smith
and Grace will return in about a
mOnth after the close Of school. Mr..
Smith looks well aud says the country
has a very prosperous appearance.
L. r.. Perkins, trustee Of Valley
Townships A. NJ. Campbell trustee Of
Kirwin and VIM. Seely Of Logan we're
in the city Tuesday having come as
requested by the assessors to explain
any question brought before the board
inrrgard to tie ASSESSMENT in their
Townships. Tuesday was the day set
apart for equalization Of property 10
the FIRST commissioners district.