Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-01-21
J, D. Couch made trip to Prairie

w. T. Morgan and Geo. Ferguson Of
Crystal were 10 town Friday.
Daum & Townsend invite your at
tention to their ad this week.
j. F. Gray attended the meeting If
the central committee yesterday.
The subject of good roads is of more
interest to the farmer than the tariff.
The Herald beats all competitors in
the quality of and price of job print
ing.
F. c. Hoppe was in from Greenwood
yesterday, mingling with the pollti-
clans.
The report that Rev Hassard had
been requested to resign is, we are in
formed untrue.
A proxy member is not always big
enough to run committee. So it ap-
peared yesterday.
SALE BTLLs-When you need them,
come and get our prices. We can give
you first class work.
A. f. Walker was a county seat
visitor Friday. He says everybody
up his way are for HOch.
Evan Hebrew and Elmer Stroup the
republican stalwarts of Bow Creek
were in the city Saturday.
Fred Veeh was among the number
who watched the proceedings of the
central committee yesterday.
G. II. Tannahill and'C. W. Hart2og
came down last Thursday and remain
ed over day or for court.
If you are in need of any thing in
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 60 to the Shimeall's..
One young man reports fine time
at leap year party. He had the
pleasure Of giving two girls the nit
ten.
John Duff came up from Kenslngton
Tuesday morning for visit with his
brother Hugh. He returned that
evening.
w. G. Coleman came up from Nico-
demus Friday. He reports that his
family has been in very poor health
for sometime.
Dan Kelley who resides south of
Marvin has returned from hospital
where he underwent successful OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
Walter Stroup returned to his home
in Hobart, Oklahoma, Monday. He
had been visiting his parents in Bow
Creek township for some time.
Mrs. Bowman now has her piano.
Mr.. Walker brought it down from
Prairie View one day last week. At
present she is keeping it in the office.
License has been granted autboriz.
ing the marriage ofClaudeCunninghlm
and Esther Emrck. The couple gives
Republican City, Nebraska as their
postoffce address.
H. B. Morgan returned Saturday
morning from Kansas City where he
had been with two car loads OF cattle
Bert SAYS he cleared some good money
Ia the transaction.
Charlie Gray who travels for the
John Deere Pillow Co. came in Satur
day morning. He left in the evening
for Kansas City to attend the Imple-
ment Dealers Convention.
JUST REcEIvED-A shipment
of honey from Michigan. This
is the strained variety, guaran-
teed strictly pure. The best ever.
&C. NJ. Cole.
240 acres of land in Crystal town
ship, well improved, nearly all smootn
liable land, good water and timber
only 1000 Several other good snaps
also. Address, S A. MattesOn, Dana,
Kansas.
j. Cibolski who lives near Norton
came down Sunday and remained over
The next day. Important business
matters demanded his attention. iIr
Cibolskl formerly lived in Crystal
township
A company capitalized at 5000
has been formed at Cawker City for
The purpose Of prospecting for oil, gas.
coal, or any other valuable product
The prospecting fever certainly bus
struck Kansas.
Thomas Montgomery left yesterday
morning for a two or three week.
visit at Vinton, Iowa Two OF Lis
lrothers are in a very critical condi
tinn- He may also visit at Marion
where his sisters reside.
NJ. L. Heritage and Chac Morrison
of Greenwood attended the meetings
OF the Stock Breeders Association at
Topeka last week. They propaby
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