Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-07
LOCAL n MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

t1lS week.
Judge W. II. Pratt made business
trip to Almena yesterday.
Lloyd Cole is working in the Post
office. He intends to learn the trade.
c. NJ. Arnold went to Long Island
Tuesday for short stay at the home
of his parents.
George TwlSS is in Kansas City. He
has been gone for several days and
will return this week.
John Shimeal came down from Nor
ton and visited with the Poe family q
day or two this week
Joke with a moral: Don't expecto-
rate on the floor if you expect to rate
as a gentleman Capital.
Mrs. Cowden Moore entertained her
Sunday school classes at her home
near town Friday evening.
f. S. Stroup has good jack which
Nhe will stand at his farm in Bow
Greek for the season of 1904.
The Phillips county delegation to
the democratic state convention at
Wichita left Monday, via Marvin.
C.M. Arnold and Mrs. Heath of
this city attended the Sunday school
convention at Prairie View last Sun
day.
Mrs. NJ. e. Deming and two sons,
from Cberin, have moved to this
county and expect to reside in Phil
burg or vicinity.
John Mollison of Smith Center,
bridge contractor and populiSt candi-
date for congres IS was in the city the
first part of the week.
Ed. Elder took lay off Monday and
accompanied the democratic delega-
tion to the state convention at Wich-
tia. He expects to return tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Strain and son Melvin
have gone to Selden for a visit with
the family of viii Strain, who is en-
ployed on the Rock Island at that
place.
Foreman Mills Of the Dispatch was
called to Almena Tuesday by the
death of his brother. Particulars ar e
unlearned. The funeral occurred
yesterday.
John Q. Royce and wife have gone
to Des MOines Iowa to visit with Mr.
Royce'S father and mother. W. A.
Barron yields the editorial pen dur
ing their absence.
G. W. Elben has moved here from
Logan and occupies the residence west
of the Presbyterian church. He has
accepted position at the brick yard
and expects to make this city his per-
manent home.
e. S. Stroup came in from FoU
Creek yesterday. He reports the He
brew family, seven in number all lick
with the measles They are doing rs
we'll as could be expected uuder the
circumstances.
AL Sweeten, who lived near LouI
City, Nebraska, last year, has rented
o house in this city and will make bis
future home here. He expects to Sc
cure position on the railroad force
in short time.
Michael Aumer of TOwanda town
ship and Jane McGrath of Chicago
Heights Illinois, were married at thu
Office of the probate Judge yesterday
The result was brought about by {
matrimonial agency.
:. DR.. Davis, of Logan, has been en-
ioying a visit from bis father " no re
sid S at Elk City, this state. Mr.. Da
Wis came here some time ago for hi
heal II and is now quite well agalo
TIL y visited this city Tuesday.
A Philadelphia contemporary hl'
discovered a ike in the dictionary, n
other than the standard al d learnel
Century. 1t is one OF those unconS
clous bits Of humor. Under the wor
"Question" is the following: $40 po
the question see pop"
G. L. Rarick, former pastor of tn
NJ. u. Church at this place, remain
at Plainville for the ensuing veal
Rev. Rarlck was popular here as seem
to be the case at PIainyille to whicl
place he was sent last year at the vi
gent request OF his pastorate.
Accorl ling to the Star the Osborn
News, a populist paper, has been sol
to a syndicate aud will be conducte
ia the future as an anti-macbine n
publican paper. There are only tw
papers in Osborne and both are reput