Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-04-13
LOCAL MENTION.

". Fl. Ransom came up from Downs
and spent sunday in this city.
y Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Jackson of Speed
we're visitors to this city Tuesday
& Marshall McCarter of Kensington
was a visitor to this city Saturday.
Miss Edith Nelson of Smith Center
visited relatives in this city last Fri
E day.
Ray Holmes Of York, Nebraska
s spent Saturday and Sunday here with
the Gates families.
Joe Rhoades has gone out to George
Bumps where he has the contract for
a small job Qf finish plaStering.
John Rambo came down from his
Glenwood township farm last Sunday
and spent couple of days In this city
Rev. Mann and wife returned from
Alamogordo, New Mexico, last week
Just in time to go to Smith Center 10
the conference.
Katie Smith and W. l. Heiserman,
the steel range man from Colorado,
,.were married by Probate Judge
Countryman Monday evening
David Manassee leaves next Tues
day for Denver where he will visit I'M
Til May first with friends after which
he returns to his position In this city.
NJ. A. Spaulding and wife went over
to Long Island Tuesday where they
were called un account Of the death Of
Mir. Sedman who was related to Mrs.
Spnulding
frank Boyd negotiated the sale of
the Moore farm two miles northeast
of this city the first Of the week to a
gentleman from Missouri. The sale
was for so 900 cash.
Emory Mellon editor Ut the Lenora
News spent couple Of DAYS here the
first Of the week viSiinVihe Wilson's.
. Mr.. Mellon had business with The
county commissioners
d. f. Walsh, clerk NJ he dist riot
court Of Rocks county, came over to
this city Saturday with Superintend-
ent Graham and spent the day with
tho cnilrt hnnSn horS
The Norton boy ball team came
down to this city Sunday and played
the first game Of the season with the
boys in this city. The game result
ed In score of eight to five in favor
OF the visiting team.
Miss Edna Robertson visited with
friends In this city last Friday and
Saturday. Miss Robertson has heen
employed as compeSItor i1 the Adver-
s tiSer office at Mankato but returns to
the home Of her parents In Cedarville
Rev. e. Fl. Tannehlll who has. been
pastor OF The Agra charge has been
transferred to the Southeast Kansas
Conference and assigned to the town
Of Hepler, 10 Crawford county, to
which place be goes as soon aS posi-
bic.
The fire alarm Saturday afternoon
about four o'clock again sounded forth
It's warning and large crowd quickly
gathered to fight the fire and prevent
its spread. The harm Of G B, Palmer
In the southeast part Of the city
was destroyed. The loss is small.
J. M. Campbell one Of the prosper
Gus farmers Of Beaver township has
rented bis farm to bis sons and with
his wife will spend about year visit
ing in Nebraska. Wisconsin and other
places. He will probably return to
Logan when the visit is over, and
make his residence in that city.
W A. S McCoppin is highly elated
over the success Of his son Charlie who
us following the veterinary profession
Fat Wilcox. Nebraska. During the first
fourteen days his practice brought in
seventy-nine dollars and fifty cents.
Charlie viii come home about The first
OF September and take vacation OF
three weeks before again resumiug
his collegiate work In Kansas City
The subject Of electric lights Is
again being discussed. II the people
of the city really desire to have the
city lighted by electricity they can
guarantee the lights by promising an
adquate patronage Capital is ready
and there is ample power at the mill
to run all the dynamos we will need
for years to come The city cIn afford
more light.