Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-05

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will remain for several weeks.
II. E.Caunirymap left Monday even
ing for Junction City to attend the
Masonic school IF instruction.
The Masonic temple has been grow
ing rapidly this week and II good
weather continues will soon be COM
pleted.
A BUYER for house Of four or fVe
rooms with two or more lots. South
part OF town or southwest. ASK
Pratt & Mills.
Il. D. Morse the new jeweler will
soon be ready to begin business. He
has rented the building lately vacated
by Harry White.
The Woman'S Christian Temper
ance Union will meet with MIS-
Janette Tannahill On Friday, January
18th, at $50 p. m.
Charlie Knight who is attending a
business college In Lawre nee is taking
a course in Stenography and typewrit-
ing and expects to graduate this
spring.
WANT TO BUY.-160 acre tract with
some improvements, house, barn, etc.
Anywhere up to ten or twelve miles
of town. Will pay $40 per acre. In
quire of Pratt & Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fogleman who
live several miles north of this city,
came to town Monday and remained
until after the lecture. The Fogle-
mans are numbered among our most
enterpriSing people.
DR.. R. H. Trusdle and II. A. Royce
both prominent business men Of Kir-
win were in the city yesterday. The
Doctor is proud Of the fact that he is
the grandfather Of bouncing boy 10
the home Of his daughter at Downs.
Ross Mccormick expects to return to
Lawrence to-day. We are informed
that Mrs. Foxwell and Mrs. James
Mccormick 20 with him. Mrs. Foxwell
will remain indefinitely and Mrs. Nc
Cormick will re urn after a short visit.
The dailies state that Carr W. Tay-
| r who had charge Of the speakers
bureau during the recent campaign is
a strong candidate for the bank com
missioner. Mr.. Taylor is one Of the
few whom, Hoch says, can have what
he wants.
A bevy of Phillips county college
students whose holiday vacation was
over left Monday night to resume
work in their respective schools
Those leaving were: MeSsrs. McCop.
pin, Baum, Peters and this Misses
Veeh, Peters and Matteson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton who have been
here for two or three weeks visiting
their son, attorney Mills, departed
Monday night for their home in Bald
win. Mr.. Burton is favorably i'm.
pressed with Phillips county and
might invest here II the right kind Of
a bargain should be discovered.
The railways Of the United States
are responsible for the death of 2,5l6
employees and 1903 passengers during
the year Of 1904, besides a list Of in
jured numbering 80, I'll employees and
$3.50 passengers. The Chicago Il Al
ton proudly boasts Of the fact that
not a single life was lost on its lines
during the year.
Hugh Duff surprised his many
friends in this city by dropping In
Sunday afternoon for short visit be-
fore going to Stockton where he has
other near and dear friends. lie
went to KenSingtOn Monday night,
to Stockton after a short stay at the
home Of his parents He expects ia
return tn this place before going back
to his home in Sabetha.
Here's a new one. A little six year
old just started to school, was hearing
some kindergarten talk by her teacher
on the different senses OF the body.
Said her teacher "You have feet To
run with, eyes to see with, mouth to
talk, ears TO hear, nose to smell, fin.
gers to feel ETC." The little tot be
gan to cry. Said she II guess I'm put
together all wrong, for my nose runs
and my feet smell. Council Grove
Guard.
Ed Redinger, Ed Hoover and Char
lie Manages were arrested for disturb
ing the meeting OF the literary Socet y
in district no. 10 the latter part Uf
last week, free fOr-all-fEht nearly
resulting. Redinger came to town
Saturday and pleaded guilty to the
charges preferred against him and re-
ceived a fine OF $40 and costs. IIuOv-
er and MangeS appeared Tuesday and
likewise pleaded guilty, Justice Fran.
ctS assessing zach a fine nf Sth and