Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-07-28
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"A new stock Of steel ranges just
received at Theo. Smiths
Judge O. W. Stone Of Harrison
vile, Mo, was in the city Saturday
With ]. d. Holder.
Mrs. E. q. Wilson has moved her
millinery and dressmaking establish
ment to the northeast corner Of the
square.
Mrs. Green OF Speed was severity
injured in a runaway early this week.
The lady who rs quite aged suffered
very bad scalp wound.
John Close has purchased the Z.
B. johnson house in the southeastern
part OF town, and will occupy 1t as q
residence after August LIST.
"A bright little girl came to the
home OF Tom Levin Saturday morn.
ing, and as q consequence, no more
happier man than Tom lives.
"a. j. Andrews, formerly represen.
tative from this county, has returned
from California and will spend the
summer months in this vicinity.
j. V. Kendall of Kansas City,
President Of the Kendall Mortgage
Company iS-in the city today looking
up investments in which he is inter-
ested.
Come to the Stockton Normal
School at the opening Sept. 10, 1898.
Your car fare paid both ways, il we
do not do as we say. Address, Stock.
ton Normal Co. Stockton, Kan.
Harry Gebhart and family leave
next week for their old home in Penn
sylvia. Harry intimates that he hopes
TO be able TO come back here soon, as
he likes the town and it's people.
The Stockton Normal School will
give you the best schooling for the
least money. Write us and arrange
TO be with us at the opening Sept. ID,
1898. Address, Stockton Normal Go.
Stockton, Kansas.
"A wagon load Of young men from
Knoxville, Iowa, passed through the
city today, bound for Colorado. The
party was made up Of Geo. Cristofel,
Harley West, Clyde and Roy Flnsrty.
They seem to be enjoying their trip.
Young, Of the Stockton Ne,Us,
jumps onto Schuyler Landes because
the latter announces that he is can
didate for Office. Young jumped on
to the Lsndeses once before and came
out second best and may have the
same luck again.
Hon. N. B. Mccormick and his
secretary J. L. Mccormick arrived in
the city on Friday night. Mr.. Nc.
OormiCk has opened an office on the
eAet side Of the square and will keep
in touch with the people during the
summer and fall. The work Of a
congressman never stops, as his con.
stituents have many pressing matters
which require his attention.
An Eastern woman going through
on the Rock Island last week had q
pet dog which she was compelled TO
transfer to the care Of the baggage
man. At Jansen the dog escaped
and as be wore a collar valued at 5000
il caused some worry TO the railroad
men. A reward Of $25 was offered
for the animal which caused his re-.
appearance but minus the COLLAR
FGirbury Gazette.
In order TO meet new and in
creAsing demand, and to protect the
people from the workings Of shsrpers
Theodore Smith has placed on exhibit
ton and for sale a full line Of 4. and
6'hole ranges. Our people are very
unwiSe to pay peddlers the big prices
they charge for ranges, or any other
goods, when better articles can be
bought at home for much less money.
SEQ your home man first.
Sunday morning between the
hours Of Z and 8 o'clock smoke was
dI severed issuing from the millinery
store Of Mrs. s. J. Cannon, and on the
opening Of the front door a FIRE was
discovered burning in the center Of
the room. The fire department re-
sponded promptly to the call and the
fire was soon extlnguished, thus pre-
venting q fire that might have dos-
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