Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-09-07
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-Wsnted-A girl for general house
work. Mrs. G. A. LEWIS.
so acres in Valley township at
$3.50. Enquire of J 0 Lowe.
j. D. Parrish and Iva NJ. Hens
lee have been granted marriage
license by Judge Strain.
j F. Morse and G.. ". Young
drove over to Long Island yesterday
on matters of business.
-12O acres ia Sumner township.
good frame house, 100 acres in cult
walton, all fenced and bargain at
$3.50. j 0 Lowe.
Mrs. P. F. Sullivan of Leadville
Colorado, is visiting with her mother
Mrs. O'Connell, near Logan. She
expects to stay about two months.
-Shiloh's Cure, the great cough
and Group cure is in great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses
only Csc. Children love it. Sold by
s. s Fisher & Co.
Claude Rivers and his son Elmer
went down to Kingfsher, Oklahoma,
to take look at that country. They
left over the Rock Island Tuesday
night.
The annual tax sale occurred
Tuesday in this city. More interest
than usual was taken in the sale this
year, there being quite a number of
bidders
Mrs. Theo. Smith returned from
Excelsior Springs, Mo, the first of
the week. She is greatly pleased with
that noted health resort, and is much
improved in health.
The second nine of this city went
to Stockton last Friday to play
game of ball with the boys of that
city. Our boys came out second best
with score of IS to Is.
August Llndow the shoe maker
who used to reside here several years
ago came in a few days ago from
Monte Vista, Colorado. He expects
tn locate again in this city or farther
east.
Now is the time to have your
we'll work done. I do all kinds of
we'll work, such as digging and clean
ing; also have sand pump for bored
wells. Satisfaction guaranteed.
W. @. COLEMAN.
Grant Taylor has purchased the
livery barn he has had rented, of
Dallas Harmon for $500 cash. He
will make some improvements in the
barn making it in every way a first
class livery and feed barn. Grant is
doing successful busine ss.
Frank Albaugh and Jay German
have charge of the new livery and
feed barn built by Mrs. Albaugh.
They have good teams and bran new
rigs, and are courteous and obliging
young men. We predict therefore
they will have a good patronage from
the travelling public.
David Goddard is constructing 8
silo Is feet deep and 20 feet 10 diam
eter and will fill it with green feed.
Farmers in the eastern states have
been quite successful in the the use
of ensllsge for winter stock feed and |
Mr.. Goddard thinks it will pay good |
returns in this country.
The ball team of this city went
down to Smith Center last Friday |
and Saturday to play two games with
the Smith Center teams. The score
in the first game was "a to IL, and |
the second was % to s IN favor of
Smith Center. Our hired battery
failed to put in an appearance.
Rev. Theo Bracken and wife left
few days ago for an extended visit
with friends in Ohio and New York.
Rev. Bracken will be one of the rep
resentives of his denomination for the
United States in a worlds convention
of all branches OF the Presbyterian
faith which meets In that city soon. !
They will spend month OF SO in tie
east.
Harrison Rogers who lives west
of Stuttgart started Tndsdey morning [
with bis son Dewey for "a overland
trip to Wisconsin, their old home.
Dewey haz been quite sick for several
weeks, his life being dispaired of
several times and they sake the trip