Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-04-23
Shoes cheap at MeKay's corner.

Shoes cheap at BIcKay's corner.
Frank Bower and little son spent
Sunday in Norton.
Underwear cheap at Mckay corner.
G. B. DUKE.
L. E. Countryman is building quite
a roomy addition to his residence in
this city.
Chas.. Gebhart went down to Kansas
City Saturday night. He returned
last night.
d. NJ. Relihan, county attorney of
Smith county. was in the city yeSter-
day attending court.
Alpha E Gipe and Minnie c Parks
were married by Probate Judge Strain
in this city last Saturday
Call on Carl Larue for flour at $3.50
per hundred. Will save you money
on 300 pounds. At Nipp's Mil.
Rev F P Baker, of Clyde Kansas,
has been secured to deliver the mem
orial address on Decoration Day
Mrs. S. Rogers is having her house
repainted, and premises improved by
repairing and rebuilding fences.
Miss Nora Thomas is assisting her
brother in the work of the county
superintendent Office this week.
EFF. Gates went down to Manhat-
tan last Saturday night, called there
by the severe illness of his brother.
NJ. W. Watson was over from Long
Island to spend Sunday with c. NJ.
Cole and family, and to visit his son
Will.
William Strain and his wife return
ed from their visit to Franklin county
Saturday morning for a few days visit
in this city.
Louie HerZog was busy sticking up
'paint" signs yesterday as he had his
store front nicely decorated. Duane
Maxson did the job.
Miss Gertie Page came down from
Almena last Friday evening for a
brief visit with her parents. She re-
turned Monday moaning.
Peter Noel, of Logan, was brief
caller at this office to see Fridays
issue of the HERALD printed. He was
in the city attending court.
Mahin Bros. make lowest rate farm
loans and give privilege of paying any
4 fO1T
them at their office with r. a.
Porter, PhiIlIpsburg, Kansas.
Judge Geiger and Stenographer
Young went home Saturday noon to
spend Sunday. They returned yester-
day morning to resume their duties in
court.
Mrs. Nelson has been enjoying a
visit during the past week from her
father, Pat Sweeney, of Belleville,
roadmaster of the Rock Island from
Smith Center eastward.
Mrs. Ollie Kerby, sister of Joseph
Hinton, came down from her home
at Williamsburg, Colo, to attend the
trial. She was a few years ago one of
the successful teachers of this county.
Chas. Poe sent consignment of
two dozen pairs of gloves to Claiming,
Texas, Saturday. They go to Ryck-
man s. Thomas. The boys say they
can't get gloves to suit them down
there.
News came over the telephone from
Long Island yesterday afternoon that
Hiram Martin, one of the oldest and
most highly respected citizens of that
place, dropped dead few moments
before.
Newton Bracken returned last Sat
urday morning from Barnard Kansas,
where he has just closed a very sue
cessful term of school. Newton is
gaining an enViable reputation as
teacher.
L. J. Herzog will go down to Topeka
to attend the meeting of the Kansas
Opticians which occurs May 1. Louie
is up to date and always ready to take
advantage of everything new in his
profession.
By accident we omitted from Fri
days paper statement from J. NJ.
Handy of Hillside setting forth that
the report saying he had smallpox is
absolutely false. Mr.. Handy has not
even been exposed to the smallpox.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Mounce, of
Fairbury, Nebraska, spent Sunday
with the families of Treasurer Chea-
die and G. j. Fleming. They are old
Iowa friends. Mr.. Mounce runs as
brakeman from Fairbury to this city.
Norton is now connected with tie
hub of Western Kansas by telephone
Mr.. Hardman's company reached that
city yesterday morning connecting up
with this city by ten o'clock. The
people of this city can now talk in all
directions.
The evangelistic services at the
Baptist church will continue during