Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-11
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The county Jail is empty.
Chop feed is worth s1.25 cwt.
Barritt hasa fine display window.
Hulse & Co. have new butcher.
Christmas two weeks from today.
Attend the wolf hunt tomorrow.
The weather has been changeable
Fred Conquest is back from Her
ingtop.
Rev. Osman has returned from Nor
ton county.
Notice the 10th Century stores new
ad in this issue.
Often enough contentment is mere
| ly form of 1azinesS.
The man who works out his own
salvation gets good wages.
Despite the bad weather Saturday,
our merchants did good business.
The sin of the world needs to be
treated for heartache not headache.
1t is ne uncommon thing nowadays
to see train 81 run in and sections.
Mrs. K: Fisher is quite i'll at this
writing. DR.. Nelson is in attendance.
Frank Gates, of Beaver township,
was visiting his parents. Mr., and Mrs.
E. F. Gates, first of the week.
1t is the duty of every man, no mat
ter what his profession or trade, to be
a lover of men.
DR.. Haggard is now prepared to test
the eyes and fit glasses with accuracy.
Hours to 5 p. m.
Over at Logan they have fights and
once in awhile killing. In this
town it's all ''shoot mouth"
]. D. Couch now furnishes employ
ment for three men in taking care of
his immense poultry business.
DR.. Travis left Monday morning for
a two weeks visit in Phillips and
Rocks county.-DownS Times.
The average Is year-old girl in
crowd talks to her companions, but at
everyone within range of her voice.
You have to live good many years
before you discover that nothing hap
pens after 10 o'clock at night worth
sitting up for.
Bring your wheat to the feed mill
and exchange it for flour. We keep
Clifton and Kirwin flour. Carl La
Rue, proprietor.
Will Aumiller, of the roundhouse
force, left on No. 6 Sunday for Des
Moines, Ia, to be treated by a speci- |
alist for deafness.
S. P. Hull, prominent horseman
Of the north part of the county, was
in town Saturday and made the HER
AID Office social visit.
The average woman'S idea of being
up on art"- is to be able to
name any figure in the Sargent Freize
of the Prophets beside Hosea.
Whatever else happens to you may
you be spared receiving any of the
homemade Christmas gifts illustra-
ted in the women's magazines.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
HERALD. The largest and best paper
Ia the county. All the news all the
time. Try it andbe convinced.
AS a rule the girl who has to be
ragged to the lpiano, baking and
pulling back on the halter, has to be
1ried away from it with a crowbar.
Read Nellie GoOdgirl'S letter to st.
Nick on our local page. Nellie evil
lently has good judgment in selecting
he place to buy her Christmas pres
9nts-Bridegroom s. Marsh's.
J. o. Hill who was assaulted two
weeks ago and at first was thought to
lave received his death blow, has
recovered to attend to
Republican.
The whitening scorn with which
he average girl speaks of 'the boys
n this town" is very funny in view of
he promptness with which she takes
homegrown husband if she can get
me.
Miss Annie Mccormack attended
he teachers association at Phillips
,urg last Thursday and Friday and
vas taken i'll Friday and was unable
o return until Monday.-Logan Re
publican.
Some men adopt an air of deep mys-
cry and do the suppressed whisper
md the stealthy step when they are
discussing nothing more important
han a lodge meeting or a Sunday
choo1 convention.
A Jewell county man was in the
,ity the first of the week looking for
orn and pasture land. The gentle
nan Intends bringing cattle here to
winter. He reports feed very scarce
,rticle in Jewell county this winter