Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-11-06
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LOCAL MENTION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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There are no empty houses in Phil
lipsburg.
VIM. Drumming, of Belmont, was in
town Monday.
Notice the change of Carl LaRue's
ad in this issue.
Max Schwartz, the cigar man, was
in town Monday.
c. H. Hinman was up from Ken
sington on Monday.
W. R. Arthur was over from L.
gan last Saturday.
The past few days it has been pretty
! comfortable sit ting by the fire.
John NJ. Gray, of Kirwin, was pre-
ambulating around town Monday.
1t showed up in Nebraska Satur-
day-lookout Kansas will be next.
Elmer Wolfe last Saturday bought
and shipped carload of broom corn.
If you want fine job printing come
to the HERALD Office. We can supply
you.
L. T. Martin was over from the Is
land Saturday attending the teachers
meeting.
Bridegroom & Marsh talks stove to
you through this issue. Read their
al elsewere.
John Decker, a prosperous merch-
ant of Prairie View, was down mix
ing with Phillipsburg people on Mon
day.
| Phili psburg merchants are already
getting ready for the holiday trade,
which it is supposed viii be unusually
large this year.
Property owners should fix-up their
portion of the walks along the streets
to correspond with the the new cross
ings that are being built.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
HERALD. The largest and best paper
the county. All the news all the
time. Try it andbe convinced.
Misses Ollie Thomas, Eva Phil
brook and Lydia O'Brien, all of Lo-
gan, were in attendance at the teach
er'S meeting in this city on Saturday.
Everyone should take advantage of
getting three good papers one year fo1
S1.35-KanSas Farmer Stock Breeders
Annual and the Semi-WeekIy HERALD
Joe Lees restaurant and short order
house is the place to go to get first
class meal-give him a trial. Fine
line Of confectionery, cigars, tobac-
GOES.
Misses Minnie Conley. Ethel How
ard, Maud Watson and Flossie Carna-
han were over from Long Island last
Saturday to attend the teachers
meeting.
The street commissioner is making
some very much needed improvements
in the crossings in the north part of
town. The crossings are made of
stone. Let the good work go on.
Billy Lowe, of Colorado Springs,
came down on No 10 Sunday night
for few weeks visit with his parents
in this city. Billy says all of the
PhillipSburg people in the Springs are
doing well and have plenty of work.
Tack this into your list of mottos
Don't go into a barber shop unless
thing in the BARRIERS line of service
A loafer in a barber shop is an injury
to the BARRIERS business and is al
ways unwelcome.
The tri-weekly freight service on
the Central Branch which was inaug-
urated few weeks ago, has been an
nulled and the daily service re-estab-
lished, much to the delight of the
patrons Of the road-and especially
Schuyler Landes, of the Kirwin In
dependent.
T. Fl. Baker, professor of the Long
Island schools, was over to the county
seat last Saturday attending the as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Baker dropped in for
a few moments chat with the editor
of this paper. He making a good
record as an educator in the school
and reports everything prospecting
nicely.
Il A New York court has decided that
rag time after midnight is disturb
ance of the peace. Now, if some good
Judge will decide that it is also dis
turbance of the peace before midnight
it viii be cornered for the kind the
people of Phillipsburg is treated to by
some of our amateurs upon the streets
lit should be disturbance of the
peace no matter what hour the hands
on the clock indicate.
Call on ]. o. Lowe & Son for a
long time farm loan. Low rate.
Annsal interest.