Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-08-24

new, bound this years crop only; and
one nearly new Buckeye disc drill,
put in one crop, which 1 will sell very
cheap. Call on W. NJ. Chelf.
DR.. Trusdle was up from Kirwin
yesterday.
If you are lover of good books see
John B. Alden's remarkable offer in
another column.
Rev. Osman went up to Norcatur
last evening to perform q marriage
ceremony for some of his former par
ishioners.
| Lloyd Cole went down to Kansas
City with Geo. VanCleve Wednesday
morning, to visit with the latter's
| family for week.
L. E. Herzog and wife of Phillips
burg spent Friday in Goodland with
friends while on their way home from
trip to the ountainS.-Republic
DIR. Kelley is in Kansas City this
week taking in the sights and looking
after some matters of business. Dr..
Pope has charge of the dental parlors
in his absence.
Foreman L. c. AmeS went to
Pueblo, Colorado, the first of the
week to take treatment for rheuma-
tiSm. Machinist S. G. Stapp takes
his place as foreman during his alb
sence.
Sam Martindale was up from Plain
view yesterday. He just returned
from months trip down to the new
country. He and Walter Klink, who
went with him, each bought bust
ness lot in Hobart.
There will be no preaching services
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning and evening as Rev. Osman
is called to Norcatur for that day.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. and child
ren's meeting at 3 p. m. as usual.
K. n. Fisher and Jess HartweH left
Wednesday for Oklahoma, where
they go to look after some carpenter
work. They shipped their tool chests
and set out to make the trip on their
wheels. Their objective point is Law
ton.
F. A. Daggett, the new proprietor
of the marble works, has moved over
to the south side of the square, and is
now located in part of the Mckay
building. Frank believes in getting
in the thiclleSt of the business part
of town.
The parties who took one of the
large chairs from in front of the Hotel
Sanderson recently are known and
they can save trouble by returning
the same at once. If this is not done
the law will be invoked to punish the
offenders.
Mrs. Thomas II. Wright, and son
Raymond, returned last Tuesday even
ing from spending the summer in the
east. They visited friends at Chicago
and other points near there-and also
spent some time with friends in Tren-
ton, Missouri.
Ed Close of the depot force in Phil
lipsburg was in town Saturday en-
route to the mountains for vacation.
He was accompanied by his wife.
While here they were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Close.-Good-
land Republic.
If Henry Churchill SurreptitiouSly
attempts to leave any more roasting
ears at this office, we warn him that
we have special detective to find
him out. By the way, Mr.. C's brand
of roasting ears are just about as
toothsome as they grow them.
Mayor c. A. Lewis spent day or
two last week up on his ranch north
of town. While looking after his
pasture fences he discovered a good
spring of very fine water along the
creek. He will have it dug out, and
thinks it will furnish water enough
for his entire herd of stock.
Charley Nipps called our attention
! to new machine which he and his
father have put in their blacksmith
shop. 1t is a machine to screw up or
unscrew all the bolts that hold on the
tire of buggy wheel. This work can
be done in almost an instant. The
Nipps' are noted for their enterprise
in keeping everything in their shop
up to date.
The Royal Neighbors of Hillside
have a very beautiful silk banner
bearing the name Of their lodge, date
of organization etc. They had Bow
er Brothers make for them large
and very handsome case for it. The
banner in the case stood in the store
for a few days and was a thing OF
beauty indeed. Last Saturday they
: took it out to be placed in the lodge
roorn of F4iileida