Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-19
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LOCAL MENTION

/ II you want sale DlIlS see us 1Of
prices.
Homemade cider at Lowe s. Co.'S. for
forty cents per gallon.
Don't forget DR.. Hobbs date at the
Fleming barn October 10.
Mrs. G. w. Medium has been some
what indiSposed the past few days.
C. E. stearns and wife have return
ed from their visit at Denver and
Colorado Springs.
! W. G. Bissell and Harry White
were over at Kirwin Wednesday on
little business.
Wanted, forty head of horses to
winter, at $I.25 per month. Call on
or write S. o. Gibbs, Marvin, Kansas.
Bridegroom & Marsh have some
thing to tell you about their NAM
9th stock of hardware and bug9ies
this week.
DR.. Hobbs looks after all diseases
of horses and If you are in need of his
services see him at the Fleming barn
on October 10.
j. A. Cook and wife and Mrs. j. r.
Silver, of Franklin, Neb., were here
this week visiting his brother T. L.
Cook and family.
Everyone should take advantage Of
getting three good papers one year for
81. 35-KanSaS Farmer Stock Breeders
Annual and the Semi-Weekly HERALD
The adopted daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. E. Bailey who disappeared on
the 11lnSt, was found this week at
the home of John Brandon'S in Glen
| wood township.
The Presbyterian church is being
| repaired this week. This is one of
finest church buildings in western
Kansas and its members believe in
keeping it well repaired.
Rev. Hageman went down to Kan
Sas City last Monday morning to at
tend the meeting of the Baptist asso-
citation. He read paper before the
meeting which was greatly applauded.
A carload of 20 ostriches went
through Phillipsburg on No. so en-
route from the ostrich farm at Colo
| RADIO Springs to Monte Carlo, France,
one day this week. Their feathers
were valued at $4,000.
Mrs. F. e. Gates returned from
Superior, Neb., the first of the week,
where she has been attending her
daughter, Mrs. Ray.Holmes, who has
been very i'll. Mrs. Gates left her
daughter very much improved.
We have a new correspondent in
this issue from Walnut township.
This paper would be pleased to have
correspondent in each township.
Come in and let us fix you out with
the necessary material which is used
by the correspondents.
Rev. S. S. Hageman of this city has
been elected vice-president of the
Baptist State Ministerial Association
which held it's annual meeting in
Kansas City, Kan, this week. This
is al honor worthily bestowed as Rev.
Hageman is one of the brilliant young
men of his church.
Third quarterly conference next
Saturday and Sunday October 10, and
20. Quarterly conference at p. M,
on Saturday; preaching at 1880 p. M;
Sunday school Sunday morning at 10
a. NJ, followed by love feast and COM
munion. Junior league at 3 p. M,
and preaching at 1880 p. m.
We printed nice pamphlet for our
enterprising miller, ". N. Chelf, this
week. It shows the interior and out
side views Of the Pioneer Roller mills
and elevator. Mr.. Chelf has lots of
business push and his mill is becom-
ing famous all over Kansas and the
Isouthern part of Nebraska.
George Dingey, who is handling
the johnson bars on Rock Island
Iswitch engine in the Kansas City
yards, is visiting friends and relatives
| in PhilIipSburg this week, and also
looking after his real estate interests
in the north part OF the county. We
predict that George doeSn' t intend to
railroad all Of his life.
i Prof. Mallory is we'll pleased with
the progress the high school is ma
king and the interest the students
take. So far there has not been a
case of tardines and few have been
absent. Tuesday the school was di-
vided and two literary societies form
j ed, but have not bren named. Miss
Floydis division viii give program
Friday a week, and the next Friday
bfr Kemp's side viii perform. Good
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