Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-06-14
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Roy Whelan is rusticating in Mar
vim this week.
Miss Edith Finch, of Stuttgart, was
in town Wednesday.
Congressman Reeder was registered
at the Bissell House Tuesday.
The country north of here was visit
ed by heavy rain Tuesday night.
Mems shirt waists at
SHIMEALL CLOTHING Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mann spent
Tuesday with friends in Long Island,
John Close and W. T. Beilhartz re-
turned from Colorado City last night.
The professional card of DIR. D. D.
Haggard appears in this issue. Read
it.
Mrs. C. E. Nelson is visiting her
sister Minnie in Fairbury, Neb., this
week.
VIII MeIlvain is assisting 20.
Lowe in bringing up his set of abstract
books.
Will Woodward has purchased an
interest in the Shops merry-go-
round.
A. Vest is here from the Soldiers
Home in Leavenworth on visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Ollie I. Royce and son, Talton
Crane, were Smith Center visitors
Tuesday.
Beginning July 1 the troublesome
little revenue stamp will be thing of
the past.
A number of farmers expect to be-
gin harvesting their wheat the first
of next week.
Miss Della Shearer, of Belmont
township, is the guest of Mrs. Ellen
Ransom this week.
If you want a neat summer suit
don't fail to go to Shimeall's. They
have the latest style.
Don't forget the dance at the Cum
ing'S hall tonight, good music and a
good time is promised.
jeff Hatfeld's barber shop was re-
papered yesterday and it now has a
very inviting appearance.
The village of Formoso has secured
the necessary petition to incorporate
as city of the third class.
Chas. Sims, the rustling insurance
agent of Agra, was looking after
business in this city yesterday
Mrs. James Carman returned from
Stockton Wednesday where she has
been taking medical treatment.
Mrs. Ed. Page has been enjoying a
visit from her brother, Otto Reineohl,
of Smith county, tile past week.
Robt. and Maud Zeigler and MI
Smith, of Long Is land, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS Stearns.
No matter il you're stout or slim,
We'll find suit to put you in.
SHINE ALL CLOTHING Co.
Another car of fl our, bran and shorts
received. Will sell at very low rate.
Give me call. CARL LARUE.
Earl Lowe returned from Manhat-
tan last night WHERE, he has been at
tending the State Agricultural col
lego.
Geo. James returned from Wisconsin
Wednesday night where he has been
visiting at his old home for the past
two weeks.
Y. III. Tromp spent Sunday with his
brother at Almena. Ralph Winship
had charge of the book store during
his absence.
Miss Calhoun is assisting Joe Gleiss-
ner in the tailor shop. She is the
daughter of Supt. Calhoun of the
county farm.
James L. Dunning and Mrs. Lois
Henry, of Greenwood township, were
married by Probate Judge Strain in
his office Tuesday.
Capt. Vaughn, editor of the Manka-
to Monitor, visited with his daughter,
Mrs. Ira White, of Walnut township,
the first of the week.
The house of Dempsey Smith has
been painted this week, which great
ly improves its appearance. Fred
Hickman did the work
Chas. Arnold is again at his desk at
the Phillips County bank after spend
ing pleasant week with parents and
friends at Long Island.
Mrs. Schleimann and baby, of Hol-
ton, Kas., arrived Wednesday might
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. briggs, of this city.
DR.. Nelson purchased 24O acre
farm near Orleans, Nebr., this week
from A. f. Smith. Consideration
So, 25O. j. o. Lowe made the deal.
V.B. Conklin, of Boonsville, O., says
ST received more benefit from FoIey'S