Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-18
Monday was very dfsagreeable day.

u. NJ. I1dDdY, was IN from dlliSiOo
sauntering around the street On Mon
day.
Street Commissioner briggs has put
the street leading tQ.the depot in fine
shape.
Miss Mabel Ingham spent last Sat
urday and Sunday at Logan visiting
friends.
Our old friend P. r. Haneg, living
east of the city, was a town visitor
yesterday.
The ice harvest has began, and
those who know, say that it is a good
thickness.
L. V. Grahlm, manager of the Chi
fcago Lumber yard at Norton, was in
! town on Monday.
The children of the various Sunday
schools are busy this week practicing
for Christmas exercises.
j. L. Mccormick & Co. have an ad
in this issue. Be sure and read it as
they are headquarters for holiday
goods.
Byron Boughton has the thanks OF
the HERALD for some fine vegetables
which he raised on his farm west of
town.
Albert Hill, a substantial farmer
near Hillside, was in the city Monday
and had us enroll his name on our fast
Increasing subscription list.
The Aid and Missionary Of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. Geo. Medium, Dec. 10. Remenl-
Der date. BY order of President
Lost, between the residence of ".
D. Granger and A. II. Changers
pair Of glasses in cape. Finder please
leave at the First National Bank.
r. D. Hawley, of the north part of
the county was in the city Monday on
a little business. We acknowledge a
short visit from him while in town.
Joe Lees restaurant and short order
house is the place to go to get first
class meal-giVe him trial. Fine
line OF confectionery, cigars, tobac
GOES.
The n. ". Foresters of this city
will give their first annual ball at the
arm0ry on New Years eve December
81 which promises to be the swell af
fair Of the season.
Chas. Gunther, who lives near Lo-
gan, was at the county seat on Mon
day transacting business. This Office
is recipient of a pleasant call from
him while in the city.
Mr.. Caleb Baker and Mrs. Mary ".
Clark, Of the vicinity of Agra, were
married on Sunday. May they have
pleasant journey through their we'd
ded life is the wish of this paper.
Frank Gray called yesterday morn
ing and ordered the HERALD sent to
his son, Lewis, at Ferguson, Ok. Mr..
Gray informs Us that his sons there
are doing a big restaurant business.
For SALE: Three Hereford bull
calves, to 13 months old; also 80
bushels of alfalfa seed. James Har-
baugh-reSidence 2 miles east of Wood
ruff, Kansas. 69-4t
Our old reliable poultry man, J. D.
Couch, is doing tremendous poultry
business nowadays If you are 60
ing to have turkey for Christmas,
see him, as his prices are always right.
a letter from j. B. Tilinghast a |
former Phillips county man now loca-
ted in Connecticut was received a few
dyyS ago. He appears to be enjoying
himself quite well, but he still has
faith in Phillips county, for he holds |
onto his land in this county yet.
Look al the handsome Christmas
in the windows of our adyer-
tisers. If you want something nice
in the way of Christmas presents,
look over the HERALD columns and
then patrOniza the firms who adVer-
i5es. They will treat you right.
Long Island is soon to have new
hardware store located in the room
store. Mr.. Joe Weeks, Of Phillips
burg, will have charge of the new
store. Mr.. Weeks and family arrived
in town Thursday. = Long Island
Leader.
Miss Courtney Morgan, who appears
as Lady Isabell in East Lynne,
wears some magnificent costumes
in the play. They were made by NJ
Felix. the celebrated man miIlner of
Paris. The lady is said to be the best
dressed actress on the American stage.
Her appearance here is set for Satur-
day night Dec %.
InaSmuch as the citizens of our city
have recently had several opportuni-
ties to see the necessity Of more ad-
appliances with which to ex-
fires, and also to see the
good work that our boys have done,
and the better work which they could
do with additional appliances. 1
WOuld earnestly request that they