Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-12-21
Eggs are 23c per dozen.

Good -four is selling for $40 pei
cwt.
The town is full of Christmas shop
pers today.
What's the matter with our Agra
correspondent?
Get your seats reserved at Barrett's
for East Lynne"
c. Kelly, of Stuttgart. was in the
city on Wednesday.
Special prices on horse blankets at
Bridegroom & Marsh's.
W. c. Coleman, of Nicodemus, was
IN the city Thursday.
Wedding bells viii ring in this city
on Christmas-liSten!
DR.. La Rev, OF Marvin, was up to a
live town on Thursday.
Sunday will be the shortest day in
the year-from sun to sun.
McManis & Breakey's Racket Store
is the place to buy holiday goods.
Frank L. Bower came down from
Norton on Wednesday on business.
J. A. Wilson and o. p. Pennington,
of Logan, were in the city Wednesday.
Our merchants are doing an i'm
mense amount OF business these days.
County Attorney Bissell was at Kir-
win on Thursday conducting a law
suit.
Try the Semi Weekly HERALD and
the daily Kansas City World one year
only 81.
1t is reported that the present
postmaster at this place has been re-
appointed.
Dr. Haggard is now prepared to test
the eyes and fit glasses with accuracy.
Hours to 5 p. m.
The Baptist church is arranging for
a New Years eve watch meeting. An
Interesting service is being arranged.
Mr.. Lambertus Termaat and Miss
Dora Lee, of Luctor, were given Ii
cense to wed by Judge Strain on the
10Th.
Louis r. Halbert, of Agra, and Miss
Cora r. Harmon, of Kensington, were
married by Probate Judge Strain on
the 18th.
Mrs. Thee. Smith and daughter,
Grace, are home for the holidays.
Miss Grace is attending college at
Lindsborg.
Eddie Lynch is home from Kansas
City for the holidays. He reports
that he is getting along nicely in the
medical school.
Miss Nellie Stretton, of Downs, ar
rived in the city Thursday morning
and will spend the holidays here with;
her many friends.
Pay up and read the Kansas City
Daily World and the Semi Weekly
HERALD one year for only $500. The
World is the stockmen's Official paper.
Abraham VanDerLinde and Mary
E. Morris, of the vicinity of Prairie
View, were given permission to wed
by Judge Strain on Tuesday of this
week.
Joe Lees restaurant and short order
house is the place to 60 to get first
class meal-give him a trial. Fine
line of confectionery, cigars, tobac
GOES.
Mrs. Sam Pickenpaugh and children
left Thursday night for Burlington,
Colorado, where Sam has charge of
cattle rancho belonging to Mcdowell
s. Champlin,
The Kansas City Worlds piano con-
test closes today. A piano will be
given to the girl who receives the
most votes for being the most popular
laSsie in Kansas. /
The N. W. Foresters of this city
will give their first annual ball at the
armory on New Years eve December |
81 which promises to be the swell af-
fair Of the season.
Hulse & Co., have sold their south |
side meat market to Frank Drake.
Jas. Hulse will be employed in the
shop. We predict Mr.. Drake success
in his new enterprise.
Shimeall Clothing Company has a !
change in their ad this issue. Mr..
Poe, the efficient manager, is putting
prices down within the reach of a
small pocket book. II you contem-
plate buying anything in their line. |
don't fail to call at their store and
see their wonderful inducements.
At the Baptist church for next Sun
day, Dec, %. Services appropriate
to Christmas will be held both morn
ing and evening. At IL a. M, theme |
THE Divine Savior is Coming"
Evening at T:3O, "The Divine Savior
is Come" You are all welcome. |
Music appropriate will be rendered.