Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-10-16
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LOCAL MENTION
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Sunday was mighty cold day.
J..H. Ham was caller at this den
on Monday.
Our job department. is kept pretty
busy these days.
Homemade cider at Lowe & Co.'S. for
forty cents per gallon.
Don't forget DR.. Hobbs date at the
Fleming barn October 10.
DR.. Bancroft, of Norton, passed
through the city on Monday.
Meetings at the Methodist church
are still increasing in interest.
Our hardware merchants are doing
a great stove business these days.
Don't forget the lecture at the
Presbyterian church on October %.
Miss May ferguson returned home
from an extended visit in Texas. on
Sunday night.
Joe Gleissner, the merchant ia ilor,
changed his ad in this issue-hunt it
up and read it.
I will make reduction of five cents
a sack on flour ordered with feed
CARL LARUE.
S. E. Fleisher will hold a public sale
on October .. Read the notice else
where in this issue.
Rev. Cowman, of Smith county, is
assisting in the revival meeting this
week at the Methodist church.
Jake Bradley returned from Kan
sas City on Sunday morning. He re-
ports good time at the carnival.
Wanted, forty head of horses to
winter, atS1.25 per month. Call on
or write S. o. Gibbs, Marvin, Kansas.
Mrs. W. A. Barron went to Kirwin
on Monday, having received word that
her mother was seriously i'll at that
place.
Frank L. Bower was in the city
Monday and Tuesday on a business
mission. He reports business good in
Norton.
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.
If you have poultry to sell, don't
fail to see j. D. Couch, east side of the
square in this city. He can beat
them all on prices.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
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James johnson renewed his sub
scription to this paper last Saturday
and took advantage of the clubbing
rates we have with those splendid pa
pers-the Kansas Farmer and Stock
Breeders Annual.
J. N. Spratlin will hold a public
sale near Stuttgart on October 80.
Mr.. Spratlin intends to make Phillips
burg his permanent home, and will
enter into some kind of business here
in the near future.
On October 24th at 2:30 the aid so
ciety of the Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. NJ. A. Spaulding.
Response to roll call-SheIdon. Wo-
mems part in church work, Mrs. A.
Granger. Select reading, Mrs. A.
Morgan. Business.
Third quarterly conference next
Saturday and Sunday October 10, and
20. Quarterly conference at 2 p. M,
on Saturday; preaching at 1870 p. NJ;
Sunday school Sunday morning at 10
a. No., followed by love feast and COM
munion. Junior league at p. M,
and preaching at 1880 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Heath received
a letter this week from Frank Muir
ply, who is engaged in the hardware
business with Harry Leffngwen at
Foss, Oklahoma, stating that they
are doing a thriving business. They
have just completed a tWo-story build
ing '25x5O. The boys are well known
to the people of this city and we are
glad to note that they are prospecting
in their new location.
i R. Stewart one of the successful
farmers who resides in the vicinity of
Marvin, was Phillipsburg visitor on
Saturday. Mr.. Stewart has been
somewhat under the weather the
past four weeks and this was his first
visit to the county seat for sometime;
but we are glad to note that the old
gentleman is getting stronger. He
favored US with call and informed
us that he could not get along with
1lout the HERALD in his household,