Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-03-15
LOCAL MENTION

Removal Sale at South Side drug
store.
Mrs. J. Q. Royce was at Smith Cen
ter last Tuesday.
Will Stout. of Marvin. went down
to Mankato Wednesday on business.
The W. c. T. q. will meet Tuesday,
March is at O'Clock with Mrs. Mae
Wolfe.
You want dainty stationery for
your children's invitations. The Her
aid has it.
The Phillips County Bank is pre-
pared to make few i've year loans on
choice farms.
Mrs. j. D. Couch went up to Al
mena last Saturday to visit the family
of DR.. Sullivan.
Don't forget Miss Sundstrum' IS
musical recital at the Presbyterian
church, March %.
The time for the city election
approaches, but little is being said
yet of candidate S.
Miss Nellie Colby, of Long Island,
is a new reader of the semi-weekly
Herald since our last issue.
Remember that each new subscriber
is entitled to 200 votes on the most
popular lady in Phillips county.
Mrs. Joe GleiSSner went to Orleans,
Nebr., Wednesday morning called
there by the illness OF her mother,
Mrs. Hull.
Watch our voting contest it becomes
more interesting each day. See that
you get your votes in, in time to count
for your contestant.
Harry Stearns, of Colorado City,
and Mrs. Charles Stearns went up to
Alma, Nebraska, this week visiting
friends and relatives.
At the Presbyterian church Thurs
day evening, March 20, the ladies will
give a missionary program and ten
cent lunch. Every body cordially in
vited.
Charlie and Clarence Gray returned
from Oklahoma Thursday night.
Charles will bnild house on his
claim and occupy the same in few
weeks.
e. L. Comes, of Greenwood town
ship, was in the city Thursday on
business. He in company with Mr..
BrOckett gave the Herald Office a
pleasant call.
The members of Phillipsburg Lodge
No. ia, K. ofP. are especi lily req uest-
ed to be present each Thursday even
ing for special drill work. Other mat
tiers of Importance are before the lodge
for consideration.
S. BodIe, of Goncordia, who has been
here for the past two weeks visiting
old acquaintance, returned to his
home in Concordia today. Mr.. Bodle
will perhaps move up into Wyoming
this summer with view of locating
there.
In about thirty-days the south side
drug store will close out Its business
here, and have d large supply OF
house and barn paint they wish to
To dispose of it at actual cost. They
also have large supply of Poultry
and Stock Food which will go regard
less OF costs. b. A. BARRETT.
n. Burton was a pleasant caller ON
Thursday. Mr.. Burton informed us
that he had sold his Greenwood town:
ship farm and has purchased farm
in Republic county near Cortland.
Mr.. Burton is an old timer here and
will be missed by his friends in this
county. He will move about April l.
Here's success to you, Mr.. Burton.
The Pioneer Roller Mills can be
seen for miles in every direction from
PhillipSburg We heard Rock Is
land engineer say the other day that
while coming up the line the oJhel
night, that several miles east OF
town, his electric headlight threw
its rays upon the structure and
he came very near using the emer-
gency-thinking that he was about tC
collide with Noah S ark
Charles Morrison was in Wednesday
| taking out pump, piping and other
material for his new well which ht
has just recently put down to tht
depth of $50 feet. Theo. Smith fitteC
him out as they are the only, firm ii
the city that handle pumps of tina
style. Mr.. Morrison's well reaches en-.
tirely through the shaIe and furnish
es an abundance of water. It is the
deepest well 10 the county, the mex
| in florlfh being that of Rpr6 MOruay11