Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-02
See rs for horse bills.
Today is mighty dusty.

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SIP. Hull is in town today
A good city ticket-vote for it.
Get Bonefrske, the paperhanger.
The mill is receiving a coat of paint
this week.
Yesterday was all fools day; were
you one OF them?
Red" Hamilton has gone to work
on the ballast gang.
DIR. Pope made a business tip to
Prairie View today.
W. G. Bissell was at Alma, Nebr.,
on legal business Tuesday.
Joe Swarts, of Long Island. is in the
city today on business.
FL. Bower is down from Norton
today on a little business trip.
Jase Powell. Long Islands popular
barber, was in the city yesterday.
Alya Jackson. of Speed, was a very
pleasant caller at this Office today.
For Sale: A few tons of bright
prairie hay See Ira L. White, Route
One.
W. D. Clark was in the city on Sat
urday and gave this Office a good ma
tured call.
You want dainty stationery for
your ehildren's invitations. The Her
aid has it.
The Phillips County Bank is pre-.
pared to make a few five year loans on
choice farms.
c. J. Landreth, of the vicinity OF
Marvin, was in the city Tuesday on a
business mission.
A select dancing party was given at
the Hotel Dinner Saturday evening.
Everybody reports good, good time.
While at work on the mill yester-
day, Jess Hartwell fell and broke his
left arm between the elbow and wrist.
We are pleased to note that James
Johnson, Of Greenwood township, has
had his pension increased to S12 per
month.
Mrs. e. ]. Rrentis, mother of Mrs.
Oscar Strain, arrived here Monday
evening for visit with her daughter
and family.
F. L. Daggett was at home from
last Saturday night until this morn
ing. He now travels for Clyde
marble factory.
NJ. L. Herbage, of Dana, was in the
city on Saturday last, Mr.. H. is one
of our most prosperoses farmers of
Phillips county.
Our city election will be held next
Monday. As there is only one ticket
in the field, we presume the voting
will be rather light.
W. W. Reynolds was able to hobble
up town Monday morning and help
look after the business of the store.
His foot is pretty sore yet, though.
Mrs. John Lowe received first prize
for making the best bread out of the
Yost flour which Is old by John Mel
lens of this city. The prize was SO
pound sack of flour.
For sale: One thoroughbred Short
horn bull coming two years old, deep
red, no better color.
W. c. ADAMS.
2 miles south of Marvin, Kan.
P. H. Jackson a prosperous and
energetic farmer over near Speed was
in the city last Saturday on business.
The Herald acknowledge a very pleas
ant call from Mr.. Jackson while in
the CITY.
In this issue will be found the
clothing ad of NJ. A. Spaulding, who
by the way is no stranger to the BUSH
ness, and you can always find him at
his office during office hours. Just try
it and see,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Spauldiug went
over to the Island last Sunday for
couple of days visit with relatives and
friends. They returned last night
looking as though they had been
treated right by their Long Island
relatives.
At the county examination last Sat
urday there were large number of
the pupils from over the county took
the examination. The 8th, grade
which is Miss Finch's room, all took
it. We have not learned how many
were successful in getting diplomas.
John Hebron, one of Dayton town
ships prominent citizens left last
night for Philadelphia. Pa, VIII ere he
goes to visit among his relatives and
to take a coufse III business college
during the Simmer. He has rented
his farm and expects to complete his
course before returning. John is
young man of ability and his many
friends will be pleased to know of his
deternoinati ion tn get a good educa