Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-05-31
J LOCAL MENTION

Lots of moving the past few days.
Best -four at Feed Mill s2.1O cwt.
Bran and shorts at the Feed Mill
S1.20 cwt.
See Tackwen before ordering your
wall paper.
Hear Boone at the opera house next
Friday evening.
That mill whistle sounds natural,
or haven't you heard:it?
Blind Boone at the opera house,
Friday evening, June 9th.
If all signs are true there will be a
wedding in town tomorrow.
Phil Albaugh and family have
moved into the Cowan property.
George Eckles' case in Justice court
has been continued until June Il.
Will Stewart is back to the Burg
after an absence of about month.
If you want a good job get Tack
well the painter and paper hanger.
]. c. Nichols, of Hillside, was a
business visitor at the hub on Thurs
day.
The 10th Century store gave away
large number of advertising fans this
week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Poe and daughter, Leila,
returned this morning from their
Norton visit.
L. P. johnson was in the city on
Thursday and made the Herald very
pleasant call.
What's the matter with the Phil
lipsburg band? Not a loot did we
hear yesterday.
For sale:-A baby buggy in good
condition. For particulars call at
the Herald office.
If we could only have some of this
cool weather up in July and August
it wouldn't go bad.
Miss Nellie Larkin has accepted a
position with the firm of qheo. Smith
& Son as bookkeeper.
W. NJ. Chelf is about the busiest
man in town these days getting ready
to start his big flour mill.
Carey TooEer went east on No.
Thursday morning to do some tele-
phone repairing down the line.
Agent c. E. Ingram of the Rock
Island has moved into the house re-
Gently vacated by Agent Stephens
Carl La Rue has erected a large
water tank near his wind mill at his
residence in the north part of the
city.
Heavy rains in Colorado on Wednes-
day caused a bad washout on the
Rock Island between the Springs and
Limon
". N. McIlvain Is having his ice
cream parlors papered and painted
this week. NJ. P. Bonebreak is doing
the work.
Harry White and Dr. Nelson went
over to Hill City on Wednesday on a
horse trading expedition. They re-
turned today.
The last lecture in the course OF
lectures will be on June II, 1902. Mr.,
Jahu Dewitt Miller will be the lectur-
er for this occasion.
Miller Chelf fired up his big engine
last Wednesday to see how it would
act. Everything worked like charm
-eEen the whistle.
J. G. Lynch has been doctoring &
sick horse all the week. Jack reports
the horse getting along 0. k. under his
Skilfull treatment.
We know of a certain couple of low
ers who always reminds US Of buckle
of nolasses and a tub of butter-Sht
is so stuck and he so soft.
Pay up and read the Kansas CITY
Daily World and the Semi Week..
HERALD one year for only $3.50. Th'
World is the Stockmen'S official paper
Mrs. Larabee who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. w. H. Pratt in this
city, will return to her home in Ken
ka Park, New York, the first of mex
week.
Mrs. AlcGluskey, sister Of Mrs. War
rem White, who has been visiting her
the past two weeks leaves for bel
: home in Rock Island Illinois, tomor
/, row morning.
E. B. Sewell returned "Wednesday
evening from trip down to Kansa
City, and ever since he has bad hi
vegetable and fruit store s'chuck" full
of fresh eatables.
William Swim of the Marvin neigh
borhood strayed away from his farm
n work Thursday long enough to come
II up and see how things were going or
at the county seat.
Services at the Baptist church for