Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-04-12
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this issue.
/ Butter is way up-2o cents is what
you have to pay nov.
Chas Rutherford, Kirwinite, was
in the city on Wednesday.
! Oscar Hal was in the city from Lo-
gan last Wednesday on business trip.
Mrs. Harry Mann is enjoying visit
from her aunt, Mrs Pickle, of Long
Island.
Evan Hebrew was in from B ow
Creek last Wednesday minSfing with
our townSpeople.
DR.. Fisher and Miss Florence Wal
lace returned from their Kansas City
trip Thursday night.
b. w. Wales. the popular baker at
Yerton's restaurant, made a business
trip to Oberlin the first of the week.
For late style hats, shirts,
neck wear, color, etc., go to
the Shirneau Clothing Co.
What's the matter of Phillipsburg
having a base ball club this season?
We have the material to get up a
good club.
Miss Susie TownSley last Tuesday
evening entertained the graduating
class. All report Miss Susie a very
delightful entertainer.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Dack and Miss Maria
Dew, both of Logan, were given per-
mission to wed by the Probate Judge
last Wednesday afternoon.
P r.. Haney was smiling around
town Thursday morning. We did not
ask the cause, but will lay it to that
nice rain which fell in the morning.
II you want stationery you should
not fail to leave your order with us.
Our stationery is the best and for
workmanship you'll not find any bet
ter.
Regular devotional services at the
Baptist church for Sunday, April Ii,
both morning and evening. The pub
lie is always welcome to attend any of
these services.
Rev. Theo Bracken and wife, Mrs.
W. D. Granger, and Rev. J. 81. Lamb
went up to Oberlin last Wednesday
evening to attend the Presbytery
which meets in that city this week.
For Sale:-1 thoroughbred short
horn bull coming years old; also
high grade short horn bulls l year old
color red-no better color. Call at
my farm 2 miles south of Marvin.-W.
| @. Adams.
An old maid was asked why she did
not marry, replied, There's no need
of it, L have parrot that SwearS,a cat
that stays out all night and monkey
! that chews tobacco and spitS all over
the house. 1 am satisfied.
Geo. Farrell, our good friend out at
Prairie View, was in the city last
Tuesday having business with the
county commissioners. George was
appointed township treasurer to fill
vacancy caused by the death of Chas.
| Short.
Chas. Lusby, the we'll known Long
Island farm. has sold his fine alfalfa
farm just north of that town,to Law
renee Martin. The consideration was
S7,75O. We understand that Mr.. Lus-
by is contemplating moving to the
Pacific coast.-Almena Plaindealer.
J. L. Seavey is enjoying a visit from
a brother whose home is in Maine.
The brother is here to purchase a
couple of cars of horses. He is an old
| liveryman of his home town in Maine
but strongly thinks Of locating here.
We welcome Mr.. Seavey here if he de-
cides to locate with US.
Fruit tree men were here the mid
die of the week delivering trees to the
farmers and to the citizens of Phil
| lipSburg. 1t is surprising how much
money is expended each year in Phil
lips county for fruit trees. but in
course of time people will gather fruit
from the trees which they are so
faithfully planting and paid for.
Mr.. Britton. representative of the
Pepson Syrup Co., and an all round
good fellow, was calling on the trade
here Thursday. MIR. Britton is nice
gentleman to meet and makes friends
everywhere. He is grand prelate of
the K. P grand lodge of Kansas, aud
will be elected to the next highest off,
ce in the lodge at their next meeting.
Mrs. Fox, daughter of DR.. Burt OF
this city, came up from Junction City
on Thursday evening to keep house
for The doctor, but after arriving she
found that they could not get posses
sion of the residence property which
the doctor lately purchased of DR..
Wallace until May 1st, she returned
last night to Junction City. She will
come back, however, the frst of the
month.
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