Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-22
Haggard fits glasses.

ad this week.
See The BOSton's sample caps, then
ask the price.
Earl Douglass and wife visited rel
atiyes atSpeed Tuesday.
Buy cent outing at The Boston
for that comfort. you intend to make.
Ira NJ. Thompson of Rexford was in
town for short time Tuesday after
noon.
On Monday at Wichita, CresceuS eS-
tabliShed new world trotting record
of 1.594.
When in need Of Canton flannel
mittens get pair of The Boston'S
CenterS.
If you want to make a quick sale of
your farm, list it with Gaumer, Boyd
& Eberstein.
We now get mail at all hours.
PhillipSburg ought to have a free de-
livery system.
The mill engine suffered an acct
dent last week which has caused de-
lay in its operations.
Wanted to contract getting out 100
cords building rock and hauling early
this fall. Inquire of ]. S. Morse Jr.
Don't forget The Boston Store is
head quarters for shoes and promises
to save you money on every purchase.
Notice the premium offer made by
Herald. The Chicago weekly Inter
Ocean, Theodore Roosevelt and the
Herald all for 1925.
Chester Morse now has a pedlgreed
fox terrier pup. Mr.. Wiley brought
the animal from Goodland yesterday.
Dwight Hardman also has one.
R. D. Mason, the auctioneer whose
ad appears in the Herald, arrived in
town Tuesday night and is now loca-
ted in Phillipsburg and ready for
business.
n figure B crept into the wrong
place last week causing serious error
in the report of Mrs, ScrivenOr'S death
The date of her marriage was given as
June "A, 1908, when it should have
been June "A, 1900.
Rob Mitchell suffered painful &C.
cident yesterday while moving the
Close carpenter shop. The left little
finger was badly mashed. DR.. Burt
dressed the wound and it is thought
that recovery will soon take place.
s. A. Matteson and A. DeVries and
wife of Crystal and Earl Larkin of
Walnut were in the city Monday
completing transaction whereby Mr..
Larkin becomes the owner of a quar-
ter section Of land in Sumner town.
ship.
N. j. Washington has moved to LO-
gan county where he has good half
section Of land about, six miles from
Russell Springs. Mr.. Washington
thinks Logan county is all right and
that he will make some money. We
hope SO.
If you will watch the papers closely
you will discover that the Herald al
ways gives you the latest news, scor-
ing good beats" on its competitors
nearly every week. Last week it was
the only one to report the contem-
plated laundry.
The Farmers Cooperative Trading
Co. has its elevator well under way,
and has issued large number Of GER
titicateS of stock. 1t Is capitalized at
$1,000, and Frank Strain is president
w. d. Granger, treasurer and j. r.
Breakey secretary, so its success is
assured.
Evan Hebrew and Elmer Stroup of
Bow Creek came over to this city Fri
day for the purpose Of meeting Mrs.
Hebrew and daughter who were re-
turning from a visit in Morrison,
Colorado. The gentleman give good
reports of the condition Of affairs in
their township.
Kansas City parties have been fig
uring with j. +. Morse about putting
up number Of residences for rental
purposes. Nothing definite has been
arranged as yet, but for the good Of
the town 1t is to be hoped that some
thing Of the kind may be done.
There are few stronger plays on the
road than Lady Audley's Secret, and
there are few actors to present them
more fitted for the stage than George
WeSsells-the combination Of actor
and play will be seen here on Monday