Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-17
Ed Baum is seriously i'll.

Miss Gaumer, sister of the editor,
is attending the city schools.
Too much copy this week compelS
the omission of several good items.
School began Tuesday with good
attendance. A successful year is GER
tain.
Mae Seavey has been visiting for
Several days with the Richard fami-
ly in Sumner township.
r, K. Allen of Crystal expects to
leave in a short time for Washington
or other western country.
Fifty five new readers were added
to the Herald list this week. This
indicates a healthy growth.
The Shimeall Clothing Co. have
bought large quantities Of fine cloth
lng-thlS year. Call and see them.
The frost Tuesday night was quite
severe, but corn is not entirely ruined
some of it in fact, is not even DANA
ged.
Charlie Gray has returned from
Denver where he has been receiving
medical tire atment. He is much i'm.
proved.
Anyone desiring anything in the
line OF sign writing, paper hanging,
carriage painting, etc., inquire at @.
E. StearnS' barber shop.
jeff Hatfield departed Tuesday
morning for months visit with his
parents in Ohio. He has not seen
them for nineteen years.
For SALE:-Teams and farming
tools on time with privilege of house
and grain lease on farms near city.
Inquire Of Phillips County Bank. 2w
Charley Kelley is here on a visit.
Mr.. Kelley now has good position as
manager Of the circulation depart
ment Of the Daily Journal in Burning
ton, Iowa.
Eugene L. Morgan departed Satur-
day night for Topeka, where he will
attend medical college, His sister
Kate resides in that city,
Mrs. A. L. Tromp of Almena visit
ed in this city from Thursday till
Monday. Her daughter Tilda return
ed to this city for the purpose of
attending the city schools.
The Shimeall Clothing Co. is giving
a Souvenir to each lady visiting their
store. 1t is very useful article and
we only have 500, so don't fail to call
for one as they won't last long.
The ladies aid society of the NJ. e.
church met at the home of Mrs. w.
w. briggs yesterday afternoon in
honor of her birthday. Refreshments
were served and general Soclability
enjoyed by those present.
Charles McCoppin left Friday fol
Kansas City where he will take q
three years course in a veterinary
college. Mr.. McCoppin is preparing
to enter the government service.
John Lowe has been trying to fit
out a car of Phillips county products
for exhibition in the eastern states
but owing to a scarcity of cars the
Rock Island cannot furnish a car fol
this purpose at the present time.
Judge W. H. Pratt, accompanied by
Frank Strain, made a trip up into
Sumner yesterday. Their destination
was the residence Of j. e. Griffin, and
they expected to spend the night al
the home of j. ID. Matteson in Crystal
The surviving Berrys, Roy anc
Beach have been arrested on a charge
of stealing cattle from the Rockefeller
ranch in Cheyenne county. At the
preliminary hearing they were bounc
over to the district court under bonds
for $1,000.
Mrs. Il. j. LOar arrived Tuesday eve
ming from Monroe, Iowa and will
make short visit here. The remains
of her daughter, Stella who died here
about fourteen years ago will be re
moved to Iowa and placed beside
those Of her father.
The members Of the Presbyterian
church are reminded that next Sun.
day morning the regular Communion
service will be observed. The offering
taken at this time will go to the sup
port of the college Of Emporla.
JOHN II. LAMB, pastor.
A smooth game has been worked or
hundreds Of lean, lank, Iowans. Ii
response to an advertisement, show
to get fat for 49," they were told t
Ego to the butchers" After getting
what they had bargained for, some o.
them caused the arrest of the inform
er.
If you have pictures to enlarge
don't ntruSt them to strangers, and
perhapeS never see them again. l..
CUuntryman handles the best line to
be found anywhere. You always know
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