Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-03

Inc mOSG delicious Ice cream can DE
obtained at McKay'S.
Frank Yocum of Almena made a
short visit in this city Saturday.
G. NJ. Poe and family are now enjoy
ing the luxury of Stanhope buggy.
For SALE:-Ten good mich cows.
Inquire Of j. E. Griffin, Naponee, Neb.
II. N. CoomeS and wife of Green
wood were county seat visitors Mon
day.
r. A. Porter came down Tuesday
from Sumner where he is farming
this summer.
Base ball enthusiasts when they
wish to be economical use roasting
ears for bats. Wise boys.
Lunches and short ORDERS are given
special attention at the Blue Front
Restaurant. Meals % cents.
Miss Beulah Monroe, of PhillipSburg
KanS. is visiting this week at the home
of VIM. KOll.-Harland county Ranger
Mr.. Ware who is one of the new
bankers at Prairie View, stopped in
this city while on his way to his new
location.
Miss. nellie Larkin has returned to
Denver where she is employed as stem
ographer in the Office Of a prominent
physician.
G. A. Porter eXtreaSurer was in town
Tuesday renewing his acquaintance
with his numerous friends. Farm life
seems to agree with him.
| have a few sets of good clothing
samples that | will sell for quilt pat
terms for $l.00 and |. % a pattern.
NJ. A. Spaulding
S. o. Gibbs has sold his farm in
Rushville township to NJ. G. Adams.
Mr.. Gibbs has not yet decided what
business he will follow or where locate.
E, Beauchamp one of the ruStling
farmers living near Handy while in
town Monday reported the presence of
General Prosperity in his neighbOr-
hood.
DR.. Haggard reports that Rev. Ho-
man suffered a slight stroke of para
lySS on Monday. His many friends
hope that he will soon rally from the
shock.
George Abbott of Glenwo0d is ex-
pecting to put up new dwelling
house this fall. James Bogenrief of
the same locality is also figuring on a
new residence.
Lieut.. Frank Pope and his father
H. q. Pope of Topeka, have been Wis
iUing friends in this region. Frank is
stationed at LeavenwOrth just at pre-
sent, and his father is a mill wright
in Topeka.
On the first day of reunion there
will be at 2 O'Clock, an EvangeliStic
Dedication Service for the w. Q. r. U
tent on reunion grounds. All persons
interested invited. Mrs. Chas. Tracy
by order of W. @, T. U. Co. Pres. Mrs.
Anna NJ. Tracy.
If you have pictures to enlarge
don't ntruSt them to strangers, and,
perhapeS never see them again. l.. u
COuntryman handles the best line to.
be found anywhere. You always know
where to lind him, and if the work is
not as represented, you will get your
money back.
Word has been received that Law
renee Kay an uncle Of @. ID. Heath
who is his nearest relative, dropped
dead on the streets of MarySville, Neb-
raSka yesterday. He was about 70
years of age. Q. d. Heath left last
evening, and unless other arrange
mentS are made the body will be
brought here for burial.
One of our loca business men is
laughing up his sic eve at the business
sagacity of a prominent individual
who went to Kansas City and placed
a large order The wholesale house
included in price of goods ordered, 33b
per cent. for the profit Of the local
dealer above referred to. or course
freight had to be paid by the purchas-
err. Does it pay to patronize your
home dealer Well we guess so.
Services at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening. Sub
jects. Morning; Are the arrows this
side of thee or beyond thee ?" Even
ing: 1.-THE AccuSer and the Defender
at the Judgement" Service out of
doors if the evening is warm. Special
music at both services. Baptist Young
Peoples Union service at 7 p. M, G. NJ
Arnold leader. Everyone cordially
invited to attend.-H. j. HaSsard,
pastor.
j. ID. Couch believes that the law re-
Quiring pedders to take out a license
before doing business should also ap.
ply to those non resident people who
canvass the country and buy up chick
ems and other farm produce. Mr.
Couch says they do the country DO
good, build up industries of other
states and pay less than he does for
similar produce. If you don't believe
it, read his ad in this issue and try
him.
A quarter section of well improved |
land I miles from a town in Thomas |
county, good house, well, windmill, |
cOrralS, stables, cattle sheds, etc |
There is new pasture fence around |
half section of railroad land that goes |
with this place, that is the fence goes |
with IL and lease for the land. This |
quarter and the lease for the half sec.
tiOn can be had for $1,000, cash. For |
further information inquire at this
Office.
One-half section Of good land / mile |
from MingO, Thomas county, Kansas, |
that has Broom house mot extra |
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