Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-29

dill nave pTeIGy BOOu coal OllS.
Mrs. KOnantz and son of Marvin
were Phillipsburg visitors Sunday.
1. T. Williams brought in the last
load Of melons Of the season, Monday.
DR.. Chas. Cole came down from
Norton Sunday to see his patient in
this city.
James f. Gray, the Klrwin lawyer
and newspaper mon was IN the city
yesterday.
d. D. Smith came down from Alme-
ma Sunday for visit with his parents
and friends.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. B. Cannon died Monday, and was
buried next day.
Teachers, you can obtain monthly
report cards at this office, made to
your special order.
The three days old infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldon Rumbaugh Of Greenwood
died Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Weaver Of Greenwood
died last Thursday night. No par
ticularS have been received.
The Lockes s. Co., will be here all
next week. They have broken all re-
cords throughout the country.
Wanted to contract getting out 100
cords building rock and hauling early
this fall. Inquire of ]. S. Morse Jr.
Some people who are never rushed
with business on week days make a
special effort to keep busy on Sundays.
The commissioners convened Mon
day pursuant to adjournment at the
regular October meeting about three
weeks ago.
: !. Fl. C. Burlington of the Logan Re-
publican came over Friday night on a
business mission and returned the
next morning,
The Vessels Company rendered
LADY Audleys Secret" to a fair house
Monday evening. The play is a very
interesting one
A. L. Nichols and Josie Poormar
were married by Probate Judge Coun-
tryman on October 10. These young
people reside near Handy.
Dempsey Smith, and Mr.. tand Mrs
Walker Of Mt. Vernon, H., who have
been visiting here left for Colorado
Springs on Tuesday for a short visit
have q hotel in a lively town In
Mitchell county, for sale or trade fol-
land. The hotel is we'll furnished
price $l,2OO.-S. A. MatteSon, Dana
Kansas.
j. @. Shafer Of Dayton was In town
Saturday to meet his daughter, Mrs
Matter who came in from Nebraska
City for short visit with friends anC
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker of Illinois are
here for short visit with relatives
Mrs. Walker is a sister of Ritnel
Smith. They will go from here Il
California.
Fred Pratt of Deer Creek has re
Gently finished threshinga wheat croI
that made an average OF % bushels
and test Of $500 pounds. This is q
good yield Of good grain.
The Academy Review published by
Harry Horns at NewkIrk, Oklahoma
was received this week. Many of oul
young people will remember Harry
aud will be glad to know that he hal
attained the dignity Of editor.
The nerve of some patent medicine
makers is remarkable. The Herald
lately received an offer OF $3.50 fol
space that is held at $3.50. II Their
medicine is a nerve tonic this is the
best endorsement Of its efficacy thai
can be given.
Wayne Smith and c. P. O'Leary hat
a little experience with a mad do.
Sunday. The dog attacked Mr. Smith'i
chicken fence and attempted to chew
1t up. The gentlemen procured aclut
and killed the brute before damage
had teen done.
While at Smith Center Saturday
the editor had The pleasure Of meet
Ing Senator, Hays B. White and three
sons. They we're all interested in th'
foot ball game between Mankato ant
Smith C4nier. ri L. who used t.
live 10 Walnut township and a broth
er, being two Of the players