Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-24

Blue Front.
The HERALD still offers the Worlc
at bargain rate.
Read the ads this week. They all
have something to interest you.
Percy Lowe has become the pro.
prietOr of the Delmonico restaurant.
Some corn is quite badly damaged
and some scarce at all by recent
frOStS.
Mrs. Anna Dickey who has been
visiting here has returned to her
home in Clay county.
Preac hing at the Christian church
next Sunday, Oct. I, at II a. m. and
1880 p. m. by the pastor.
Prof. H ammerschmidt made a bust
ness trip to Smith Ce inter- last night
going down on the Jersey.
W. L. French proprietor of the
KanS aS Press Clipping Bureau Of
Topeka, Kansas is in the city today
f. T. NJ. butcher came in yesterday
morning from Colorado Springs for a
two weeks visit with friends in this
city.
On Monday the new probate judge
granted license authorizing the
marriage of Eli Patterson and Julia
Sutton.
Remember the first number of the
lecture course, Tuesday night at the
Presbyterian church. Single tickets
80 cents. .-t
Rev. FleiSher who used to fill the
pulpit Of the NJ. E. church of this
city now of Grand Junction, Iowa is
here for a short visit.
The Almena Plaindealer has
changed hands, j. B. Dyatt retiring
and W. A. Williamson and A. NeiS.
wanger assuming control,
The Duke of Roxbourghe declares
that be is not marrying Miss Goelet
for her money, but doubtless wealth
is not the least of her charms.
For SALE:-TeamS and farmin g
tools on time with privilege of house
and grain lease on farms near city.
Inquire of Phillips County Bank. Nv
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve loot Lunch and Ice Crea n
in the Basement Of the BisSell HoteI
during the I'd and Sd day of the Band
Jubilee.
Earl Lowe will 60 to Norton next
Friday where he expects to secure a
school for this winters employment.
Until recently, helntended to return
to college.
The foot ball boys expect to play
two games next week during the
band convention. The Norton team
is expected for one game, the other
is not decided yet. Calvin Baum is
the manager for the high school team
L. G. Albright and Lillian e. Tracy
were married by Probate Judge John
BiSSell on Sept. 10th. This was his
last ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
bright are well known in the south.
western part Of the county and have
large circle of friends to offer con
CALCULATIONS.
Mr.. Jay Gould and Miss Pearl Hes.
ter both highly respected young
people Of Sumner township are to be
married today. This marriage is the
contamination Of friendship since
childhood, and a large number of
friends rejoice with them over the
happy union.
For SALE:-A choice farm in Beav-
er township, six miles from Logan, six
miles from Prairie View. Well i'm
proved; timber and living water. 100
acres under cultivation, 10 seeded 10
alfalfa. A good bargain for anyone
desiring hume. For further parti-
cularS inquire at this office.
When the commissioners meet in
October, the big job which they will
have is the settlement with the re.
tirsng treasure, j. ID. Cheadle. who
has served five years. While the Office
will be In readiness for the change. il
will require quite a bit OF time 10
check over the accounts In the manner
which has hpen in vouna in tbgs 1850,