Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-23

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In Phillipsburg.
Dane Stapp was down from Good
land over Sunday.
The most delicious ice cream can be
obtained at McKay'S.
Editor Gaumer made a business tr ip
to Kirwin on Tuesday.
Keep cool by buying Summer Out
ing Suit at Shimeall's.
Harry Clark of Dana, was in the
city few minutes on tuesday.
Did you ever eat ice cream at the
DelmonicO? It's cream-try it.
Guy Bissell and Ross Mccormick
drove over to Woodruff on Tuesday.
E. g. Taylor, foreman of this office,
was indiSposed the first of the week.
Mrs. j. L. Mccormick was able to
sit up Monday, the first time since
her illness.
Closing out prices on ladies' wash
skirts at the Shimeall Clothing Com
pany'S store.
Rodrick Stewart was over from Mar.
whom Monday looking after some bust
ness matters
Rev. II. j. HaSSard has been making
q pretty good hand in the harvest
field this week.
A fine line of mems and women'S
shoes at the Shimeall Clothing and
Furnishing store.
For SALE One work team; years
old; weight 2400 pounds. E. S. Stroup
at the Bow Creek 2. o.
Editor Dannenberg, Of the Smith
Center Messenger, was a visitor to
this city last Thursday.
Rev. j. Ed Stevens, of GOodland
filled his appointment at the Christian
church here last Sunday.
An immense amount of lumber is
being hauled to the country for the
construct on of granaries.
Miss Vernie WinShip departed
Tuesday morning for Belleville where
she will visit for few days.
D. W. Brown, of Prairie View was
In the city Monday, having business
before Register of Deeds Smith,
II, d. Thuma, broom manufacture
err Of Norton, was in the city Tu eSday
selling his ware to the merchants.
j. NJ. Hatfield, the south side bar
Der, has been confined to his home
the past week on account Of sickness.
A friend that you have to buy won It
be worth what you have te pay for
him, no matter what that may be-
Prentice,
Wheat is meeting the expectations
of the most hopeful. 1t is as good as
gold and the price will doubtless be
very good.
A number Of our exchanges are now
talking Of band tour ament to be
held here this fall Its good thing,
push it along.
If you have any thing for sale or
desire to make a purchase, let your |
wants be made public through the !
columns Of the Herald.
Sunday School convention will be
held at the Baptist church next Tues
day and Wednesday. A lecture will |
be given Tuesday evening.
Miss Maude Cole expects to leave
for Denver, Colo, Saturday evening,
where she will visit for a short time
with her brother and friends.
Q. E. Ingram returned last Friday
morning from Chicago where he had
been attending a meeting of agents
and operators. lie reports success.
full meeting,
Remember you can get tallor-made
as we'll as ready-made clothes at the
Shimeall Clothing Co.'S. store. We
invite you before purchasing to call
and get prices.
A bargain in real estate: 100 acres
of fine land in Sumner township. One
Of the best corn and wheat localities
Of the west. Inquire Of S. A. Matte.
son or at this office.
Mrs. Katie Williams, daughter Of
BIZ. and Mrs. w. l.. Morgan, returned
to her home in Topeka Monday NOR
ming after a visit Of several weeks 10
this city and vicinity.
am taking orders for niger head
cuaI ia no dplivarad durinu Iulv and