Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-06-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Eat at the Delmonico.

S. A. Matteson writes farm and hail
insurance.
L. E. Countryman was taken with
the mumpS Monday.
W. G. Adams was over from Rush
vile township, Tuesday.
DR.. Haggard has had new sign
painted over his Office door.
]. III. Ham and wife visited in Ne
braska the first Of the week.
J.. ]. Without of Logan made a
business trip to this city Friday.
If you desire to buy or sell land call
on Mahin s. Mahin Real Estate and
Loans.
D. D. Smith Of Almena spent Sun
day in this city with relatives and
friends.
Read and digest the report of the
board of Equalization elsewhere in
this issue.
Chas Gray went up to Goodland on
Sunday. He says it was just bust
ness trip.
H. Grauerholz the Kensington in
surance agent was in this vicinity
last Monday.
The Shimeall Clothing Company Is
having a cement walk put down in
front Of its store.
Wardie White made trip to Den
yer the latter part of last week. He
returned Sunday.
Larry Mills is here for a short visit
with friends. He now has a good
position in Chicago.
Miss Winnifred Move, of Cripple
Creek, Colo, is here visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. e. B. Sewell.
For SA1E;-Restaurant fixtures,
range etc. Inquire of E. G. Wiley at
Phillips County Bank.
We want yonr corn at the highest
market prices, at the Feed Mill.
Carl LaRue.
To get the best results, from ad-
vertising use the Herald. weekly
visitor in 1000 different homes.
Fifty men and teams wanted to do
hauling at once. Inquire of Charley
Thomas at Phillips County Bank.
Rev. J. II. Lamb will hold preach
ing services at the Iowa Union school
house next Sunday afternoon at pm
II all were as careful to keep their
subscription paid as our German
friends there would be few dellnquen-
cieS.
Van e, Hugunin, who has deem WIS.,
iting at Kirwin during his daughters
absence, has returned to his home in
this city.
License to wed was granted to John
r. Lucas Of Rockwell, Iowa and Jes-
sic May Barnt Of Logan, Kansas on
June the 9th.
John Brown Of Marvin was in Thurs
day. He has petition to purchase
school land as appears by a notice else
where in this issue.
1t has been so wet here that it hard.
ly seems possible that crops have been
injured slightly within 100 miles to
the west of this county.
Suit cases that others ask you s2.25
for at our regular price Sl.65 at Shin
calls Clothing Store. Look around
before buying; it always pays.
On last Monday the probate Judge
granted marriage license to Alonzo
Nickel Of Charlton, Iowa and Anna
B.. Proudat Of st. Charles, Iowa.
II. B. Reynolds and family departed
for Franklin county, Nebraska, Tues
day, where they will reside. Mr.. Rey-
nolds has the purchase of farm in
view.
John Fallon, of Solomon, reports a
very fine wheat crop, his farm having
In about $50 acres. He also has in
about IS acres Of corn which is grow.
ing nicely.
Before you ask US to send a report
about someone into a 1000 homes, Just
consider how you would like to have a
similar report about yourself given a
general circulation.
For sale, good quarter section of
land on Solomon valley. A mile and
o quarter south and a half east of
Marvin. Price, s2lOO. Call on or ad.
dress S. o. GIBBS, Marvin, Kansas.
U. A. Van Dyke, ex.clerk of Rocks