Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-05-21
Fine fruit at the Delmonico restaur,


ant.
See the new outing suits at Shin
calls.
NJ. A. Spaulding made a business
trip to Agra yesterday.
Cane seed and katlr corn seed at 4Oc
per bu. at the Feed Mill.
Wear Shimeall's Clothes and be
dressed in the latest style,
j. NJ. Tlnney, the Kirwln marble
cutter, was doing the city yesterday.
George James is having a new &C.
ment walk put down in front of his
drug store.
Miss Eta Hodge of Freedom town.
ship is visiting with Miss Ida Bennett
this week.
Rev. Woodward is mourning the
death of his pet two year old mock
ing bird, which occurred Tuesday.
Rev. G. H. Woodward preached the
baccalaureate sermon to the high
school graduating class Sunday eve
ming.
The l. o. o. Il. Of this city gave
the inlatOry work Of the order to four
young men Tuesday evening. This
lodge is one Of the strongest in town.
Clari Cheadle was expected to ar
rive in this city last night from Min
neapolis, Mimi, where she has been
the past eight months.
Mahin & Mahin are rustlers and be-
lleve in liberal use of printers ink.
That's good big half OF the business.
You can't help noticing their ad in
this issue.
TheO. Smith & Son have found 1t
necessary to provide for more room
for the transaction Of their growing
business and are lengthenlng the
store room forty feet, putting in a sky
light In the back part.
Warden Il. Il. Jewett Of the penl-
tenitary believes he can make the
institution self supporting by proper
management. This he expects to do
by raising farm produce in a sufficient
quantity to feed the prisoners. All
will hope that he succeeds
Several OF Phllllpsburg's charming
young ladies who gave the editor Of
this journal a boat ride few evenings
ago, observed that no name has been
given to the magnificent pond near
town and accordingly chrIstened 1t
Crystal Lake. Pretty good don't you
think?
Several choice bits for scandal mon
gers have been brought TO our atten-
tion. They are not good news and
contain nothing to elevate, or to do
anyone good but might do much harm.
IL everything the editor hears was
published, libel suit or a shooting
affair would be precipItated instanter.
The tennis iiends Of this city have
organized club and prepared a court.
They may be seen at practice any
pleasant evening, and will soon be
able to beat anything In the west.
The base ball sports have not been 50
fortunate as yet. They still want
pitcher, and only the best need apply,
for the ball boys are winners, too.
In the county graduating examlna.
tion the three receiving highest
grades we're: Pearle Reed, NJ Agra, o.
20 Viva Major, Marvin, 02 10; Lole
Bateman, Kirwln, % per cent. Sew
eral Of the Normal Schools and Acad-
amles OF the state offer a scholarship
TO the one receiving the highest grade
which this time would be awarded to
Pearle Reed.
The Rebekah lodge instructed four
young ladies and Mrs. Elmer Whit
ney In the secret work Of the order at
their meeting Monday evening. They
also elected the following onicerS N.
@. Mrs. Martha Reynolds; V. G.. Mrs.
J. G. Dupree; Rep. 10 Grand Lodge,
Mrs. Newell; Dist. Deputy Pres. Mrs.
J.. II. Hahenkratt. After the busI-
ness was transacted a short program
was rendered and luncheon served to
members and several invited guests
from the odd Fellows lodge. 1t was