Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-08-13

The finest wedding stationery Cal
be obtained at this office.
Miss Beulah Monroe will 90 to Nc
Cook, Nebr., next Sunday.
Wantedi A good hotel cook, Gooc
wages, Inquire at this office.
| W. G. Bissell spent yesterday il
Republican City, at the reunion.
Mrs. James Woods and daughter
have gone to Seattle, Wash, for Wis
it with relatives.
Mrs. Lovelock supplied this office
with a sample of her garden produce
some very fine onions.
Mrs. ]. L. Mccormick left yesterday
with her mother, Mrs. O'Conner, fol
a visit in western states.
Lunches and short ORDERS are given
special attention at the Blue Front
Restaurant. Meals 25 cents.
Miss Kate Tadlock and her mother
have gone to Ell Reno, Okla, where
| they will make their future home.
Miss Tadlock is employed in the El
Reno schools.
There will be a vaudeville show I'm.
der large tent in this city on the ev-
eningS of Aug. 2lSt and 22nd Several
special attractions are promised. Ad-
mission, Is and 25c.
Mrs. ]. S. Barnes, of Kansas CITY, is
here visiting friends. She has been
out at Victor, Colo, visiting John
Strain and wife, and stopped off at
the old home on her return.
Rev. Woodward won the good will
and thanks of the Herald compositors
Monday by presenting each of them a
pretty bouquet from his own flower
garden He has one of the most beau
tiful gardens In northwest Kansas.
For SALE:-Two lots in Blssell's adj
dition on which we will make a loan
easy terms of payment to pay for lots
and build house. Do not miss this
chance to get good home on time,
Inquire Of the Phillips County Bank.
In accordance with the sentiment
expressed at the school meeting, the
school board is repairing, cleaning and
painting the Sch0olhouSe. 1t will be
put In good condition, as the people
believe that the SchoOlhouSe should be
as inviting in appearance as the home.
Mrs. Jane Eaves and Mrs. Jones and
daughter, Of Ridgeway, Colorado, have
moved to this city with the intention
Of making their future home. Mr..
Jones is an all round good printer and
railroad man. He will be here later.
They are related to Q. L. Stearns Of
this city.
II you have pictures to enlarge,
don't entruSt them to strangers, and
perhaps never see them again. L. e.
COuntryman handles the best line to
be found anywhere. You always know
where to find him, and If the work is
not as represented, you will get your
money back.
Mrs. M. II. Grafton, representing
the Old Ladies Rest at Leavenworth,
Kansas, has been In town this week
soliciting funds for this institution.
This is an undemoninational home for
old ladies who have no visible means
of support, Mrs. Grafton left yester
day for Almena.
To those who are in the market,
will notice that Jas. Terry, of Phil.
lipsburg, handles the following goods
In the music line: The Carpenter,
Packard, Chicago Cottage, Kimball,
Mason, Hamlin, Storey & Clark, New.
man Bros, and other makes. Also
several makes of Pianos. Sold on easy
payments, or cheap for cash.
JAS. TERRY, Manager.
Every day there are inquiries for
houses to rent. Office rooms too are
in demand. People who would like to
come here to make their home or for a
time to get the advantage of our
schools are kept away because they
cannot find suitable residence proper
ty. Here ought to be the cue for some
financial Napoleon. While our build
ing boom is going on, some new tene-
ment buildings ought also to be erect
ed.