Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-12-17
Buy candy and nuts at The Boston.
]. B. Elrod will soon begin work in
Harlan county Nebraska.

Harlan county NEBRASKA.
The Boston can sell you the best
Janitian apples at 81. per Blu.
Dan Mckay went to Palco Sunday
evening. He may work in the drug
store with his brother.
If you or any Of your relation are in
need Of shoes it will pay you to see the
samples the BuSton has on sale.
The play to be given by the NJ. W. A
of this city is now in the course CT
preparation. 1t is expected to be Civ
en- sometime in February.
Miss Edna brennan suffered Sc
we're attak of heart trouble Saturday
afternoon. For time her life was
deSpaired of but she is now much bet
ter.
A family reunion occurred at the
Herzog home, last Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. j.
L. Mccormick and Miss Lutz being
present.
@. j. Fleming desires to announce,
that any one putting up team at his
barn must take same out before nine
O'Clock p m. or allow them to remain
until next day.
The Herald printers have been busy
this week with book making. Our
reputation for tirst-claSS book work is
growing and we Shonld be pleased to
receive your orders,
License to wed was issued on Tues
day to S. E. Westbrsok and Emma
Barber of Kirwin, also to Harry
Trumbull of Kirwin and Capltolia
Williams of Marvin.
The territory which supplies our
grain and stock market is expanding.
1t extends from Nebraska to a good
distance into Rocks county. 1t pays
to be on good railroad.
John W, Thomas of Omaha, Nebr.,
editor Of the Good Will Tldings, a
paper published by the Good Will
Nilsson Home was in the city Tuesday
in the interests of the home and paper.
The State Board Of Agriculture Is
now in session at the Capitol building
in Topeka, beginning yesterday and
continuing for three days. The
Herald acknowledges receipt Of a pro-
gram.
24O acres of land in Crystal town.
ship, we'll improved, nearly all smooth
lillable land, good water and timber,
only $4,000. Several other good snaps
also. Address, S A. Matteson, Dana,
Kansas.
r. A. Porter returned to his home
In Sumner township Monday, after a
visit Of several days here and at other
points. MIR. Porter is a young man
who has had profitable years expert.
ence on the farm.
Elmer Strain and wife, also WIFI
Strain and wife were home Sunday
for a visit with their parents. All
have returned except Mrs. Elmer
Strain who has gone to visit her par,
ents.
The Kansas State Teachers Assocla-
tlon will meet at Topeka on December
20 and continue in session three days.
Prof. Garfield Of Columbia university
New York formerly Of Kansas is dat
ed for lecture.
Walter Stroup, oldest son of Elmer
Stroup, who lives at Hobart, Okla
homa, with his wife is coming to
spend the Christmas vacation with
parents, and other relatives and
friends in this county.
A lot Of the Bow Creek and Rush
Vile farmers who ordinarily 20 to
Stockton tn market their grain have
been hauling wheat to this city this
week. 1t brings IS to IS more per
load than on the south road
A double wedding occurred at the
court house last Friday under the
Of Judge Countryman. The
parties we're, Della o.
Lloyd, and Ella WEIGH, and Henry o. {
Hoover and Lena WEIGH, all Of Dana.
McCormicks have on display very
inc line Of holiday goods. These in
dude a great variety and something
% please all. You should call and
ook the stock over and II you desire S
% make Christmas purchases you can
ind what you wish. y
Despite the fact that labor Is hard
% secure quite large number of pro.
yressive farmers have already finished
.hrckinO their corn GoFn which re-