Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-22
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard tits glasses.

Aura Tickle is an apprentice in the
Post office.
Oscar Hill of Logan was in the city
on Sunday.
Ira Holcomb, of Norton, was in the
city last Friday.
Miss Mamie King, Of Speed, was in
the city Saturday.
J. H. Hahn was in to see the work
4 ingS of the Herald last Friday.
\ WANTED:-2OO cords of wood
CARL LARUE at the Feed Mill.
Mrs. II. Grubb was among the lady
callers at this Office last Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Tracey of Logan, was
shopping in the city last Saturday.
j. H. Jackson was in town Saturday
doing business with our townSpeople.
w. G. BlsSel returned from a
weeks stay at Topeka on Sunday
night.
j. H. Ham was In the city Saturday
and found time to make, the Herald
pleasant call.
Meals 20 cents at the Blue Front
Restaurant four doors north Of First
National Bank.
Only few Furs left at the Shimeall
Clothing store and they will be closed
out at a low figure.
Mrs. Robt. Tickle returned Satur-
day from a visit at Colby with
brother who is quite sick at that
place.
Rev. Woodward is conducting
revival services at the NJ. Z. church
and good attendance is had each
evening.
r. Braman, of Agra, was up to the
,,>Souhty seat on Saturday. Mr.. Bra
man favored the Herald with very
pleasant call while in the city.
Bring in your gueSSeS on the piano
contest during this month as the
contest closes on the last day of the
month. -Shimeall Clothing Co.
]. L. Gosnell, of Republican City,
was in the city Sunday evening and
Monday morning the guest of his
brother-in-lawS MesserS. StearnS and
Post.
This office printed a handsome four
page folder for the Phillips County
Bank this week. The contents Of
this folder shows vast enterprise
in the officers Of this bank.
Mr.. McCue, of Norton, has sold his
barber shop to Dick Hamilton. He
came down to this city Thursday and
visited with his brother in-law Archie
Viers. He will also visit in Stockton
afterwhiCh he will engage in the
lumber business in Concordla.
Remember this. When you see an
Item in the Herald there must have
been some foundation for it or else it
wond not have appeared. II it is
merely a report it will be so handled,
1t is the intent Of the publisher 10
give reliable reports. If they are
known to be otherwise they will not be
published.
In this issue of the Herald will be
found the ad Of of j. d. Couch the old
reliable poultry dealer The farmers
always look for Mr.. COUGHS ad as he
always pays cash for their eggs and
poultry and top prices too. He does
the largest poultry business in this
part Of the state. Don't fail to see
him when yon sell your stuff it will
pay you.
Our Juvenile clothing for boys this
spring far surpassed our expectation
the finest we have ever purchased
since we have been In business. First
of course quality and style, then per
feet lit, then assortment and last but
by no means the least Importance is
the price. You will never see again
such a line for merit, as we show for
spring for the boys, and this reason
We have them all.-Shimeall Clothing
Company.
John w. Conway, editor Of the Nor.
ton Champion, is the author OF play
entitled "An Alibi' which he put on
10 his home town on Monday evening.
We understand 1t is a fine play, and
we have no reasons for doubling II as
It is penned by the brightest writer
In all Western Kansas. Phlllipsburg
people would be pleased to have the
Majur put his play on in our city In
the near future and should he favor