Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

FRANK Bower or Norton was In the
city Tuesday.
The HERALD still offers the World
at asbargaip rate.
Anew switch board will be put In
the central Office soon.
Mrs. Rambo is helping her husband
In the county clerks office.
The Shimeall Clothing Co. will hold
another special sale on October 10.
The Boston will sell you nice Not
ingham lace curtain for SOC per pair.
The public will heave a sigh of relief
when Kansas City gets new Union
depot.
CSE. Breasted ex commissioner was
over from Towanda the fore part of
the week.
LOST A pair of boots near depot,
Oct. 7. The finder will please return
to this Office.
You may not be aware of the ap-
fSproach of Hallow cen but all of the
small boys are.
Mrs. @. W. Bowman will serve as
her husbands deputy In the county
treaSureFS office.
Teachers, you can obtain monthly
report cards at this Office, made to
your special order.
Mrs. Lizzie Larkin is visiting her
pare ntS, the Bogenrief's and friends,
In Glenwood township.
The loss at Jennings by the recent
fire is estimated at $4,000, only part
ly covered by insurance.
Mrs. Perry Coler and Master Louie
Williams, of Goodland, are here visit
ing with Mrs. E. E. Taylor.
James Boyd of Kensington came up
Tuesday to see how his affairs in
Phillipsburg were progressing.
J. 1. Taylor, Of Jennings, a brother
of the Herald foreman, was In town a |
couple Of days this week on business.
The CultuS Club have secured By
ron W. King who, will be here on
January Is. Mr.. King is a favorlte
here.
1t looks as though the newspapers
are going to to make the real estate |
men advertise, or do the business
themselves.
The Boston has just received fifty
; cases Of rubber goods and Is in posi-
tion to supply all your wants at the
RIGHT price.
1t was just a coincidence perhaps,
but the rain came just when the gov
eminent forecasts said the weather
should be fair.
Earl Lowe will teach In Norton
county this winter. He has secured
q six months term to begin next MOn-
day at a s4t9 salary.
@. n. Poe reports the largest bust
ness on Saturday Of last week, OF any
one day since Ringlings circus was
here some years ago.
NJ. L. Bogart left after the recent
session Of the commissioners for Wal
nut township to look after his stock
interests In that township.
Fred Veeh and Leonard Stopper de-
parted Saturday evening for Leaven-
worth having been summoned to
serve on the federal grand jury.
B. o. Paisley returned Saturday
from Chicago where he had been la
boring In the interests of the o. r. 7.
Of WHICH he is a leading member.
/, The Phillips County Bank is testing
the efficiency Of an adding machine
and If 1t proves satisfactory will make
1t part Of the Office equipment.
Doc Ferguson who recently return
ed to this county has negotiated for
the house and four acres Of land own
ed by Deck Buell. in Auburn Heights.
have hotel In a lively town In
Mitchell county, for sale or trade for
land. The hotel is we'll furnished;
price 81, zoos. A. Matteson, Dana,
Kansas.
Have you had a look at those fine
cotton blankets the Boston Store Is
showlngY They show a fine aSSoris
ment at all prices from so cents per
pair to g per pair.
Early morning papers now come on
the 1l:20 train. This is an improve.
meny as 1t affords the busy man an
opportunity to perform half days
work before being pestered with the
mail.
W. R. Peel and G. NJ. McG uire re-
turned Tuesday from their jaunt
through Nebraska with their fine
horses, The colt owned by Mcguire
made trial record of 239t, but won