Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-08
Ladies Jackets at ShimeaIl's

Will Watson made flying trip to
Smith Center on Saturday morning,
returning on the noon train.
Miss Grace Smith departed Satur-'
day morning for a visit in Lindsborg
and other central Kansas points.
KenSington is to have band. The
recent band convention in this city
seems to have aroused the musicians
of that town.
Mrs. G.. W. Calhoun has enjoyed a
short visit from her sister, Mrs.
Thompson, of Idaho, and Mrs. Sewers
of Thomas county.
Postmaster r, e. Weeks gives the
information that N. j. Washington
has moved from Speed to Russell
Springs, Logan county
Mr.. Roberts, the new round house
foreman from Omaha, has rented the
Hickman property and will soon occu-
Ply it. His wife is expected to arrive
this week.
John Fallen has disposed of his per-
Sonal property and expects to retire
from active farm work. He desires
to take up a residence in town but
has not decided where.
The September issue of the Rock
Island time tables, give a nice half
tone of the large stock barn and herd
Of cattle owned by Chas. Morrison, of
Greenwood township.
H. W. Montrose and wife returned
morning from two months
visit in San Jose, California, perfect
ly satisfied that Phillips county is
just as good a place as can be found.
Some little excitement was caused
at the depot Friday morning by an
engine which backed out of the round
house into the turn-table pit. By use
Of jacks it was successfully raised and
run back.
Mrs. W. S. Meyers from near Handy
was visitor Friday. They believe
in availing themselves of the advant-
age of a rural delivery, and may be
addressed at rural route No. 2, from
this city.
RoosTERs-I have a limited num-
Der of full blooded Barred Plymouth
Rock cockrels, which l will sell at so
cts each. Please write me before
coming after them, one and a half
miles Southeast of Dana, Kans.
HARRY NJ. CLARK.
A small fire occurred Sunday in the
home of Mr.. McManls. 1t was caused
by gasoline tank getting too near a
stove. Fortunately, the fire was ex-
before much damage was
done to the house and furniture. Mr.
Breakey received a severe burn on
the hand.
The football eleven went to Smith
Center on Saturday afternoon to meet
the high school team at that place
The boys, it seems, found themselves
up against tough proposition and in
compliance with their request the
Herald will not state that the score
was q to in favor of the opposition.
e. A. Mitchell and wife returned
from an extended western visit last
week. They left for Salem, Oregon,
on April 9th, and visited in Oregon
and California, taking in the Nation
al G. A. r. Encampment while away.
Mr.. Mitchell says that for all practi-
cal purposes, Phillips county leads the
van.
Newspaper offices are quite general
ly putting in real estate offices in
with their other work.
Many Of them make this a paying
feature Of their business, and there is
no more reason for lawyer to run
real estate business than for an edit
or, If he has time to devote to outside
affairs.
Two cars Of dagOs which were ship.
ped in for laboring purposes we're set
of on the side track here Saturday
A few were to be used near
here and the rest to be sent to Limon,
Colorado. When they arrived, they
refused to be separated and were left
here for time. Later they were
sent to Colorado Springs.
Sheriff Utter was In town last Sat
lrday to serve papers which will in
'titute a suit for damages by Mrs. j.
I. Powell against Mrs. Jennie Martin.
We are, Informed that the plaintiff
alleges that the defendant has alien
lted the love and election of her hus-
band, j. T. Powell, from her and
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