Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-09-10
Kensington will celebrate on Sept.

The finest wedding stationery can
be obtained at this office.
The county has a new flag which
floats over the court house this week.
Mrs. Cyrus Patterson of Missouri is
here visiting the Perrine'S who live
near this city.
Percy Lowe and wife came in from
Pueblo, Colorado Sunday night for
two weeks visit.
D. D. Smith came down from AL
mena Sunday for short visit with
friends and relatives.
Lunches and short ORDERS are given
special attention at the Blue Front
Restaurant. Meals rs cents.
The girls band went to Almena for
the first day of the carnival. Quite a
number of the others also attended.
Prof. HammerSchmidt has reorgan-
lied the boys oand in this city and
they will be on deck for the Tourna-
ment.
On September 4th, a marriage IL
cenSe was granted to Albert Clothier
of Sumner and tia Porter Of Alma,
Nebraska.
Mr.. briggs horse ran away with
the milk wagon Friday night and
damaged the wagon some but other.
wise did little damage.
W. W. Reynolds has charge of the
DelmOnico restaurant for e. A. Page
who assumed control of its affairs the
latter part of last week.
Rev. Woodward has a very nice
photo of the NJ. E church and parson-
age which shows himself in the midst
of his pretty flower garden.
G. M. Arnold went up to district
No 124 Tuesday and sold the school
house, L. W. Ferguson was the pur-
chaser, paying price of $50.
For Films, Dry Plates, Developing
powders. etc. etc. in addition to an
assorted line of Kodaks from $l.OO|
up, call at news stand book store.
S. E. FleiSher is beginning to be.
come breeder of fancy stock. He
has procured two thorough bred Duroc
Jersey pigs from the Iowa State fair.
They are splendid animals.
The Shimeall Clothing Co. is giving
a Souvenir to each lady visiting their
store. 1t is very useful article and
we only have 500, so don't fail to call
for one as they won't last long.
Misses Mary and Margaret Veeh, of
Stuttgart, Oda Hoy and Genevieve
Arnold, of Long Island, and Allie
Morse of this city all departed Mon
day evening for Ottawa where they
are attending the university.
There will be a fine parade every
day during the Band Tournament, on
September 2S, 20 and 30. The bust |
ness houses of the town have promised
twenty-fOur floats for the feature of |
the entertainment. H. G. Duff will |
be the marshall.
NJ. A. Spaulding has improved his |
business building by putting down a
good, new floor and rearranging the |
front by placing the door at the north |
west corner. He has also had the |
room repapered, and now has very |
place Of business.
For SALE:-A choice farm in Beav-
Or township, six miles from Logan, six |
miles from Prairie View. Well i'm
proved; timber and living water, 100
lcreS under cultivation, 10 seeded to
alfalfa. A good bargain for anyone
desiring home. For further parti-
,ulars inquire at this office.
An extra rush of work in the Her.
I'D office compelled the cancelling of
,he date for "Broken Fetters" at
Almena. This was regretted by
none more than by members of the
which was to present it.
The perseverance Of members under
difficulties was commendable.
The song service at the Methodist
'hurch last Sunday evening was we'll
attended and greatly enjoyed. Mrs.
}. NJ. Poe and W. w. briggs each
ang fine solo, Next Sunday even
ng another song service will be held,
With two solos and two Rotations.
MI are invited to attend these SER
ices.
Elmer Hillyer who used to be res
dent Of Sumner township in boyhood
ays but citizen Of other parts since
las returned to this county and in
ends to make his futurp homo in this