Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-30

wages, Inquire at this office.
Regular preaching services at the
Baptist Church next Sunday.
Rev. G. II. Wood ward spent few
daysat Beloit attending the chautau-
Qna.
A good rain is reported in the west
part Of the county on Tuesday eve
n ing.
Evan Hebrew and Elmer StrOup of
Bow Creek came up to this city yes
terday.
The w. G. 7. U. will meet on Fri
day of this week with Mrs. Mary
brennan.
A track has been laid from the rail
road to the FIGURING mills of Champlin
s. Robertson.
A fine line of mems and women'S
shoes at the Shimeall Clothing and
Furnishing store.
Corn never made a more rapid
growth in this county than during
the present MONTH
Leslie E Fox and Jennie G. Boyd,
both of Logan were married by Rev.
r. Arthur on the 9th.
Brick is being placed on the ground
for use in the big new buildings TN
the east side of the square.
License to wed was granted to John
e. KitZke and Bertha Glennemier
both of Logan on the 9th.
Elk Commissioner, NJ. S. King of
Bow Creek came up Tues day for a
visit with the court house boys,
Editor @. d. Walker and wife of
Prairie View attended the Sunday
School convention in this city yester-
day.
e. E. Taylor has been quite sick for
several days, consequently has been
off duty until yesterday when he took
his station again.
There will be preaching services
at the Presbyt erian church Sunday,
both morning and evening. Everyone
is cordially invited,
Bob FitzSimmonS, the puncher, is
married again. The ceremony unit
ing him to an actress having been
performed on the 81. @
If you have any thing for sale or
desire to make a purchase, let your
wants be made public through the
columns Of the Herald,
A new girl at the home OF W. N.
McIlvain Of this city since the 25th.
Will has been generous with lemonade
since the momentous event.
Rudy Heth Of Walnut has been in
town this week interesting the coun-
ty commissioners on road matters.
Several Others from his locality were
also present.
Miss Susie Townsley accompanied
Rev. j. H. Lamb on his regular trip
to Long Island Sunday, and sang a
solo at the evening SERVICES In the
Presbyterian church.
Hot winds are reported in southern
central Kansas and Oklahoma and
eastern Nebraska. Corn in these re-
gions is said to be damaged. But
Phillips is o. X. as usual.
Some complain that their wheat is
not yielding as much as they expect
ed, but these are ones who claimed 30
to 40 bushel wheat. 25 bushels is ex-
cellent and above the average.
The Stockton papers report the we'd
ding Of Miss Ethel Pope, sister Of
our competent dentist. We now I'M
derstand why the doctors office was
closed day or two last week.
A large delegation includ ing the
ladies band from this city attended
the annual celebration at downs the
9th. All report a good time, and
our band made q favorable impression
as we knew they would.
Thieves made off Sunday night
with all Of the chickens belonging to
II, Ferguson who lives in the north
east part Of town. 1t is thought that
this was done while the owners were
at church. Thirty we're taken.
A wreck occurred on the Rock Is.
land at MankatO Sunday, No. 90 and
an extra coming together ditching 20
cars, demolISning the engines, and de-
stroying property in transportation,
No deaths we're reported. L. A.
II