Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-08-27


man.
G. A. TileSton was a business visitor
Tuesday.
Kodaks and Kodak supplies at the
Book Store.
All kinds of cooling drinks at the
Blue Front.
Our girls play at Almena for Alfal-
ia Carnival.
Hay fever parties are said to be the
rage in Illinois.
The 1. o. o. f still Feep comforting
degrees regularly.
Mrs. j. L. Mccormick has returned
from her western visit.
win Watson and Mary Cole are
visiting in Long Island.
Wanted: A good hotel cook, Good
wages, Inquire at this office.
John Van Wyck of Prairie View
was business visitor Tuesday.
M. S. Maston of Greenwood is re-
ported to be very low at present.
Quite large number of our people
are in Logan today at the Jubilee.
For SALE:-Ten good mich COWS.
Inquire of J. E. Griffin, Naponee, Neb.
Joe Weeks drove over from Long
Island Monday and returned the next
day.
Levi Clifford states that his post
office address will be Agra in the
future.
Our base ball enthusiasts are ex-
pected to play at Kirwin during the
Street fair.
]. NJ. Campbell Of Beaver was one of
the Phillips county visitors at Smith
Center last week.
A beautiful solo was rendered by
Mrs. G. NJ. Poe at the NJ. E. church
last Sunday morning.
After January 1st, Secretary of War
Elihu Root will retire and William
H. Taft will succeed him.
The home talent play, "Broken
Fetters" has been invited to Almena
during the Alfalfa carnival.
A song service will be given next
Sunday evening at 1870, at the NJ. Z.
church. Preaching at s o'clock.
Nellie Larkin returned from Dem
yer Tuesday morning, called home by
the sickness of Mrs. Rob't. Larkin.
Mrs q. B. Lane has returned from
Omaha where she has been receiving
medical treatment with much benefit.
w. A. Landreth of Prairie View
was PhilllpSburg visitor Saturday.
He does not visit themetropoliS very
often.
Editor Weld passed through the
city yesterday enroute for Downs
where he goes to assume control of
the Times.
Recently, Dan Patch lowered the
pacing record to 1859. Now Lou Dillon
has trOtted mile in 200 establishing
a new record.
Ross BROKER has shipped his thresh-
ing outfit to Dellvale, in Norton
county where competition is nptqulte
so brisk as here.
Under the new time card passenger
trains No. and 9, will stop at i'm
portant points only. All local work
will be done by No. p and 20.
z. r. Powell of Plum was in the
city Tuesday. He has had great deal
of sickness in the family for sometime
but every one is now a deal great bet
ter.
For Films, Dry Plates, Developing
powders. etc. etc. in addition to an
assorted line of Kodaks from $l.00
up Gall at Book store and News
stand,
Eugene Morgan Will depart at the
beginning Of the schOol year for Topeka
where he is taking a complete course
in a medical college. This will be his
second years work.
c. A. Hester and daughter Of Sum-
ner drove down to this city Sunday.
Miss Hester was an applicant for
teachers certificate and came for the
exam lnati9n.
Dwelling houses in Phillipsburg do
not have to beg for buyers nova days
There are more buyers than houses
for sale. but there is lots Of room for
more to be erected.
The establishment Of a few more
rural free delivery routes in the near
future will place all Of us In pretty
close communication. A rural route
increases the value of a farm nearly as