Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-04-16
Get Bonebraise, the paper hanger.
Shimeall's Tailor made suits fit.

styles.
The Shimeall Clothing Co. carries
clothing made by the best factories.
No sweat shop work there.
Those new suits the Shimeall store
is showing are dandies. They make
you look like fashion plate.
Ed Page, made short stop at his
home in this city Monday night leav-
ing again the next day.
Quite severe frost visited this Sec
tion Monday night. 1t is to be hoped
that the fruit buds were not nipped.
Rice W. Dawson, Of Prairie View,
is in town today on business connect
ed with his fathers and mothers
estate.
Arthur B. Couch formerly of this
city, and Lora Edith Gaddy, of Glare.
mont, Colorado, were united in mar
rage yesterday.
County Clerk, j. f. Rambo went up
to his farm in Glenwood township
Monday, for short vacation and to
look after his agricultural interests.
j. W. Hageman and E. W. Appelby
made trip to Long Island Tuesday
to inspect the bridge across the Prai-
RE Dog which had been injured by re-
cent high waters.
The Centarl Lumber Company is re-
constructing its office this week. The
room will be enlarged, and rearranged
making it more convenient for the
transaction Of the company business,
Representative Tannahill was in
town last week delivering supply of
Coburn'S reports. The number allot-
ted to him was not sufficient to supply
all who had made requests for them.
If you make a farm loan through
Mahin & Mahin, you can pay part or
all at any interest pay day without
bonus. Money paid when papers are
signed. Office with @. A. Lewis.
G. A. Lewis has sold his residence
property IN this city to Mrs. Julia W.
Phillips who will occupy it in about
three weeks. The consideration was
$4,000. Mr.. Lewis will probably
build another house on some of his
lots in the near future.
After spending the winter in Cali
fornia Joseph Gebhart and family de-
cided that Phillips county is good
enough for them. They arrived in
this city Monday night and will re.
main here until possession of the farm
can be secured when they will move
back to the old home. Sooner or lat.
er all wanderers return.
II. L. Hahnenkratt and wife arrived
in this city Monday night. They have
resided in Washington for over a year
where Henry has been engaged in the
Hardware business with Lee Ames.
He recently sold his interest In the
business and will engage in work here
probably with the B. NJ. & S. Hard
ware Co. Friends are glad to well
come them.
G. A. Lewis and W. G.. BiSsell re-
Gently won an important case in the
supreme court. The case was Fra n
els & Pratt and Townsend VS. The Con-
tinental Insurance Co. The buildings
and merchandise stocks which were
burned in the BisSell block two or
three years ago being in question.
Gleed, Ware & Gleed were the oppos
ing attorneys.
VIM. Seeger and Anna Kraft we're
united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents In Mound township,
Monday afternoon at o'clock. Eight
different families were represented on
this occasion and those 10 attend
ance report very enjoyable affair.
The young people are we'll known
and have a host of friends who join In
wishing them happy and prosperous
life.
Fred Veeh is having a telephone
line put into his residence in Belmont
township. The line runs from Stuff
CART to Speed and connects with other
lines at those points. 1t will only be
short time until the county is COW
cred by network of wires. The tel
ephone and rural delivery are two
great cOnveniences to the farmer, and
will serve to keep him IN constant
touch with the world
Grandpa Shoemaker will accompany
his daughter, Mrs. Emma Francisco,
to her home In Gunnlson, Colo, next
week. The husband Of Mrs. Frans.
cisco died some time ago, leaving a
life insurance Of $4,000 which will soon