Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-16
Haggard fits glasses.

Hot and cold lunches at the Del
monico.
Notice the AID of James Bucklew in
this issue.
All kinds of cooling drinks at the
Blue Front.
The fourth of July dead list has
grown to 1l3
All kinds of refreshments at the
Delmonico.
Keep cool by buying Summer Out
ing Suit at Shimealls.
Harvest is demanding the time of
correspondents this week.
Mrs. ]. L. Mccormick has been
quite Ill for several days.
Joel Shoemaker has returned from
an extended stay in Colorado.
ChaS. simms, the Agra insurance
ruStler, was in the city Tuesday.
W. Hatcher, sheriff of Norton coun-
ty and A. Butler were in the city yes
terday.
The foundation wall of f. E. Win
ships new building is growing slowly
but surely.
The grammar room of our city
school is yet to be filled. Applicant
ons are In order.
A fine line Of mems and women S
shoes at the Shimeall Clothing and
Furnishing store.
Lunches and short ORDERS are given
special attention at the Blue Front
Restaurant. Meals % cents.
Fred Veeh came in yesterday and
held conference with Gene Wood
ruff regarding county supplies
Clarence and Sylvia Rlrick both
have positions in the PlalnYille
schools, Clarence being the principal,
DR. r. w, Pope will be absent next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, con-
sequently his dental parlorS will be
closed.
Miss Josie BeauyaiS of the Post Of
flee force, who has been visiting at
StOckville, Ncbr., is again at her post
Of duty.
John Van Wyck of Prairie View was
In town Monday on matters connected
with his growing real estate and loan
business.
The world Is watching Kansas har-
vest her magnificent wheat crop.
Kansas is always doing something to
attract attention.
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 large number of the boys could
not resist the temptation to earn $3.50
or more q day and are now making
full hands in the harvest field.
u, i. Gates has been seriously sick
for several days, but 1t is thought now
that the crisis is passed and that he
will soon be about his regular duties
again.
Louis Tebbs, of Kansas City, Mo-,
and Minnie Fritz, of Stuttgart, Kan
4 Sas, were married at the court house
yesterday afternoon by Probate Judge
J Bissell.
James Bucklew will add several new
carriages and teams to the equipment
Of bis livery. He finds this necessary
to meet the growing demands Of his
business,
on last Tuesday the Baptist Busy
Bee Club went for a picnic to John
Gebhart's grove east of town. An en-
jOyable day was spent. Twenty-Five
were present.
Remember you can get tailor-made
as well as ready-made clothes at the
Shimeall Clothing Co.'S. store. We
invite you before purchasing to call
and get prices.
s. A. Matteson of Crystal township,
has few bargains in real estate. He
also cares for the lands of non.resi-
dents In his vicinity. PoStotiice ad-
dress Agra Kansas.
Several city lads stopped off In town
Tuesday morning looking for work in
the harvest fields. 1t will be a novel
experience for some of them, who
never set up sheaf Of wheat before.
About thirty dollars worth Of lob
printing was put out by the Herald
Dfiice this week. Send in your orders.