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

Hot and cold lunches at the Del
monico.
Stories of big wheat yields are now
In order.
All Kinds of cooling drinks at the
Blue Front.
The most delicious ice cream can be
obtained at McKay's.
The adjourned session of the board
of commissioners convened Monday
Did you ever eat ice cream at the
Delmonico? It's cream-try it.
G. E. Marshall of the North part
of the county drove down to the city
Monday.
J. II. r. Wintersteen took run into
Jewell and Republic counties few
Nays ago.
20 Closing out prices on ladies wash
skirts at the Shimeall Clothing Com
pany'S store.
Miss Maude Coleleft Saturday night
for short visit with her brother,
Walter at Denver, Colorado.
Lunches and short ORDERS are given
special attention at the Blue Front
Restaurant. Meals rs cents.
C. G. freeman of Kirwin was in
town Tuesday interviewing the COM
miSSioners and business men Of the
town,
The W. @. T. U. gave an Ice cream
supper on the Presbyterian church
lawn Friday evening which was quite
well patronized.
Roy Jordon departed Saturday eve
ming for Colorado Springs and other
western points. He expects to be
gone about month.
Notice the contribution furnished
by the county treasurer in this issue.
The delinquent tax list is smaller
than Of some previous years.
The Herald neglected to call atten-
tion to it's new serial HThe Two Cap
tains" which began last week. Every
one will DC delighted with it.
G. H. lannahill brought two car
loads of fat cattle to this city Sunday
for shipment to Kansas City. A wreck
near Mankato delayed him for some
time.
Remember you can get tailor-made
as we'll as ready-made clothes at the
Shlmeall Clothing Cos. store. We
invite you before purchasing to call
and get prices.
/ am taking orders for niger head
coal to be delivered during July and
August Also headquarters ( o +
threShers coal.-CARL LARUE., at
Feed Mill north Of Fleming'S barn.
AS soon as laborers and materials
can be secured, G. A. Lewis will erect
a handsome and commodiOuS residence
on the lots lately purchased north
of the Smiths, He expects to con'
struct a very fine dwelling, costing
\ $4,000 or $4,000. Let the good work go on.
y G. B. Halbert of FL Reno, Oklaho-
10 the partner OF ]. NJ, Tadlock was
i In this city Friday and Saturday, on
business matters. He went from here
to Logan, returning here to take the
train for his home. Mr. Tadlock is
planning to buy out his interest In the
Ell Reno Daily Globe. "''.'
Wheat will soon begin to move from
the Kansas fields to the markets.and
the price will begin to fall simultane-
ously. 1t would not be bad idea
! to hold your wheat until the rush is
over, if you can do so. The difference
in amount realized for your product
win probably warrent It.
The time of the regular evening
services at the NJ. z. Church has been
changed from SPIN to 1870 to close
at $50 giving an all daylight service
in the cool ofIthe day, 1t will be held
on the lawn at the East end of the
church, come and enjoy the meeting
with US. G. II. Woodward, Pastor
Ed BoughtOn Of Belmont came in
Tuesday with 200 lbs. Of butter the
product Of three weeks work from 13
COWS. Eds cows average about $40
, per month, and require but little care.
He says they beat wheat aud he is
going to raise more cat tie and less
wheat. He now has nice herd OF
COWS and young cattle, besides the
swine and poultry that 90 to make up
we'll planned farmers stock yard.
B. j. Garberson has taken the job
OF constructing a stone business