Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-11-26

Get your sale bills printed at the
HERAID- Office
OF. ellis who lives near Kirwin
was in town yesterday.
Tilda Tromp will spend ThankSgiv-
ing at her home in Almena.
County Clerk Rambo is spending a
few days at the farm in Glenwood.
R. D. Mason cried sale on the
post office corner Saturday afternoon
II. L. Halbert and Mae Thompson
were to be married at Agra yesterday
Full particulars next week.
License to wed was granted r. W..
Borden of Atlanta, Nebraska and
Rilla r. Koontz of Prairie View on
the 18th.
DIR. G. W. Hobbs, veterinary surgeon,
will be at FlemingS Livery on Decem-
Der 4th and 9th, and will be glad to
meet all needing services in his line.
Don Edwain Moore of Chino, Cali
fornia and Fannie Leila Palmer Of
Gree township were married
Friday at the Office Of the probate
judge.
W. L. Morgan is in Topeka where
he has been called to serve on the
federal jury. This will be an excel
lent opportunity to visit his daughter
who resides there.
Louis Jacoby who has been in town
for several days left Monday for r is
homenear Pleasant Green. He may
return soon. He has desire to learn
the printing business.
Shimeal1's have a fine line
Of LADIES' and Chi1dren's Jack
cts. Don't fail to get their
prices before buy1ng.
G. e. Rarick principal of the Plain
vile schools and Miss Jewell Of Sa-
lima were in the city yesterday en-
route for Norton to attend the North
west Teachers Association.
Norwood Mccormick entertained
few of his young friends Tuesday af-
ternOon from four to seven p. m.
This was his sixth birthday and the
little ones enjoyed themselves
From the Smith county papea we
learn of the marriage at that place on
the IA, of II. N. Yerton and Agnes
DodSon of Kirwin. Their home will
be in Chicasha, Indian Territory.
George s. Kraft one of the prosper
Gus farmers at Stuttgart was in
Phillipsburg the first of the week. Mr..
Kraft is proving his faith in Kansas
soil by putting in a large crop of
wheat.
The Boston has only a few Ladies
cloaks in sizes, 80, "a, SO, and will
make prices on them such that you
can't afford to do without that new
coat you have been hoping to be able
to get all fall.
The Boston has on hand quite a
complete line of childrens cloaks on
which they are willing to make some
un-heard-of reductions. Will sell you a
cloak worth $1.75 for LILO and will
make a like reduction all the way
through the stock. Don't fail to give
US a look before you buy.
A $50 acre tract Of land in RuShvile
township 800 acres fenced, $50 in cul-
tivation, good water, timber, good
stone and frame house, for sale cheap
for cash, or will trade for clean stock
of general merchandise, furniture or
hardware. Address,
1. D. THORNTON, Marvin Kansas.
Judge Beall of near Woodruff, Kan
Sas was transacting business in Alma
Wednesday. Mr. Beall has put in q
stock of lumber at Woodruff. He alsC
informed Journal reporter that hC
had made arrangements with Colo
RADIO parties to feed a large number d
sheep on his farm this winter.-Har
Ian County Journal.
l. D. Thornton of Marvin was il
town Monday, this being his frs
visit fora long time. His family hayl
suffered much By sickness during TIN
year and he has been kept very clos
at home. Mrs. Thornton while still
very sick is able to sit up some ant
seems to be improving much to th
qualification Of friends who hope for
speedy recovery.