Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-05-07
Eat at the Delmonico.
Fine fruit at the Delmonico restaur

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G. A. Van Diest of Prairie View
visited this city Tuesday.
DR.. Bancroft of Norton was in the
Burg the first Of the week.
Elba Nipps returned Tuesday morn
ing from an extended stay in Kansas
City.
W. M. Dunning, the Logan lum-
herman was in town the first of the
week.
Travelling between this city and
Marvin was stopped for while after
the shower.
A number of extra copies of the
HERALD is furnished to the county
clerk this week for official purposes.
f. H. Baker of Long Island was in
town fora time week this gett ing &C.
quainted for the normal which con-
veneS June 1St.
Rev. j. Ed Stevens will preach at
the Christian church Sunday morning
at eleven CLOCK. There will be no ev-
ening services.
-Four Morgans, Bert, Arthur, Clar-
ence and Gene, all industrious farmer
boys were in town long enough to get
dinner, Tuesday.
A series Of thunder showers follow
ed each other Monday evening, begin
ming about six o'clock. They were
quite electrical.
The Colby Free Press last week con-
tanned two page ad for mercantile
firm in that town. That firm realizes
the value of printers ink.
Ross Mccormick made his mother
a visit the latter part of last week.
Superintendent Thomas taught the
school during his. absence.
W. H. Ransom of the Post and E.E.
Taylor Of the Herald went to Denver
on Sunday night to see the president.
They returned yesterday morning.
T. J. Davis who has been employed
by George James, has quit work and
will put in a drug store at Long Is
land. Mr.. Davis seems to be a good
business man.
We were almost enviOus of the
small boys who had the freedom to
chase around through the mud after
Tuesdays rain and see how high the
streams were running. After bust
ness hours. however, we explored the
lake.
Correspondents are wanted, the
more the better. The Herald wants
to get all the news. When you have
a good item send it in, always over
your signature, and it will receive at
tention, whether you are regular
correspondent or not.
Wallace Pratt has manufactured
a couple of boats and they are a good
Recommendation for his me chanical
ability. The first, built for his own
use was sold to lockers for $40. This
neceSsitated the construction of a.
mother which is now about ready for
use,
lockers boat which was chained to
a pump at the edge of the pond before
Tuesdays storm, is now firmly moored
to the bottom of the lake. Only one
end reaches above the surface. Better
not faSten boats hererfter, or il you
do take them upon the prairie. One
never knows how high the water may
rise.
Subscribe for the Herald aud get
the official county paper. There is no
better time to do it than right now,
and you will always be glad that you
did. Each dollar paid in on subscrip-
tlon entities you to one guess in our
buggy contest. The chance costs you
nothing and the buggy is gift to the
winner.
Pearl Shurtz and family have re-
turned from Washington, where they
have resided about two years. Mr..
Shurtz has been back for thre weeks
and is now employed on the build
lngs which are being contracted
In Logan, Mrs. Shurtz returned yes
terday morning. They haye bought a
farm south Of Logan.