Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-04-09

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NJ. P. BoNEBRAKE. Phillipsburg
pair Rockford SoX at The Boston
for 25 cents.
VIII Kingery is nursing a well de,
veloped case of mumps.
The Boston will sell you nice suit
case for $l,75. Why not go in style?
The usual preaching services will tie
held at the Baptist church next Sun
day.
The friends of Rev. woodward are
greatly pleased to learn of his return
to this place.
See the dressing SacqueS, black sa-
tine skirts and wrappers that the
Boston is showing.
The pedigree of Bond, the fastest
horse in this section, appears in an
otner place In this issue.
] B, Gains who has resided near
Speed for sometime is moving to a
farm four miles south Of Marvin
G. D. Walker, editor of the rairie
View News, is taking a vacation this
week. He will take In the messiah"
and visit Omaha.
Elk Congressman, n. B. Mccormick
and Maud b. Burt were married by
the probate judge at the residence of
DR.. Burt last night.
Bring your produce to The Boston.
They always give the top price.
William Farley of Bow Creek made
a business trip to this city Yesterday.
He reports everything in flour ishing
condition in that section.
Rev. Hassard has been cond ucting a
series Of revival meetings at Prairie
College with encouraging results. Six
teen have confessed conversion.
RE. Weeks prosperous young bust
ness man at Speed made a business
trip to this city yesterday. Dick is al
ways q welcome caller at these quar-
ters
The ice cream season is just opening
up and Paul ScheiSler is prepared to
satisfy the most dainty appetite. The
finest cream can be found from now
on at the Delmonico.
Chas. w. Hull and wife drove up
from Kirwip, Tuesday. Mrs. Hubs
trip was simply business matter.
Mrs. Hull took advantage of an oppor-
tunity to visit friends.
Several Of the young men Of Crystal
township, were in town on official
business Tuesday. Among those pres.
emit were Henry Rose, Albert Cover,
Carl Henderson and d. ID. Dean.
DR.. Loo B. Van Fossen, of Kansas
City, Mo-, will be at the Hotel B lSSell,
PhlllipSburg, Kansas the balanc e of
this month. II you are sick, 60 and
see her. She treats all diseases, Con.
Sultatlon free,
NpnGE-l'he regular quarterly
meeting Of the County Temperance
Union will meet in the Baptist church
In Philllpsburg, Wednesday, April Is,
at 2 p. m. All members are request
ed to be present.-A. +. "
~. sherman OF Concordia district
Supt. Of the Kansas Childrens Home
Society, was in town this week.
lie has placed little banks for recelv.
ing freewill offerings for this society
in several conspicuous places in town.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held an interesting Mothers
Meeting On Tuesday March 3lst at
the residence Of Mrs. Susan Bradley.
Seven members were present, also
seven visitors. Light refreshments
were served'after the program.
Phillipsburg furnished quite a large
delegation to the Messiah" at Llnds-
borg. A special train left this city
Tuesday morning and returned We'd
neSday. Those attending we're: Tbeo.
Smith, wife and daughter; r. Frank
Stlnson and daughter; Mrs. Nelson,
Lizzie Gebhart, Josie Woods, Mabel
and Miriam briggs, Miss jenkins,
Miss Townsley, Mrs. Fallas, Beulah
Monroe, Grace Granger, Leotl Har.
wood, Mrs. Edick, r. G. Mccormick
ard II. c. Duff,