Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-15
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Prof. Hammerschmidt has located at
Smith Center.
Evidently, some Of Phlllipsburg's
school boys have heard that there is
a truancy law.
j. W. Roach came in from Kansas
City Saturday evening where he had
been with stock.
For SALE;-A Jack, two years old,
good color and we'll bred.--John Fall
en-, Marvin, Kansas.
The Boston still has on hand a few
pair Of those sample shoes. Look
them over before'you buy.
Lunches and short ORDERS are given
special attention at the Blue Front
Restaurant Meals % cents
p. W. Randolph and Minnie Row.
land Of Prairie View, we're married
by the probate judge last week.
F. M. Justin, of Manhattan, who
has been up in Crystal township for a
week or two was in town Monday.
License authorizing the marriage of
r W Weeks and Minnie Foster, of
Long Island, was granted Yesterday.
Why shiver and shake when you
can get suit Of heavy heeced under
wear at The Boston for the small sum
of 75cts.
Notice the premium offer made by
Herald. The Chicago weekly Inter
Ocean, Theodore Roosevelt and the
Herald all for$2.25.
Married on Oct. l4th at the home
of j. A. Hillyard, Rev. G. II. Wood.
ward officiating; Miss Anna Hillyard
to G. V. Order, all Of Phillipsburg.
The dray business has increased to
such an extent that Billy Mayors has
taken in a partner, Will johnson,
who has been at work about a week.
The NJ. W. A. will hold a social
event OF some kind on the evening of
the rs. James Woods, R. A. Larkln
and S, E. Fleisher were appointed as
a committee to prepare entertainment
for later date and probably a play
will be given.
Fred Klintzman and N. Sitter of |
Sumner went out to- Logan county |
last week. T. Sitter son of the old |
gentleman resides at Page. Mr.. Sitter
will visit for sometime, and Mr.. |
Klintzman who went out to see the
country returned Saturday.
]. D. Heacock came up from Man.
kato where he has been working at
the carpenter trade for two or three
months, for Sunday visit with his
wife and daughter who viii again
make their home Ia Philllpsburg after
quite stay in Fairbury.
Charles A. Scrutou, Financial Sec |
rotary Of the Campbell College was in |
town last Sunday and MONDAY. he is
working this part VI the State Ia the
Interests Of the school, which Is a
good Que and has helped to educate
number Of Phillips county people.
RoosTERs--I have limited num-
Der of full blooded Barred Plymouth
Rock cockrels, which l wiz sell at so
cts each. Please write NE before
coming after them, one and a half
miles Southeast Of Dana, Kans.
HARRY NJ CLARK.
This Office recently competed the
making of several books for,he Farm
er'S Cooperative Trading 9. OF this
city. We note that four OF these
books were made Tor a less rice than
was paid by the county toa Topeka |,
House for similar book otthe sam e
size as any one of the four Here is a
little sermon on the advlsIllity OF pa
tronizing your home prlnte
Phillips county farmers lem to be
quite generally seized wlththe west.
tern fever, and many are hing out
to look the country over, Phillips !
county is all right and we 6a't like ]
to see our progressive peophl 7avlng, j
but IL you must go, call at u Herald
Office and inform US OF yorr keptions ,
before departure. 1t Iiiel prove
that we we could put you ca@ track !
Of some good bargains, for ouAdver. }
tisers have them.
DR.. E. A. Nelson, son Of postlster {
Nelson Of this place, will 60 tsNew :
York 10 few weeks to take post
graduate course preparatory ttak-
ing the examination for adnlssb to- 7
the United States navy. BE y IL \.
the hospital division In tins Hip
pines for two years and thlnsS ,ta- ?
tlon on one Of the battleshlps yc,dl a
be more satisfactory than the ydl-i
nary practice Of medicne.-SItsi