Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-03-26

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NJ. Z. BONEBRAKE. PhillipSburg.
f. G Albright, OF Logan twp, was
in town yesterday.
Albert White, of Plum, came up to
the metropolis yesterday.
G. NJ. Poe spent Tuesday looking af.
ter business interests in Agra.
f. M, Justin and family, of Crystal,
made trip to this city Tuesday.
Morris Goddard made a business
trip into Crystal, Tuesday, looking af-
ter horses which were for sale.
The W. C. T. u. will give an inter.
esting program on March 3lSt at the
home Of Mrs. Susan Bradley at 2:3O
r, o. Swearingen departed yester.
day morning for Giltner, Nebr., where
he expects to make his future home.
Geo. b. Levitt, Of Long Island, in
forms US that he is going to Salina to
attend the Sallna Normal A good
idea.
EGGs:-I have full blood barred Ply
mouth Rock eggs for sale at 25c for Is
call or address, Harry NJ. Clark,
Dana, Kansas.
V. b. Darnell performed the "cry.
ing act" at the sale of Francis Carroll
on TueSday-cOnsequently everything
sold pretty well.
The Boston is in position to save
you good money On your wash goods
for spring wear. Don't fail to give
them look before you buy.
Gentlemen:-If you want a first.
class good work shoe that will give
you comfort and service, remember
The Boston can supply your wants.
Lewis Newell and his son e. S. came
down to this city from their home in
| GlenwOOd township last Friday. They
are numbered among the old residents
of hatsSection Of the country.
VIM G. Steele Of Stuttgart, and
Addy Brown Of LuctOr were married
by John BisSell, probate Judge, in the
parlorS OF the Bissell House last Tues
day. Congratulations are extended.
On the 2lSt Of Marcn, Probate Judge
John Bissell issued a license author
izing the marriage Of Lewis Newell
and Nancy A. Martin. aged II and 65
years respectively. They are doubt
less happily united ere this.
Our citizens should surely feel proud
OF the Tucker Co.'S, large millinery
store. The force of trmmers they
have at work and their extra quality
of their ladies and children's trimmed
hats, surely speaks well for the thirty
ing condition Of our city.
Revival meetings have been in pro-
gresS at the Christian church for over
week, conducted by j. Ed. Stevens.
of G0Odland. Good music has been
provided, and the meetings are well
attended, Mr. Stevens is a very in.
teresting speaker.
If the styles. quality and prices of
the Tucker Co.'S, millinery goods are
not right, ladies', you will know IL
when you see them. Their spring OPP
eniDg Of the most lovely creations Of
trimmed hats will be on April Bird and
18th. They have stylish street hats
now on display.
1t is reported that VIM. Mills as
purchased a couple of lots I'm Logan
for $500, that he will erect asuitable
business block upon them and will en-
gage i'm the banking business. Mr..
Mills has had considerable experience
in this line, having worked In the LO-
gan Bank while under the manage.
ment Of Wiltrout & Reeder.
II. ]. Davis, Of Phillipsburg, and
Miss Nora Floyd Brown, OF this place.
were united in the holy bonds of wed.
lock at the home OF the grooms par.
ents, in this city, last Sunday after
noon at O'Clock, Rev. Wattenbarger.
officiating. 1t was a quiet wedding.
only the near relatives and a few
friends being present Both OF these
young people are Almena products.
having been raised from childhood
here and are we'll known and liked by
all. We are unable to state what
their plans are for the future but I'm.
derstand they will not commence
housekeeping for a while yet. We
Join with their many friends in wish.
Ing them sunshine and roses all along
their welded life.-Almena Plain.
dealer.
Report Of School District No. 80 for
month ending March %, 1908.
no. OF days taught 20.
No. of pupils enrolled 10.
Average daily attendance Il.
Those neither absent nor tarny were
Glen Nc Mullen and Ruth Bogart. |
Those not tardv bnt absent were Hllda |
VIII and Frank McMnllen, Ollie and |
Blanche Mcqueen, Grace and Bessie
Bogart. Willie and Alpha Peugb, Raw
and Herbert Phillips and Earl PiersOn
Visitors: d. A. Wilson, Mabel and
Rena Mcqueen EVA HESTER,
Teacher