Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-04-30
LOCAL MENTION.
Get Bonebrake, the paper hanger.


The third Sunday rain was one day
late.
April showers have not been very
numerous.
Buckeye machinery repairs at Bride
groom & MarSb's.
Cane seed and kafr corn seed at 4Oc
per blu. at the Feed Mill.
W. H. Reece of Freedom township,
was business visitor Saturday.
Fl. B. Abbott expects to put in an
implement store in the near future.
Watch out for the pea and shot con-
test for wall paper, offered by Bone
brake.
Arthur Johnson and N. Sitter of
Sumner township made a business trip
to this city Thursday.
Fred Veeh reports that his phone
will soon be ready for use, and that
he can talk to us whenever he desires.
You'll be sorry if you make any
millinery purchases before inveStiga-
ting the bargains offered by Mrs,
Wright.
G. II. Ferguson, OF Granite town
ship, son of the late A. w. Ferguson,
came to this city Saturday on legal
business.
Arrangements have been made to
secure Prof. +, H. Baker, of Long Is
land, to deliver the memorial address
in this city,
A special reduction In prices on
millinery will be given for short
time by Mrs. Wright. Don't miss
this opportunity.
Quick meal steel ranges, gasoline
and oil stoves, White Mountain re.
frigeratOrS and Toe cream freezerS at
Bridegroom & MarSh'S.
DIR. Burt reports Riley Berg, who
has been sick for sometime with lung
trouble as nearly recovered, and not
In need Of physicians care any longer.
Henry Grunard, of Sumner, was In
the city completing deal for the
Ayers farm which he had made ar
rangementS to purchase sometime ago.
Sllas Troyer Of Sumner township,
found it advisable to visit this city
Saturday. He reported wheat in good
condition but the ground some what
dry.
Several families have well developed
cases Of diphtheria at Prairie View.
Strict quarantine has been established
Scarlet fever is reported at Long Is
land.
If you are looking for bargains in
millinery, you cannot afford to pur-
chase before Investigating the stock
of Mrs, Wright. Prices greatly re-
aqeedl
Special attention to lunches and
short orders, at the Blue Front res.
taurant. -Four doors north Of t h e
First National Bank. Open till II
o'clock at night.
1t Is reported that team was stolen
over In Nebraska, and that parties
searching for it have traced it into
Phillips county. At last reports it
has not been located.
If you make a farm loan through
Mahin & Mahin, you can pay part or
all at any interest pay day without
bonus. Money paid when papers are
signed. Office with G. A. Lewis,
Ofall the papers, the Post is the
one which had the facts at hand to
give real good write up Of the mar
riage of W. B. Gaumer. Guess the
editor must have been off duty last
week.
Seven candidates for membership in
the Baptist church were immersed by
Rev. HaSSard, on Sunday afternoon.
There are several more to follow. The
Baptist church is making a good
healthy growth.
Did you peyer think how large a
bonnet a lady usually wears? Just
get behind one in church sometime
and you will be struck with the mag
pitpde Of its preparations. The OPP
era Is not q good place to try this ex.
pertinent.
There are all kinds of weather prog
nosticators in Kansas. Not long since
one was heard to remark that there
would be no crop this year. That was
while the drying wind was blowing a
gale. One day later the rain came,
followed the next by SNOW.