Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-05-14
LOCAL MENTION.

Buckeye machinery repairs at Bride
groom & Marsh'S.
The weather has been somewhat
damp Of late.
Ladies' Drew Selby shoes at the
Shimeall Clothing Co.
Cane seed and katir corn seed at 4Oc
per bu. at the Feed Mill.
W. W. Reynolds is getting to be.
something of carpenter. ..s
Wear Shimeall's Clothes and be
dressed in the latest style,
Mrs. T. G. Larkin returned from a
short visit in Illinois Friday night.
You may get in a hurry to plant.
your corn, but you can't rush the
season.
G. NJ. Arnold assumed the duties of
the office to which he was chosen last
Monday, q
Clerk Of the District Court, H. @.
Duff, spent Sunday With his parents
at Kensington.
The case Of ]. o. Lowe was reversed
by the supreme court and remanded
back for new trial.
Iva Reynolds has been suffering
from an attack of tonsilitiS. DR.. Hag-
gard was in attendance.
Attorney A. B. Wilson of Goodland,
stopped off in this city Saturday. He
was on his way to Topeka.
f. N. Crider who lives north of
town few miles was a pleasant call
er while In town Saturday.
f. L. Shaw one of the old settlers of
the county enrollS his name on the
Herald'S growing list this week.
STRAY HoG:-A black hog, weighs
about $50 pounds. Any information
gladly received.-M. l. Goddard.
A card from the postmaster at
Myrtle informs US that Fred Smith
has removed but does not give his des-
tinatiOn.
Several of the friends of Nellie Lar
kin gathered at her home and were
pleasantly entertained last Friday
evening.
James Boyd of the Kensington Mir
ror, also interested in the Post of this
city was in town on business matters
this week.
Quick meal steel ranges, gasoline
and oil stoves, White Mountain re-
frigerators and ice cream freezers at
Bridegroom & Marshs.
License to wed was granted by the
probate judge to Levi Clifford of
Pleasant Green and Amelia Cameron
Of Kirwin, last Monday.
The dental parlors of DR.. r. W.
Pope will be closed next week. The
doctor will be In Kansas City attend
ing session of the clinic.
Gene Woodruff made this city
again Saturday, and carried off a large
prderifor the Hall Lithographing Co. of
Topeka, He usually gets them.
A washout on the Rock Island in
Jewell county caused short delay on
the road Monday, No. 8 due here at
elSO q. m. did not arrive until nearly
noon.
Don't you wish your pasture was
filled with as nice a stand Of blue
grass as the court yard ? It's not too
late to SOW some yet this spring-just
try it.
Nothing Is more pleasing to the
editor than to have one who has dis
continued the paper, come in and
subscribe again. This frequently
happens.
Rev. woodward departed Monday |
night for the home of his daughter at |
ScOttsVllle, Kansas. Tuesday was his |
birthday and the wedding anniversary |
of his daughter
Wardle White went TO Kirwin, Lo-
gan an other places in the southern
part of the county the latter part of |
last week. Will Stewart managed |
the Office during his absence.
D. P. Duvall, one of the prosperous
young farmers Of Plainvlew township
and good republicans, was a business
visitor to this city Friday. The Her
aid office acknowledges a pleasant
call.
@. A. HendricEson an old soldier of
Calvert, Norton county has been In
TOWN this week The Oh gentleman
Is an ornamental card writer and be