Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-15
LOCAL MENTION.
YHaggard tits glasses.

Dean Bickford has been quite sick
of late.
X. F. Stinson went to Chicago Mon
day night.
L. A. Champlin went to Kansas
City Tuesday night.
Judge Pratt made business trip
to Stockton yesterday.
WANTED:-200 cords of wood
CARL LARUE at the Feed Mill.
Mrs. Herzog entertained the Cultus
Club at her home Monday night.
Mr.. Dye and Mr.. Sullivan OF Logan
were Phillipsburg visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. A.. B. Smith who lives south
east Of town was In the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce and Mrs. Perrine
attended the inaugural ceremonies at
Topeka.
The Court Of Honor of Phillips
county held meeting in this city
a Tuesday.
~ =. A. Matteson Of Crystal and ]. D.
SMatteson Of Greenwood were in to wn
yesterday.
License to wed was granted to
William A. Meyer and Emma Beck
man on the 9Th.
Only few Furs left at the Shimeal |
Clothing store and they will be closed
out at low figure.
William Van Der Linde and Daisy
o. Stevenson were married by probate
Judge Frank Strain on the 9Th.
Mrs. Parker has been quite sick for
several days. Her mother Mrs.
Atchison Of Kirwin has been visiting
her. !
Representative G.. II. Tannlhill
went down to Topeka, the scene Of
his activities for time, Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Tinney Of Kir-
win were In attendance at the Court
Of Honor meeting in this city Tues
day.
Twenty head grade short horn
cows, steers and heifers for sale on
time. Inquire OF Phillips County
Bank.
Bring in your gueSSes on the piano
contest during this month as the
contest closes on the last day of the
4 month.-Shimeall Clothing Co.
" Nj. A. Spaulding and wife went over
\ to Long Island Saturday. Mr.. Spauld-
ing remained till Monday, and Mrs
Spaulding will remain until the re.
turn Of Melvin from Chicago.
Sheriff Myerly OF Jewel County came
pMonday night with John Laurenger
who has been confined in jail at Man.
kato awaiting his trial. The case
has been continued until April.
Melvin SpauldinGs started for Chicago
Tuesday night. He will spend about
two weeks In one Of the large tailoring
houses In that city after which he
will return to this city better equipped
to supply his numerous customers.
The Smith Grocery Co., which has
been giving a number In a drawing
contest with dollars worth Of goods
purchased recently awarded the prize.
Mrs. James Hull was the fortunate
one, she held no. 30, and it drew Sl4.80
Sworth Of goods.
Sunday Jan. 18th services at the
Baptist Church. both morning and
\ evening also at the Rising Sun School
/ house at $3.50 p. m. Subject IL a. m.
Comfort Declared" 7-3O p. m. "The
Wayfarlng Man and His Burden"
Young Peoples G. E. Meeting $50 p.
m.
John Cox one of the rustling farm.
ers of Plainview Township was
transacting business in this city last
Friday. Mr.. Cox Is we'll known
figure In the southwest part OF the
county and we are always glad to
have him come in and give us the
news Of his locality.
The Boston store is beginning to con.
vince hundreds Of our best farmers of
the almighty power of cash and they
are beginning to realize that they don't
enjoy paying for the dead beats bills
which they figure they have to do
where they trade with a store that
does credit business.