Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-08-27
A fine rain Tuesday night.


DelmOnicO.
Cliff Heath has had a portion of his
foot amputated.
r. G. Wherry and son, Archie, of
Freedom were down Thursday.
NJ. Randall of Walnut came down
Tuesday on business mission.
Dixie Dunbar a famous travelling
printer was in the city Monday.
!. F. Merrifield of Crystal made a
business visit to this city Monday.
W. W. briggs returned Friday
evening from his trip in Missouri.
W. G. Bissell spent day or two in
Topeka and Kansas City this week.
Clay Center, is to have a depart
ment store. How about Phillipsburg ?
DR.. G. E. Nelson and wife have re
turned from their summer vacation
trip.
Tressa WinShip has returned from
visit in Omaha and other Nebraska
points.
Phillips county furnished a large
number Of visitors to the Smith coun-
ty fair.
The Misses Tackwell who have been
visiting in California have returned
to this city.
E. f. Taylor of this Office is prepar-
ed to satisfy anyone desiring Thomas
county land.
The annual sale for delinquent
taxes begins at the treasurer'S office
next Tuesday.
The telephone magnates, Dittman,
Baldwin and Lands of Downs were In
the city Monday.
One fare for the round trip to the
Kansas State Fair at Hutchinson on
all railroads in the state.
W. G. Adams of Rushville dropped
In last Thursday to report a fine con.
dltion of crops In his vicinity.
VIII Mahln has decided to enter X.
U. this fall and to take complete
course In law at that institution.
The Shlmeall Clothing Co. have
bought large quantities of fine cloth
ing this year. Call and see them.
If you are not Herald reader, you
should be. Subscribe and get the
best-only one dollar year in advance.
Mrs Elite Larkin died yesterday af.
ternOOn after prOtracted Illness.
Funeral services at two o'clock today.
j. NJ. Castle of Glenwood township
was a county seat visitor Monday. He
lives In one Of the best corn regions
of the county.
\ The lawn social given by the Bap-
fist Busy Bee Clubs last Thursday
evening was quite we'll patronized net
ting about Sl7.
Real estate keeps moving and its
value still rises Those who purchased
early have prOfted by their fore sight.
But it will be worth more yet.
Miss Blanche Barnes, we'll known
here is visiting with the Morse faml-
lies. She arrived in the city from
Victor, Colorado Saturday evening.
The editors of the Dispatch spent
a few days in Kansas City sometime
ago for the purpose of selecting fur.
nishings for their new house In this
city,
EFF. Gates, who has not used up any
of his homestead rights, is now about
ready to squat upon any good piece Of
government land that comes under
his observation.
The State Fair Of Kansas this year
will be held at Hutchinson, Septem-
Der IA to 10. Drop a card to Ed. M.
Moore, secretary, Hutchinson, Kan,
and he will mail you premium list.
@. NJ. Mcclure has gone to Beatrice
with his colt, which he proposes to
enter in the races. He was not enter
ed at Smith Center, Mr. Mcclure is
confident that he can 90 In the 2:4O
class.
The Girls Band gave a concert in
the court house park Saturday after
noon, soon after the band OF the Juv-
email Fun Makers, had played and the
universal opinion was that the girls
played the better.
Mrs. ]. L. Mccormick has just re.
ceiyed an elegant line Of fall millinery
of the latest and most up-tO.date
styles, in street hats, tailor made,
ready to wear hats, in fact anything
in the millinery line at reasonable
prices.
Elder Homan and wife are expect
ing to take up their abode with Mr.
Wilt Van, DE Water Of Freedom
when his new residence is completed.
Mrs. Van De Water is the daughter
Of these worthy people and will be
glad to have them near her.
Moody S. Couch will be granted
pension Of Sl4 a month dating back
about fifteen months. Moody was one
OF the volunteers in the late Spanish
American war and suffered severe