Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-22
LOCAL MENTION.

See The Boston's cotton blankets
before you buy.
R. W. Allen of Smith Center was in
the city Sunday.
Ask Gaumer, Boyd & EberStein
about farm loans.
Elk treasurer ]. d. Cheadle is visit
ing in Clifton, Kansas.
G. M. Poe and wife made a business
trip to Agra yesterday.
G. W. Bowman, wife and son, spent
Sunday in Prairie View.
Mae Seavey spent Saturday and Sum
day in the city with her parents.
Mrs. Lizzie Larkin has returned
from weeks visit in the country.
Farm loans, low rates, optional pay
mentS.-Gaumer, Boyd & EberStein.
Chas. Kelley returned Monday to
the scene of his laborS in Burlington,
Iowa.
]. NJ. Hatfield returned Saturday
night from an extended visit in Ohio
p and Illinois.
Misses Lizzie and Anna Stopper, of
Stuttgart, were shopping in Phillips
burg last Friday.
Roy Berry, who was seriously
wounded by the Dewey's last spring,
was in town Sunday.
Mrs. Gertie Yocum visited in this
city for few days the latter part Of
last week and first of this.
Lunches and short ORDERS are given
special attention at the Blue Front
Restaurant Meals 25 cents.
L. Adkins is contemplating visit
to Amarillo, New Mexico, but has not
yet decided just what he will do about
1t.
j. w. and Doc Calendar of Stock
ton were in town Tuesday, bringing
over their brother to take the train
for his home in Iowa.
d. w. Cole and son Of the Speed
neighborhood were county seat viSi-
tors Saturday business of Importance
demanding their attention.
Mrs. e, f. Gates and daughter, Mrs
]. N. McIlvain departed Tuesday
morning for q short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Holmes in York, Nebr.
have hotel in lively town in
Mitchell county, for sale or trade for
= land. The hotel is we'll furniShed
price 81, 2OO.-S. A. Matteson, Dana,
Kansas.
Ritner Smith and wife returned
from Salina Tuesday night. Mr..
Smith visited Fort Riley and wit
messed the military maneuvers at
that point.
Frank and Elmer Hlllyer, of Wal
nut township, were county seat visit
ors on Monday. Elmer is looking for
a farm, but as yet has not found just
what he wants.
Ira NJ. Thompson, one Of the largest
real estate dealers of western Kansas,
inserts an ad in this issue, If you
are going west he is one of the fellows
you want to see,
The White ranch In Walnut town
ship was sold by GLumer Boyd s. Eb-
erstein to Bellevllle parties, who will
take charge in the spring. This ranch
contains $50 acres.
Prof. w. G.. Riste, Of the Norton
County High School, was in town on
Sunday visiting friends and consult
ing about the Northwest Kansas
TeacnerS' Association.
Geo. Sturmfels listed his land with
Gaumer, Boyd g. Eberstein on Mon
day and before night 1t was sold to Il.
A. Peters, Of Hoton, for 81, 200. Mr..
Peters will move here about March l.
The farm loan business formerly
conducted In this city by Mahin &
Mahin, has been secured by Gaumer,
Boyd * Ebersteln, who will conduct
the business in the future. Call on
them for rates, etc.
Archie Viers went to Stockton Sun.
day for a visit taking with him his
mother who had been here for several
days. Mrs. Viers and little son, Har-
ley DelOSS. had been visiting at Stock
to and returned with Archie.
For SALE-A good grade Durham
Hereford Bull, two and half years
old, weight about 1900. No better
animal for breeding purposes in the
country. Will trade for calves. J.D.
MatteSon, Dana. Kansas. Informa.