Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-03-19
he first spring shower occurred

this city this week.
Shimeall has something new to show
you in the shirt line.
Don't fail to examine the Herald'S
fine new carriage when in town.
w. A. Meyre, of Plainview, was a
PhillipSburg visitor last Friday.
Mrs. M. B. Lease of Norton was
guest of the Poe's last Thursday.
Emmett Abbott was in the city last
Saturday. This Office received call.
The annual roof repairing feat at
the court house is taking place this
week.
N. Burton, of CORTLAND, Kansas,
was business caller at this office
Saturday.
Judge W. H. Pratt spent a couple
of days on business at Kirwin the lat
ter part of last week.
Rev. L. G. Chase, Of Marvin, was
a pleasant caller at this office while in
PhillipSburg last Thursday
Dick Sewell left Friday night for
Chicago where he has secured employ
ment. The Herald wishes him much
success.
Rob Richard who is teaching out
north of Agra came in Saturday to at
tendIthe meeting of the teachers as
ISOLATION.
The Boston store is showing some
latest things out in the line of white
goods. Call and see them before the
assortment is broken.
Rev. J. Ed Stevens, of Goodland,
who will conduct the revival meetings
for the Christian church arrived in
this city Wednesday morning,
The B. NJ. g. S. Hardware company
are erecting ware house, 40 by 60
feet on the corner of the block just
across the street from their store.
E. e. Whitney has decided to en-
gage in brick making in this city in
connection with his brother-in-law,
Will Francis, who has the yard east
of town.
H. J. MILF, Of Norton, was in this
city last Thursday for the purpose of
purchasing Bond" tllly. This
breed of horses are in demand these
days.
Walter Wilson, the Post auger, over
at Agra, in company Of H. L. Halbert
of the same town was in last Thursday
and inspected the Herald office. Come
again boys.
Four horse teams have been a fire.
quent sight on the streets Of late.
The mud has made it necessary to
"double head' every load Of very
large proportions.
e. W. Bidwell assures us that he
will soon become the owner of that
fine carriage which is exhibited at the
B. M. & S. Hardware store. Several
others think they will be the fortu-
nate ones.
The Spring Creek Union w. G. T. U.
met with Mrs. Ham on March 5th.,
had an interesting meeting and decid-
ed to observe the anniversary Of the
birth of Neal Dow, our grand prohibit
tion leader, on Sunday evening March
22nd.
The next and last number of the
Kirwin lecture course will occur on
Wednesday evening March 18th. This
is expected to be one of the best num-
berS Of the entire course. "Roney's
Boys" Concert Co. of Chicago are the
entertainers.
Shimeall's Exclusive Clothing stores
is the best place to trade. They carry
everything up to date either in ready
made or Tailor made. If you want
suit made to your measure they will
have it made by the International
TailorS, the best in Chicago.
Next Sunday March 22nd will be
the last services in the NJ. L. church
for this conference year. All wishing
to join the church will be received at
that time. At p. m. a Junior League
will be formed and at p. m. an
Epworth League will be formed and
officers elected. A good attendance is
requested. G.. H. WOODWARD,
Pastor
On Tuesday, March "a, beginning at
10 o'clock a. m. a sale will be held at
the residence Of +. ID. Carroll, in
Crystal township. The bills, which
we're printed at this Office. recite that
q head of cattle, s head OF horses.
harness, wagon, farming implements
and household goods will be sold. The
terms Of sale are: cash for all sums
under $500; a credit of 9 months upon
approved security at 10 per cent on
sums over $500 II desired: discount OF
3 per cent for cash. 1t will pay you