Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-29
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DlTS. L. ~. InOrDUOn is SUlll quite
sick at her home near Marvin.
Leonard Merklein of Stuttgart is
erecting fine large stock barn.
Percy Lowe was indiSposed the first
of the week but is again on duty.
Rev. Stevens was unable to fill his
pulpit Sunday on account of sickness.
James A. Bell, the Dodsworth Book
Co.'S, representative, was in the city
yesterday.
Get your job work done at this
office and you will be satisfied with
the product.
@. B. Lane has moved his ware
room to the old brick church east of
the Bissell hotel.
Deck Buell. is going overland to
Brown county where he expects to re-
side In the future.
E. f. Gates made a business trip to
Smith Center on Tuesday for his son.
in-law, Ray Holmes.
Charles Knight, Of Freedom town.
ship, expects to leave Saturday for
Lawrence to attend school. =
Lunches and short orders are given
special attention at the Blue Front
Restaurant. Meals % cents.
L. e. Countryman is In Topeka at
tending the Masonic school of instruc.
tion. He left Tuesday and may be
gone week.
The Lockes opened their weeks en-
gagement at Norton last Monday
night to a packed house and many
we're standing up.
Notice the premium offer made by
Herald. The Chicago weekly Inter
Ocean, Theodore Roosevelt and the
Herald all for 1925.
John Briggs of Greenwood who re-
Gently sold his farm to Mr.. Francis of
Smith county has planned to visit
Smith county soon to seek a new To-
cation.
j. T. Hill arrived in this city Sun
day AFTERNOON on his return home to
Logan from Lincoln where he has
been for sometime on a business and
pleasure trip.
Isaiah Wiles living north of town,
enjoyed visit the past week with
brother from Ohio whom he had not
seen for % years. This office received
a call yesterday afternoon from these
gentlemen. The brother leaves to.
morrow on his homeward journey.
RoosTERs-I have a limited mum.
Der Of full blooded Barred Plymouth
Rock cockrels, which 1 will sell at sc
cts each. Please write me before
coming after them, one and hall
miles Southeast Of Dana. Kans.
HARRY NJ. CLARK
Clyde Smith who formerly lived here
Is doing something to keep up the
family's good name. He is attending
college in Cleveland, Ohio and be
sides the work this requires, does
extra work as special reporter on the
Plaindealer. The first camp Of NJ. W
A. in Cleveland was organized recent
ly and Clyde was made Its clerk at 9
salary Of about 500 year. You cant
keep a Phillips county boy down
They win the "plum" wherever they
may be.
Word from Jesse Yocum states that
he has sent in his resignation tn the
Rock Island and that he has accepted
better paying job with less hours on
the Burlington. He Is now located al
Cantril, Iowa. Mrs. Yocum came In
Tuesday 10 look after the household
goods after which she will join hel
husband. Jesse and Gertla have a
host Of friends here who will regret to
hearof this change but are glad they
have tumble into better job and
everyon' wishes them success. -Alme
ma PlaIndealer.
Some fine new DWELL " houses may
he expected in the near future. G. d.
Heath has sold his Dayton township
property and purchased the lots north
of Geo. Eckels sine store nm which a
good residence will probably be put uL
George Baum intends to build on bis
lots north OF the house he is occupy.
ing at the present time Frank Hams
will build oh his lots. between the
E.kels shop and the Ferguson prop.
ertv John Close and Henry MANI
will build IN the west side II the same
hlock and others are contemplated
which are almost certain TO 20 up
Nothing IS needed more tfan several
gOod residence properties,