Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-02


A bountiful harvest is coming on
and the ''reaperS are few"
W. B. Gaumer made trip to Kan
sas City, again last week.
Will Ransom has been somewhat
indlspoSed few days this week.
The small boys who cannot wait
have been celebrating all week.
Mice and matches are a bad combi-
nation, often causing destructive fires.
If you desire to buy or sell land call
on Mahin & Mahin Real Estate and
Loans.
A large number of binders and
headers have been taken out of town
lately.
> If you desire to buy or sell land call
on Mahin s. Mahin Real Estate and
Loans.
All kinds of temperance drinks at
McKay's. Come in and refresh your
selves.
Closing out prices on ladies wash
skirts at the .Shimeall Clothing Com
pany'S store.
A fine line of mems and wOmen'S
shoes at the Shimeall Clothing and
Furnishing store.
$500 per cord will be paid for men
and teams to haul rock. Inquire at
the Phillips County Bank.
The Misses Caroline and Bessie
Duer, of Hastings, Nebr., are visiting
their cousin, Mrs. John Ii. Lamb
The SureSt way to gain publicity is
through a newspaper. N. B, Adver-
Using gains publicity for your produce.
l. Wiles of Greenwood a faithful
Herald reader since its start quarter
of century ago, was pleasant WISH
tor yesterday.
G. L. Utter conveyed Mrs. G. L.
HARDWOOD to the asylum for the insane
at Topeka last Monday, returning on
the early morning train Tuesday.
Quite a severe hall storm in the
southern part of the county is reported
to have occurred Tuesday night. Ex-
act course and extent of damage un.
learned.
q Misses Mae Seayey and Nellie Lark
in Of this city and Julia Richard, of
Sumner township, visited friends in
the north part of the county Saturday
and Sunday.
Remember you can get tailor-made
as we'll as ready-made clothes at the
Shimeall Clothing Cos. store. We
invite you before purchasing to call
and get prices.
Archie Viers and family went over
to stockton Sunday where a family
reunion was held, the mother coming
from Ohio, and all of the children
gathering at that place.
A bargain in real estate: 100 acres
of fine land in Sumner township. One
of the best corn and wheat localities
of the west. Inquire of S. A. Matte
son or at this office.
Mrs. A. w. Ferguson seems to be
enamored of Henry Parks. She has
been quite a CONSTANT watcher at
the window of his cell and the remark
has been made that she is one who is
looking after his defense,
Henry Duncan has sold his farm in
Solomon township to Mr.. Hanchett
Of Concordia. Mr. Duncan went to
Selden Tuesday night for the pur-
pose of looking over the country. He
may decide to buy out that way.
Don't get the notion that teacher
is employed to correct the methods of
or instruct the entire district. Those
of mature age will resent such an
idea and lack of harmony between
teacher and patrons, if not failure,
will result.
The quarterly communion which
vas announced for next Sunday morn
ing at the Presbyterian church, will
be postponed one week. Instead Rev.
j. II. Lamb will preach on the subject
1.-THE Marks of Jesus" In the eve-
ming "Co-laborers with Cod" Every
one Is invited.
Some of the young ladies are given
to the habit Of composing poetry
when boating by the moonlight.
There is romantic halo surround ing
them under circumstances of that ma
ture, and some Of their musings might
look well in print.
Deforest NJ Bradley of Palace Ok.
lahoma, and Anna M. Atchison of