Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-08-06
LOCAL MENTION.

Meals 20 at the Delmonico.
All kinds of cooling drinks at the
Blue Front.
Old gentleman, A. Walker has been
quite Ill for some time.
Did you ever eat ice cream at the
Delmonico? It's cream-try it.
May and Cora Hickey spent last
week with friends at Woodruff.
The Herald is glad to credit VIM
Wolf for another years subscription
A sister of Mrs ]. M. Hickey, Mrs.
SteeniS visited here over Saturday and
Sunday.
The commissioners are holding a
special meeting today, investigating
untaxed property.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
are having some interesting meetings
on Sunday evenings.
Chris Jensen, wife and daughter
and niece of Crystal were PhillipSburg
q visitors last Monday.
Lunches and short ORDERS are given
special attention at the Blue Front
Restaurant. Meals 25 cents.
Prof. Foster predicts very stormy
time during August and September
owing to position OF planets.
Roy Whelan is determined to learn
the printing trade and is serving his
apprenticeship in The Post office.
Mrs. Richard Borlm of Alma Neb.,
has been visiting in this city this
week, with @. e. StearnS and wife.
The corn crop is assured so they
say, Good rains have been reported
from nearly all parts Of the country.
Frank Nelson of Smith Center came
In Sunday with the orchestra and Wis
tied over Monday with friends in this
city.
f. NJ. Hopes Of Long Island was in
town Monday making final settlement
of the estate OF which be was admin
iStratQr.
G. NJ. Arnold made a trip up In
Glenwood and Crystal tuesday.
Some diSorganized school districts
demanded his attention.
Mrs. L. A. Russell of Centralia, ILL.,,
expects to visit Phillips county in the
near future. Mrs, Russell is a sister
of l.. C. Chase Of Marvin.
And now 1t is reported that secre.
tary Of state, J, r. Burrow may have
a hard time in securing a renomina-
tion. Royce is said to be opposed to
him.,
Notice what nice run of legal
work the Herald is having exclusive
of county printing. The Herald is the
best advertising medium in the coun.
ty because u goes everywhere.
The Reheckahs will entertain the
club which presented the play g Broken
FetterS", on the evening OF the 18th.
The RebeckahS have a reputation for
being jolly entertainers and a pleasant
evening is assured.
q. NJ. Mcguire expects to leave to.
day Tor Smith Center, Kansas where
lie will enter his colt In races. From
Smith Center he will 90 with his colt
to Beatrice and other Nebraska towns.
This colt Is fine animal and good
record is expected. Mr.. Shafty will
care for the shop while Mr.. MCGUIRE
Is away.
DR.. ID. D. Haggard, one Of the most
progressive physicians In the west
is having some very neat pamphlets
prepared giving a thesis on the
doctor and His Patients. l." This is a
good article and as the Herald is
printing them they will be first class
in every particular You should pro-
cure copy.
a stranger was recently heard to
remark that the town would present
u MUCH better appearance II the weeds
were cut. Instead Of saying 'you
can't see the town for the trees, he
said "yon can't see the town for the
Weeds BY the way it would do no
harm for the people Of the city to
remember that weed pEOeia MALI
Buy A HoME:--1n" III.
be purch"- - choice lots can
-..oeu VI us cheap for cash or
0i Time In either G. X. e. N. 2nd adj.
ultlOn and BiSSell's addition ar Ris.
SellS place this city. All lots in the
Guy are rapidly increasing in yalne
NOW is the best time to invest in lOts
on which TO build your home. Inquire
al the Phillips County Bank.
The death of d. r.. Hauger of Sum.
ner township is reported. Blood nois-
oning resulted from holding rusty nails
IN his mouth while at work on his honse
Mr.; Hauver was well.to.do farmer
and was quite we'll known In the
north east part Of the county. since
coming to this country several wears
ago he has accumulated quite a pron.
erty' A large family is left to mourn
his loss.
W, NJ. Chelf Is branching out in the
grain business having the elevators at
calvert and Dellyale in Norton county
ana at Prairie View and Dana in this
county, b. f. Farrer will have charge
Of bis business at, Calvert, G. @. Craw.
10fd at Dellvale, Jas Patton at Prairie
view, and he assumes personal CHARGE
at Dana, where he will also make his
future home. Mr.. Chelf expects 10
increase hiSstring as be becomes able
TO do so. "'
Katie Wler a sister OF Mrs. Archie
Vlers of this city passed through the
city Monday night on No. 5. Archie
and wife visited a few minutes with
her while at the depot, the first for