Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-04-09
LOCAL MENTION.
Saturday was a March day.

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thing.
The Boston sells clothespinS for !
cent per dozen.
The Post office is now equipped with
gasoline engine.
Elder Johnson, of Greenwood, was
in the city Saturday.
Anne Cole was over from the vicinity
of the Island Saturday.
Pure apple, cherry and raspberry
cider at the Delmonico.
Representative Tannahill paid the
county seat a visit on Saturday.
Don't fail to examine the Herald's
fine new carriage when in town.
Thomas Cox, of Kirwin, was pleas
ant business visitor last press day.
Mrs. o e. Fox, of Athol, Kansas,
is in the city visiting relatives and
friends.
Assessor Nichols, Of Greenwood
township, was a visitor at this office
Saturday.
Harry NJ. Clark, of Dana, was a
business caller while in the city on
Saturday.
Frank Schattgen, of Fairbury, is
the new meat cutter at Dunn's
butcher shop.
W. e. Rollins, Of Agra, was one
among the many callers at the Herald
Office last Saturday.
w. Fl. Clark, furniture dealer and
music instructor at Agra, made a
trip to this city Friday.
Miss Lulu Hahnenkratt is visiting
her sister, Mrs. L. W. French, this
week. -Holton Tribune.
See Mahin & Mahin If you desire to
make farm loan. Office with G. A.
Lewis, PhillipSbnrg, Kansas.
Mrs. Frank Gray, formerly Of this
city, is severly i'll at the home of her
son, Lewis, in Ferguson, Oklahoma.
NJ. A. Spaulding was at Logan Fri.
day and Saturday with his line of
samples selling tailor made clothing.
TIL Blue Front Restaurant S
equipped with good baking and puts
out a supply Of bread pies, etc. ever y
day.
A good fairly smooth farm for sale
at $500 per acre II sold now, No i'm
proyements, Possession given at once.
W. H. PRATT, office oyer Phillips
County Bank,
A dance was given at the armory
on Friday evening. The Clark
orchestra, of Agra, assisted by Prof.
Hamerschmidt furnished the music
for the occasion.
Special attention t o lunches and
short orders, at the Blue Front res
taurant. Four doors north Of b e
First National bank, open till u
O'Clock at night.
The millinery opening on Friday
and Saturday at each nj ~ miilinorv
stores of our city was a grand success
in every particular. Many beautiful
easter bonnets were sold on these two
days
W. ID. Goddard, of Agra, the man
who bought the Tibbett place just
west of town, moved his household
goods up last Friday. The family
will arrive in a few days. -Almena
Plaindealer.
N. W. Garrison prosperous young
farmer of Deer Creek township was in
the city Monday on business matters
Mr.. Garrison deals in home grown
fruit trees, having conducted a small
nursery for several years.
Henry and John Rose, brothers Of
VIII Rose, deceased, and Maria Rose
were In the city last Thursday at
tending to matters pertaining to the
estate of the deceased. Maria Rose
has been appointed Administrative as
shown by the notice appearing else.
where Ia this Issue.
One Of Grant Taylor's horses took a
little run Of his own accord Friday
morning. He was hltched slngly and
escaped at the postofice corner, run.
ming directly to the barn which he
entered and made for bis accustomed
stall, taking the carriage with bin.
where be stopped. Nothing except
The bride was broken Ct damaged.