Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-16

Miss Oracle Granger is visiting
MISS Stella Weeks at Long Island.
Mrs. Ray Holmes came in from York
Nebraska Monday evening for short
visit.
Earl Douglass has been installed as
engineer at the roller mills in this
city.
Mrs. G. NJ. Poe is visiting at Norton
Charlie could only find time to remain
over Sunday
Closing out prices on ladies wash
skirts at the Shimeall Clothing Com
pany'S store.
Mrs. NJ. |. Goddard left Sunday eve.
ming for a visit with friends and rel.
atlveS in Colorado.
For SALE One work team; years
old; weight 24Oe pounds. e. S. Stroup
at the Bow Creek P. o.
The impreSSment of tourists by
Kansas farmers still forms a leading
feature of the cartoonists.
Nell Larkln departed Sunday even
ing for Denver and other western
points where she will make an ex-
tended visit.
AT the Trusedale school house S. S.
will be held at two O'Clock and
Rev. j. H. Lamb will preach right
after Sunday School.
A friend says the Herald becomes
better with every issue. That's what
we are trying to do, grow with eXper.
fence in the profession,
Frank Gates arrived in this city
Sunday evening, He will make a
short visit before returning to his
home In Walnut, Iowa.
Last Tuesday license to marry was
granted to T, u, Burns of Agra and
Anna Rarnett Of Kirwin. We guess
theoouple are happily united ere this.
II the one who IL responsible for
the broken window glass In this Of
flee will arrange for it as a gentleman
should, he may avoid embarrassment
and trouble.
The Misses, Caroline and Bessie
Duer, of Hastings, Nebr., who visited
two weeks with their cousin Mrs
John H. Lamb returned home Fri
day morning
A bargain in real estate: 16O acres
Of fine land IN Summer township. One
of the best corn and wheat localities
Of the west. Inquire Of S. A. Matte
son or at this office,
The Blue Front Restaurant will
give an exceptionally fine dinner Sun.
day, June 10Th. Do not heat up your
homes to prepare dinner and DO ul-
comfortable the rest OF the day, but
call at the Blue Front and be served.
Miss Susie Townsley will sing at
the regular church services in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning. The usual preaching service
in the evening at 8 o, clock. Every
one is cordially inYited.-John H..
Lamb, Pastor.
Lease Barnett and family returned
last week from western trip in Ore
gon and Washington. lie has been
gone for ayear or two and returns
fully convinced that Kansas is the
best place yet, lie Is now working at
the FIGURING mill.
"When the harvest days are over'
the Phillips county farmer will be
happy once more. A feeling Of in
tense satisfaction and relief will be
experienced when all the dangers
which threaten the crop have been
passed and the grain has been safely
gathered in.
Clyde 3orrell Of Oklah oma arrived
In this city Tuesday morning. Mr.
Rorrel has sixty acres of wheat few
miles north of town and came
up for the harvest. Every thing Is
In this his vicinity in Ok.
lahoma- lie will return In two or
three months.
1t Is reported that j. J. Parker who
has been the foreman of the Dispatch
Office for sometime, has bought the
Western News at Stockton. and that
he will sever his connection with the
the Dispatch next week. The Herald
wishes Mr. Parker the best Of success
In his new venture.
Just for a little diversion, the editor
covered the town one day last week
and received orders for about 1000 on.