Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-06-11
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JEFF Hatfield has repainted and re.
papered his barber shop.
Township vouchers and other
blanks printed at this office.
A travelling sign painter has been
doing some very nice work in this city.
If you desire to buy or sell land call
ON Mahin s. Mahin Real Estate and
Loans.
The DelmonicO serves all kinds of
short orders at all times in first class
styles.
Work to remove the little mountain
in front of Winship's store was begun
yesterday.
Rev. Woodward returned yesterday
from Topeka where he has been dur
ing the floods.
TenuS Peterson and Chris Jensen of
Crystal township, were county seat
visitors yesterday.
Mrs. H. Martin and daughter, Mrs.
Carl Brown, of Long Island, were city
visitors yesterday.
Bridegroom and Marsh want your
cream. Receive every day. Week.
ly payments made.
You had better get into the Buggy
Contest, even II you have to pay two
or three years in advance.
Word has been received that G. E.
Mann, of Gerlng, Nebraska, is now
suffering with smallpox.
@. L. Blauer, of the firm of Brandt
& Blauer at Speed, made a business
trip to this city yesterday.
The Odd Fellows at their meeting
Tuesday evening voted to give the
flood sufferers in eastern Kansas s25.
The announcement of commence
ment week at the State Agricultural
College, June II to 18th, has been re.
ceived. t.
1t is reported that the new stone
building under construction at Speed
toppled over of Its own accord some
time since.
Clarence D. Stone, of Republican
City, Nebr, and Cora q Kirk, of Phil
llpsburg, were married yesterday by
Probate Judge Bissell,
Del Champlin and Frank Dixon
shipped twenty-four cars of cattle on
Tuesday. They may go to st. Joe, or
possibly to Chicago.
c. B. Palmer, who has been In Colo
RADIO for sometime returned to this
city last Friday For the present he
will stay with his son, Charles
Mrs. N. B. Mccormick and son,
Charles and wife, of Goodland, are ex.
pecting to make visit with relatives
and friends In this city in the near
future. Charlie has been principal of
the high SchSOl atGoodland for some.
time. ....~ =
Percy Lowe and Elsie Smith, both
of this city were married at the home
of the brides parents last evening and
departed on the early morning train
for Pueblo, Colo, where we under
stand they will reside. The Herald
extends congratulations.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
has revised the church creed. Instead
of believing that there are "infants
in hell not a span long" this denomi.
nation will now say: "We believe all
who die In infancy are included In the
election Of grace and are regenerated
and saved by Christ" This is an ex-
ample Of evolution In the churches.
They too must keep abreast OF the
times.
Frank Richard and sister, Julia, of
Sumner township, came down to this
city Tuesday for visit with friends.
Miss Richard is one of the successful
teachers Of the county and visited
with normalItes. Frank graduated
from the classical course OF the Ne
braska University last February and
now feels that he Is fairly we'll equipp-
ed to solve the problems of the fu-
ture. He will make an extended visit
in New York this summer.
How much has Kansas increased or
decreased In population during the
past year? The one answering this
question correctly, or most nearly cor.
rect by June 18th, accompanying each
reply by one dollar for one years sub
scrlption for the Herald will receive a
handsome buggy worth sllO. You
need a buggy don't you9 Then pay
up your accounts which will be as easy
now as any time and you may get one
free.
A very large audience was In at
tendance at the union services held