Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-03-12
Arthur Underwood,

T. E. Burns spent Sunday in the
Burg.
One car Of hogs shipped from Agra
Monday.
Jake Short has his new house nearly
completed.
J Read the new "ads" in the Agra
department this week.
Tim Sullivan and wife expect to
move to ESbon, Kans. soon.
Henry Ritter who was dangerously
sick, is reported much better.
V. S. Keckley, OF Kensington, spent
Sunday with relatives in Agra.
D. W. Smedley and wife called on
A. Underwood and wife Sunday.
Call and examine those new cream
Sc operators at L. W. Underwood'S.
There was a big crowd in town Sat-
urday notwiths tanding the bad roads.
G. E. Faubion and family are visit
ing in Naponee, Nebraska, this week.
TENS Peterson and wife spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Chris Whit
ney's.
L. W. Underwood still has few
heating stoves to sell on next years
terms.
D. w. Smedley manager of the farm
ers Elevator shipped two cars Of wheat
this week.
Just now you can buy washing
machines at "free silver" prices at L.
W. Underwoods.
w. D. Womer expects to be located
in the G. E. Bradley residence by the
last of this week.
W. D. Clark has invented new
harp which promises tie be one of the
wonders Of the twentieth century.
Frank Shipbon, a nephew Of II, P.
Underwood, of Clermont, Iowa, is
here visiting relatives and friends.
Just now we are placing on sale our
new spring line Of clothing at prices
that please the buyer.-E. l.. Keckley.
Several of the farmers were heard
complaining Saturday about the new
roads" which seem to be about foot
below the surface.
One thing that pleaSes our custom
ers is the large and varied stock we
carry. Remember we claim to sell
every thing.-E L. Keckley.
Don't forget to see Strain Smedley
g. Co.'S line of spring and summer
dress goods. A fine line to select from
The latest patterns, and prices are
right too.
Mr.. Gearing and family, from Smith
Center are moving into the house
recently vacated by ChaS Dean. Mr..
Gearing will run the lumber yard for
W. D. Womer & Co.
Walt Wilson who has been quite
sick for the last two weeks is rapidly
improving. Waits efforts to dispose
Of a few Posts in the severe weather
proved too much for him.
Mesdames D. w. Smedley and A.
Underwood have rented Jake Shorts
store building for their new and up
to-date stock of millinery and will
soon be ready to receive customers.
Notice the ad elsewhere in this issue
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Bradley, Mrs.
Frank Voyles and children, Mrs. L.
z. Winchell will leave Wednesday for
for their new home near Woodward,
Oklahoma. They will be greatly
missed by their many friends in Agra,
who wish them the best Of success in
their new location.
Mrs. d. w. Smedley and Mrs. A.
Underwood wish to announce that
they have an entirely new and up-to-
date line of millinery which they will
be glad to show at popular prices to
all who will favor them with call.
They will have their opening the Goth
and DIST Of March
Joe GAIA has sold his blacksmith
shop and residence property to E. L.
Keckley. Joe is one Of the best work
men In the west and he will be great
ly missed by the citizens Of Agra as
we'll as by the many farmers who have
always had Joe do their work. We I'M
derstand Joe is going to locate in ES-
bon, Jewell county, Kansas.
Da.,.o,.Ao.