Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-10-01
Mrs. McManiS is quite sick.

Mrs. McManiS is quite sick.
L. H. Rooms came in to hear the
bands play on Tuesday.
DR.. Brown and wife of Long Is
land, were PhlllipSburg guests Tues
day.
H. NJ. Poe and +. e. Kennedy of
Norton, were down to the band con-
vention.
One hundred and sixty season
tickets for the lecture course have
been sold.
Frank Justin is up from Manhattan
for few days to care for his wheat
threShing.
Earl Conway, son of Major Conway
Of the Norton Champion, was a visi-
tor at this Office on Tuesday.
Mrs. G. A. Lewis went to Norton
this morning to attend meeting of
the Women'S Club in that city.
The democratic editors Ben r. Bak-
er and w. II. Danenberger of Smith
Center attended our convention this
week.
Rev. j. Ed Stevens took in couple
Of days of the band convention. He
returned to his home in Goodland on
Tuesday night.
MesdameS Royce, Sims, Gebhart,
Champlin and Poe of this city attend
ing the meeting Of the Woman's Fed
alton Of Northwest Kansas at Norton.
Lost in PhillipSburg or vicinity
one lapro5e black on one side, colored
on the other with elk head design.
Finder Please leave at the HERALD
office.
The dead body of Thomas Madison,
the Smith county murderer was found
in a cornheld seven miles from Red
Cloud. 1t was BADLY decomposed and
explains how he eluded bis pursuers 50
successfully.
Miss Pearle Smith who has been
working in the Central Office for
some time has gone to Norton. Miss
Wayne King of Speed is learning the
switch board to enable her to take
Miss Smiths place.
Harry StearnS and wife of GOodland,
have been in the city this week TAX
ing in the band convention and viSi-
ting with relatives. Harry will re-
turn tomorrow night and Mrs. Stearn
will remain a week or more longer.
II. A. Shick, sheriff of Rocks coun-
ty, was over in this region last week
looking for gentleman who borrow
ed a team in Stockton and failed to
return it. The team was recovered at
Marvin where ii had been left but the
man had departed early in the day
and at last accounts his where abouts
are not known
A bootblack seldom gives evidence
extraordinary musical proclivlties
but Shamrock, the sinner at Q. l..
Stearns' is an exception to this rule.
While polishing shoes, he makes the
leather ring and his time is perfect In
effect resembling the patter OF darby
feet, and while giving his patron the
value OF dime in music he produces
a luster of the first water.
Treasurer's statement Of the re-
ceipts and expenditures Of the reunion
committee shows that 1888 80 were
received on subscription and Sll3.4O
were received from other sources
The expenditures amounted to s4O3. A.
leaving balance Of 1886, A detail.
ed account Of donations and expeDdi-
lures was furnished but space forbids
its publication this week.
One-haif section Of good land II mile
from Mingo, Thomas county, Kansas,
that has a Broom house mot extra
good good well. windmill and pump,
a granary that win hold 800 bushel Of
wheat two miles Of wire fence, one
mile from school, 200 acres Of it is as
level as a floor and the title is perfect.
Price, with possession in 30 days is
81. 600. Time will we given on 500.
This is a snap and you'll have TO hur-
~ II you want this half section. In-
qulre or address this Office.