Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-16

Iry the HERALD JOO rooms II you
like good printing.
Alta NJ. Rigg of Kirwin was In
PhillipSburg Thursday.
Lula Case from Greenwood is visit
ing friends in this city.
Frank and Lizzie Larkin are home
from their visit in GlenwoOd.
Two work horses for sale cheap. In
quire at the Phillips County Bank.
Cora B. Miller the Crane & Co. rep
resenative was in the city Thursday.
B. o. Paisley and wife returned
from their wedding trip Tuesday
morning.
John Henderson and Bertha Beverly
Of Speed were granted marriage
license June 9Th.
Ladies in need of street hats can
get them at a bargain, while they last
at Mrs. fuckers.
Conductor Brandts wife and daughter
came in yesterday morning and will
visit at Harry Sims.
Carl Montgomery left Tuesday
night for Cripple Creek and thence to
Canon City, Colorado.
G.. H. Tannanill shipped two cars of
cattle last week. He returned from
Kansas City Saturday.
You can get the st. Louis Daily
World for only one dollar year. Sub
scriptionS received here.
If you are in need of any thing In
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 60 to the Shimeall's.
, G. NJ. Cole expects to attend the
, democratic national convention at st.
Louis and also the exposition.
Coal at summer prices, Niger head
at $7.25. Best Lump coal at $3.50 per.
! ton. -LaRue and Montgomery.
Mr.. Horner a travelling man was ia.
ken sick Saturday evening at the
Hotel BiSsell. He was not so very
seriously i'll.
T. Nelson who lives In Freedom
:, was In the city Saturday. Mr. Nelson
! is building new cribs and granarie!
and otherwise improving his farm.
G. W. Hartzog and two SONS were
down from their home In Granite
+ township Saturday. Everything Il
: prosperous in the north part Of thu
o county.
d. j. Kinsey and son Will CAM
down from Glenwood Saturday aftel
thorough bred polled angus bull
calf which they had shipped from
Colorado.
d Mrs. l. d. Thornton last Saturda,
+ presented the HERALD office fore
y with some very beautiful roses OF he
}. own growing. They were much larg
II er and prettier than the ordinar.
a rose.
n j. S. Morse sold a team OF younI
y driving horses to Luke III. Emerson o
Bowling Green, Mo. for $500. The,
= were shipped out last Saturday. Thl
= was a good team and we'll worth tn
price paid for 1t.
k Ray Wilson and Cecil Zoos 6f Skid
more, Mo. were married at the Wilso
> home In this city Wednesday evenin
Of last week by Rev. L. W. KemI
;, Only a few friends and relatives wit
!, messed the ceremony.
Mrs. G. d. Gould and MeSsrs. Heste
-, md Gergen Of Sumner were In tn
!, city Monday. They form the schoC
y BOARD in district No. 80 and cam
- down on matters Connected with theI
- oond election. This district will erec
fine new schoolbOuse this fall.
y Gail Arnold who is employed by tn
~ Adams Express Co. In Denver cam
D. home last Friday for visit with hi
y parents at Long Island. Monda
a. evening he came over to this city fc
De visit with his many friends herr
He remains for weeks vacation.
Charlie Edwards returned froI
Manhattan Tuesday morning Whel
- be has been attending the Agricu
:. tural College. He will remain dur
's log the summer and run a thresbln
~ machine. He has a twenty two horI
power machine, a Buffalo Pitts whlc
be ordered while at Manhattan an
II. will have it sent here for service lat'
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