Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-16
Come to philllpsburg July 4th.

Have you ever heard the SCOTS lee
ture ?
Prof. Baker and G. M. Arnold spent
Sunday In Long Island.
There will be celebration at Handy
July 4, also at Woodruff.
Will Francis was disabled by -heu-
matte complaint the first of the week.
have choice bargain in real es-
tate for some one who speaks quick.
w. H. PRATT, Phillipsburg Kans.
For RENT--A furnished room, on
| block north and four east OF the Pres
byterian church. Inquire Of Mrs. NJ.
A Larkin.
For SALE-A good 100 acres IN Bow
Creek township, prairie land, smooth
and nearly all tillable. A bargain at
$40 an acre. Half down, balance on
Time. Inquire of w. Fl. PRATT.
The Topeka Daily Herald and this
paper will be sent to any address I'M
til January LIST 1905 for $3.50. Get in
on this offer as 1t will furnish you the
best campaign literature at the low
est rates.
We want sample paper sack of clean
coarse, sharp gritted sand and Sepa-
rate sack of coarse gravel, with price
per load of each delivered. Must be
suitable to use in making cement
sidewalks. Inquire Of Phillips County
Bank.
Sheridan county Kansas farmers
will SOW a large acreage Of macarOni
wheat this spring. Last year num-
Der experimental and the result was
so satisfactory that not bushel Of
the cereal Will be shipped, but will be
scwn instead.
A moving pictute show held forth In
the old school house last Thursday
night. They were greeted with a good
sized audience and are said to have CIV
en- acreditable performance. Glen FL
der Sentinel. AT the Phillipsburg
opera house June 18th.
In the Underwood Typewriter ad
last week the emission Of the little
word mot" materially changed the
meaning of the ad. The sentence,
ANY other machine Is Underwood
Quality" should have read 'any other
machine Is not Underwood Quality
The Methodist Church Sunday
night despite the fact that there
were services In all the other churches
was utterly jammed to hear the elo'
qucnt Major Scott on the subject Of
temperance. The effort was one Of the
finest ever heard in the city, and will
long be remembered Hutchisor
| Kan.) News.
Mr.. G. w. Spaulding and wife o.
Saratoga New York are expected herr
In the near future for short visit
with Mrs. d. r. Ives who is SiStel
of Mr.. Spaulding. Mrs. Ives may re
turn to Saratoga with them. She
expects to visit Rockford, Illinois
where family reunion will be held
the three remaining sisters and thu
brother expecting to be present a.
that time.
Charles Gebhart and Grace Wallac,
were married at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hugh Wallace in Kay, Oklahoma
Tuesday of last week. They arrived
In this city Thursday night and unit
} the completion of the new resldenc,
) will stay at John Gebharts east o
J town. The bride who grew to wOmal
: hood In this place is known and re
spected by all, The groom is one o
the successful business men OF tn
town. They have large circle O
, friends who wish them happy anC
prosperous voyage through life.
At the residence of Mr.. John Han
Friday June 10, Mrs. HOpson and Mrs
Ham rendered reception to Sprln
Creek and Phillipsburg w. @. T. |
Over thirty-fve were present incluc
: ing a number Of gentlemen who seen
J ed to be as much interested as th
women In the instructive program
6 rendered. The table was loaded wit
I good things and ample justice wa
done to the various refreshmenI
S served. Not only was dellghtfI
e time enjoyed but we feel sure muc
good will result from the exchange {
/. ideas.
q Wallace e. Pratt, son Of Jude
Z ". II. Pratt Of this city, has jul
J. finished bis first year at the Kans;
: University at Lawrence, Kansas, an
we are glad to say graded number or
p In each OF his studies in that itstitl
o tlon. Wallace graduated in the big