Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-09-29

John Weise and wife left for Smith
county this morning.
See DR.. Tiberghien for treatment
of diseases without medicine.
Hundreds of people will read your
ad If it appears in the HERALD.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Inquire Of Mis-. G. A. Lewis.
Call at W. q. Batemans Short order
house if you wish to be treated right.
job Strain is expected to come down
from Victor to spend Sunday at this
place.
Buy your trowSers at Shimeall'S
They will make them for you while
youwait.
d. ]. Kinzie left Friday morning
for visit in Wichita and points in
Oklahoma.
"My terrible Mother-in-law" is one
of the new plays offered by the LockeS
this season.
ShimeallS make clothes that fit
They have the only tailor working in
Phillips county.
WANTED: Two or three rooms fur.
nished for light housekeeping. Leave
particulars at this office.
If you are in need of any thing in
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to go to the Shimeall's.
Why not see the veterinary surgeon
and have the cattle vacchated before
some of them die ?-J. d. Haughey.
Each one of the candidates OF
county offices should have printed
cards. The HERALD furnishes these
Anyone having two or three rooms
furnished for light housekeeping are
requested to leave particulars at this
office.
Season tickets for the Lockes' plays
at the opera house are selling fast at
so cents each at McCormlck'S drug
store.
Miss Grace Johnson who has been
visiting at the home Dempsey Smith
left Tuesday for home In Minneapolis,
Kansas.
Supt. Arnold requests all school dis
trict clerks to send in report Of teach
ers employed and date of the begin.
ming of school, at once.
The LocFeS have struck gold mine
No company playing this territory are |
so admired here as are The LockeS.-I
The Kansan, Concordla, Kansas,
The rain yesterday is just what the
wheat which is now being put In
needed. The wheat acreage will
probably not be as large this fall as
last.
The LockeS are simply out of sight
this season. They packed the house
here to Its capacity breaking all rec
ords. The scenery is fine. 1.-The World,
Hiawatha, Kansas.
The school board and teachers re.
quest that all pupils under eight years
of age be started to school at once, If
they are to be sent, or wait until the
beginning Of next term.
r. o. Swearlngen brought this of.
flee sample OF peaches Of his own
raising. While he does not have such
a large number as many Others the
quality Of these is very fine.
f. B. Cannon is building a large
cattle barn dimensions GA by Is feet
and two stories high. This will ACCOM-
odate a large number Of stock and
provide ample store room for feed.
The Lockes will open for a three
nights engagement at the opera house
on October 10th. The opening play
Is "The Heart Of New York" Sea.
son tickets are now on sale at so cents
each.
The gasoline lamps used at the
street fair for lighting the streets
served the purpose admirably Trey
are manufactured at Abilene, Kansas.
A number have been sold to people in
the town.
The Philiipsburg- Mound township
Sunday school association will be held
In the Presbyterian church in the az
ternoon and evening Of Sunday, Octo-
Der 9th. Program next week.
LIZZIE GRANGER. Secretary.
Program for W. c. T. T., at Mrs.
Heacock's, Friday, September Both.
Notes from the 9th dis.
trict, Mrs. Dempsey Smith. Report
ofcOunty convention, Mrs. Jane Tracy.
Report OF district convention, the
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