Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-17
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49,
ONCE.
Cheap money on real estate, Pratt
s. Mills.
G. N. Kysar began teaching in Rush.
willie last Monday.
c. A. Lewis has money to loan on
improved farms.
Girl wanted to do plain sewing at
Poe'S tailor shop,
Jones says Pratt & Mills loan money
on realty. Jones knows.
w. ]. Bower one of the leaulng bus
mess men Of Norton was visiting here
Monday.
D. j. Wherry, Of Freedom, reports
that his daughter was quite seriously
sick for time last week
DR.. +. C. Matchmaker the well
known eye specialist of Holton ex-
poets to visit this city regularly in the
future.
Senator Beveridge, of Indiana, is to
lecture before the teachers association
at Oberlin, during the Thanksgiving
meeting.
W. ]. Merideth, of Smith Center,
presiding elder of this district held
the regular quarterly services Sunday
and Monday.
Mae Seavey was quite sick last
week. Elsie Montgomery taught
school for her while she was unable to
perform this duty.
James Coffey and family desire to
extend thanks to friends for kindly
remembrance and assistance during
their hour Of afilictiOn.
1.-THE work Of the company has
been good, the performance SmoOthe,
finished, and entirely devoid of long
waits between acts. San Antonio
(Texas) Daily Light.
Is present money more valuable to
you than future? Borrow of Pratt & |
Mills. Tley want farm security, lend
on small rates, long time, option as to
payment. Office Phillips County Bank |
Building.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, and her SOP, Roy,
Of Long Island, returned from their
visit in Wisconsin Saturday morning
and visited with Tim Fitzgerald and
family until noon when they took the |
Jersey for their home.
The tickets for the lecture course
are selling quite rapidly, and all the
choice seats will be sold before the |
first number Of the course. Get tick
cts early. Only 81 so for the entire
course of five numbers. Pupils season
tickets Sl.00
Those who desire to take the
Youths Companion In connection with
this paper may get both for the sum
of $3.50. The Youths Companion is
one Of the best papers published In
the United States. We can give this
rate only on new subscriptions to that |
Journal,
Remember the HERALD Office Is a
good place to get your sale bills. Your
sale will also be advertised In the
paper at a reasonable cost. An inSer-
tion Of notice in the paper is the
cheapest and best kind Of advertising,
Try 1t when you have your sale.
100 acre farm, 100 acres in cultlva-
tion, new frame rooms with pantry
16 by 8, and cellar under entire house.
Frame barn large enough for five head
of horses; frame granary; corn crib,
that will hold 800 bushels of corn; good
we'll water with wind mill; all fenced
and croSS-fenced; 80 acres pasture;
land gently rolling. Price, $4,000.
PRATT & MILLS.
What came near proving to be ia
tai accident occurred last night on the
corner in front OF the First National
Bank. One Of the Slegrist boys was
riding into town upon spirited horse
and in turning the corner the horse
fell and rolled over the boy who is not
large and about eleven years of age.
He was severely bruised but no bones
were broken and 1t is thought that he
is not seriously injured. The horn OF
the saddle probably saved bis life.