Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-10
BOOKS.


Mrs. S. A. Boughton has been quite
sick
Try the Blue Front Restaurant for
meals. West side square.
A brother of G. NJ. Cole has been
visiting here for several days.
w. A. Meyer of Plainview was
county seat visitor Saturday.
c. f. Keehl of Glenwood was bust
visitor to Phillipsburg last Friday.
The Belleville papers report the
illness of Willis Bracken last week.
Lloyd Cole and Otis Daggett went to
Norton Sunday for few days visit.
A section of land at Sc per acre, part
time. Look it up; you may want it.
The infant child of Mr.. Mccain
died Saturday and was buried Sunday.
Bessie Bucklew entertained a few
friends at tea one evening la t week.
Mrs. j. c. Dieleman came down
Saturday for a visit with Mrs. Utter.
Lou Mcpherson has been employed
as qua rd for the houses under Quaran-
tine.
The New Orleans Club have their
entertainment to an apprecatiye
audience Tuesday evening
VIII Duff, brother Of our clerk of
court was up from Kensington on a
business mission Tuesday.
yard patterns silk noil suiting
worth 81 per yard in any market, on
sale at the Boston for So 10 a pattern.
John W. Shannon and Miss Nellie
Frazier of Republican City, Nebraska,
were married by Probate Judge Conn-
tryman yesterday.
Leo Howard who has been working
near Topeka returned home last Fri
day. He will assist his father on the
farm the coming season.
The Dewey trial was adjourned last
week on account Of sick juror.
Monday it was again adjourned till
yesterday for the same cause.
VIM. Farley and NJ S. King two of
the substantial farmers of Bow Creek
came up to this city to attend the
meeting of the assessors Monday.
The Boston is selling 80 inch Pop
lar cloth, half wool, the most popular
cloth of the season and sold in citys
at 40 cents per yard at only rs cents.
Walter Darlington, Cloud county
cattle feeder shipped ewo train loads
of cattle to England during the win
ter He will repeat the experiment.
The Herald has recently filled a
nice stationery order for business
firm at McLouth, Kansas. The fame
Of our jobbing department is spread
ing.
Judge Pratt has recently been in
formed that Mrs. llenrick has been
granted a pension Of eight dollars a
month dating back from December,
1901.
Phillips county is being perforated
all over with prospect holes, and the
proSpectors are looking for gas, coal,
oil or any other old thing.-K. G.
World.
To neglect to attend The Boston
stores removal sale is the "willful
waste" Of money rs they can save you
good money ON every dollar you have
to spend.
Pearl Enterllrc spent Sunday al
her home in Downs, leaving Saturday
morning and returning Monday. Her
place was filed by Pearle Smith dur
ing her absence.
A fifty cent sale notice IN the Tier
aid will reach more people than tive
dollars worth Of bills Bills are good
hut the ad is better. You want both
If you are going to have sale.
The Boston store has just received
an immense line OF fancy summer
dress goods that they are Offering the
public at a sacrifice, owing to the fact
that they are compelled to move
April lSt.
The acetylene gas plant at Or. Nell
sons exploded Saturday night. The
lever got turned in the wrong direc-
ton permitting abjut ten or fifteen
pounds Of carbide to fall into the tank
causing the explosion. Nd harm was
done, but 1ish' Waterman, Fralic
watched to see that no fires were
started from II. E