Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-02

and again Tuesday.
You can get the hest in JOB print
ing at the Herald office.
Two work horses for sale cheap. In.
quirc at the Phillips County Bank.
An Epworth League Chantauqna
will be held at Smith Center, June IL
and II.
Mr.. Norland was here from Almena
/ yesterday before the board OF pension
examiners.
Fire destroyed the enging and sep
arator of ]. P. Bailey Of Plum, one
night last week.
For quick sales list your real estate
with w. H. Pratt. Office under
Phillips County Bank.
P. +. Root editor Of the Agra SEN
tinel was in the city yesterday looking
after business interests.
II you are in need of any thing in
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 60 to the Shimeall's.
Coal at summer prices, Niger head
at S7.25. Best Lump coal at $3.50 per.
ton. -LaRue and Montgomery.
have choice bargain in real es-
tate for some one who speaks quick.
W. II. PRATT, Phillipsburg Kans.
Fl. Pakkahier, IT. Kroeze and NJ.
Ruis all of Prairie View were in the
city yesterday on tax paying mission.
J. D. Cheadle is moving to Wood
ruff this week. Mr.. Cheadle states
that he does not know yet Ia just
what business he will engage.
For insurance of farm property see
W. Fl. Pratt, PhillipSburg Kansas,
who represents the reliable Home
Insurance Co. of New York.
A tornado was reported at Selden
Yesterday. A church and five dwell
ings were torn down, Several people
were injured but none dangerously.
The eastern part Of the state has
been again terrorized by floods which
have done considerable damage to
property. They are now receding.
]. A. Thomason and wife If Sum-
ner we're In the city yestesday. They
now have the advantages of the rural
delivery route from Naponee Nebr.
To RENT-Two good basement rooms
for small family. Terms -Four Dollars
per month. Inquire of W. H. Pratt,
Office under Phillips County Bank.
Memorial exercises at Agra were oh.
served in the usual manner. The adj
dress of the day was delivered by l. NJ.
Mahin of Smith Cetner. A good at
tendance is reported.
County Treasurer Bowman states
that taxes are now coming In quite
rapidly. There will be very little
property sold for taxes this year.
Everybody has money.
G. NJ. Arnold, Pro's. Baker, Arthur,
Phinney visited Logan Saturday even
ing. The graduating exercises OF the
common school graduates was held at
that time.
Gillhouse Mlnstrels gave their en-
tertainment here Friday and Saturday
evenings OF last week. While their
singing and dancing was very fair
their jokes savored of vulgarlty entlr-
ely too much. They were fairly we'll
attended.
The W, @. T. U. will meet with Mrs
NJ. Hcacock on Friday, June 3, at 2:3O
p. IN. and the following program will
be given: Subject, Narcotics. The
Railroads Opinions. A. young mans
questions. Pulling up the roots. The
New York Medical Journal Oh "Clgar-
cites" Reading Of the Law. This
with, music, will make an interest
ing program and all are invited.
At the commencement exercises
that occurred at the Kansas Wesleyan
University at Salina, June l and End
Clarence Rarick is one Of the grad
yates. Clarence Is an industrious
young man who has worked bis way
through college and is one who values
his attalnments highly. He has been
principal Of the Plainville schools at
which place the family now resides
and will be retained another year.
Some young men and highly respect
ed young ladies Of this city visited the
pond Monday aud used one OF the
boats for target. The boat had been
thoroughly repaired, reprinted and
all leaks stopped just before these
gentlemen and ladies INDUCED in
their sport. A boat makes splendid