Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-24
LOCAL MENTION.
Haggard fits glasses.

G. M. Poe and wife drove over TO
Marvin Tuesday.
j. L. Mccormick and wife spent
Sunday at Long Island.
Try the Blue Front Restaurant for
meals. West side square.
Otis Daggett is learning the print
ing trade in the Dispatch office.
J. A. Bell, the Dodsworth repre-
sentative was in the city Tuesday.
.Maude Daggett has resigned her
position as compoSitor on the Dispatch
Everything will be sold at great
reduction while BrackenS removal sale
is on.
Cheapest eating house in town for
price charged; The Blue Front Res
taurant.
General real estate and insurance
business. See W. H. PRATT, Phillips
burg Kansas.
DeloSS GingleS will hold public
sale on March 30. Notice appears
elsewhere in this issue.
An orator for memorial day should
be secured soon. The earlier this
nhOioo 10 noada tha hottor
If you are in need of any thing in
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 60 to the Shimeall'S.
Porter Barnes and Martha Baker of
Bow Creek were married at the office
of the probate judge last saturday.
j. W. Lee and wife are visiting In
Plainville. They drove over Friday
and expect to remain about week.
Save money by buying your goods at
BrackenS. Remember The discount
is large On account Of the removal
sale.
On Monday Judge Countryman
granted marriage Incense to Peter
SoodSma and Bertha Decker Of Prairie
View.
B. f. Dorsey who has resided in
Rushville township for several years
has removed to Altoona, Rocks county,
this state.
John Gebhart is getting rock and
sand hauled to his lots south of the
Shimeall clothing store from which
we infer he is about TO build
I The Oddfellows have received the
new regalia recently ordered. The
lodge has been quite prosperous and
is now enjoying the fruits of its sue
cess.
Higgins vile, Missouri was swept by
destructive tornado Monday after
noon. Considerable damage was done
to property and several people were
badly injured.
The ambition of a great many poll
ticianS seems to be to get good posi-
tion next the pie counter. That
might explain large amount Of poll
cal corruption.
Carrie Nation proposes to fou nd a
school for the purpose of educating
young ladies to preach prohibition in
Kansas. She expects to erect 81 ,00(
auditorium in Topeka this fall.
G. A Bracken intends TO move his
stock of goods to Marvin about May
first. This necessltateS the sale OF
large portion Of the goods which
will be put out at big reduction,
During the month of February the
firm of S. G. Walker & Son bought
$3.50 dozen eggs for which they paid
Sl4, 7l6 o.. Be kind to the old hen
Keep her warm and feed her WE'LL
Smith County Pioneer.
DR.. Haggard has been enjoying 9
visit from his sister and her husband
from his sister and her husband from
Minneapolis, Minnesota, They left
yesterday for Oklahoma where they
will also visit relatives.
The girls band is lamenting the
fact that the baritone player has quit
Some venture the prediction that the
baritone of this band is going the way
OF those in Downs. The only preventa
tive is for Scuyler to handle this part
Lew Dinner, Of Phillipsburg, was in
Do gns Monday night on his way to
Salina. He took supper at the Leroy
home and in company with Mr.. Leroy
went on to Salina that evening where
both gentlemen took the Shrine degree
of the Masonic lodge.-Downs Times
Deloss GinglCs, who has lived II
Nashville township for years, was II
Saturday, and informed IFS that soor
after his sale on March 3Otb, he viii