Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-12-01
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Cheap money on real estate. Pratt
& Mills. ~;4
1 c. A. Lewis has money to loan on
improved farms.
JohnrHearst has moved his house
from the west to" the east part of
town.
4 Mrs. Frank Larkin is visiting in
Glenwood with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Bogenrief,'. H'e.''
: WA. Barron and wife spent Thanks
giving at the home Of his parents Mr..
and Mrs A. Barron, Of Knwin.
Anyone having an eighty acre farm
| for sale may find buyer by communi-
'tcating with s. A. Matteson, Dana,
Kansas. .t
The Womep's Christian Temper
ance Union will serve dinner next Sat.
ur1ay, December Sd, in the Armory,
Patronize the ladies',
The Phillipsburg,Mound Township
Sunday School Association will be
| held Sunday, December 4th, at Beth
ell church commencing at l0;30a. m.
After. wrecking the Republican par
ty as. to: local matters in Phillips
county John Q. Royce of the Phillips
burg Dispatch is out after the state
printer shlp-Oberlin Eye (Rep)
Those who have been afraid that
StubbS might want the same office as
themselves were considerably relieved
when Stubs announced that he could
not afford to accept any office in the
state.
Is present money more valuable tn
you than future? Borrow of Pratt &
Mills. They want farm security, lend
on small rates, long time, option as to
payment. Office Phillips County Bank
Building.
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Poe entertained,
the Misses Utah and Daisy Shimeall
Messrs Floyd and John Shimeall and
Miss Ivalee Snyder of Norton, on
Thanksgiving. They all remained 10
the grand ball in the evening.
Mrs. G. j, Fleming and Mrs. P, Z.
Albaugh left last Friday for Lebanon
where they visited a few days with
Mrs. Ingram, who resided at this place
for two or three years while her bus
band was the Rock Island agent here.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school,
on Sunday, December 4th, will COM
mence at 9:45 sharp, so that the church
service may close little earlier to al
low those who wish to do so to attend
the township Sunday school aSSocia-
tion at Bethel church.
We have splendid small ranch of
l6O acres to trade for small patch Of
ground, slightly improved, near some
town in county. The value Of this
property is $1,000. Will sell or trade,
give time to suit. Two and half
miles from a small town. A great OPP
portunity. Come and talk it over
with Pratt & Mills.
160 acre farm, 100 acres In cultlva-
tioD, new frame rooms with pantry
l6 by 6, and cellar under entire house.
Frame barn large enough for five head
OF horses; frame granary; corn crib,
that will hold 500 bushels Of corn;pood
we'll water with wind mill; all fer ced
and crOSs-fenced; 60 acres pasture;
and gently rolling. Price, $4,000.
PRATT & MILLS.
Mr.. and Mrs j. S. McAlllster Of
Deer Creek township, have enjoyed
visit from G. w. Branderburg, dentist
OF Frankfort, Kansas and brother Of
Mrs. McAllister, who came in Monday
and returned Tuesday. Mr.. Brander-
burg was looking over the real estate
bargains CT the county and may decide
to invest in land near here.
The HERALD is in receipt of a book
entitled "Father and Daughter"
written and published by Miss Lucy
E. Mayo, OF Beaver City, Nebraska.
The book deals with the early history
of southwestern Nebraska and the ex.
periences incident to the early settle
ment Of that region. II Is illustrated
with several halftone cuts and sells for
81 per volume. The book is bound in
cloth and contains 1888 pages.
Special Thanksgiving services we're
conducted at the Methodist church
Thursday evening, all the churches Of
the city uniting in conducting them.
Excellent music was furnished by the
choIrs Of the different churches and
Rev. Walsh rendered solo. The SER
mon was preached by Rev. J. r. Nc
Quown, using as theme l04thFsalm,
and all who heard him compliment
the effort and speak In highest praise
of the sermon. The audience Was
COCA.
W. +. Adams, representative Of
tbo DantraI Ctafa ITALIAN Cnn,