Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-04-21
LOCAL MENTION.
Eaggard fits glasses.
Fine book work at this office.


You will do business il you AdVer-
tiSe in the HERALD.
J. j. Without from Logan was in
the city the first of the week.
Attorney Everson of Alma attended
the district court here this week.
Corn planting is well under way,
many farmers having begun last week.
Sheriff Walroth of Bloomington,
Nebraska attended court here this
week.
Mrs. S. C. Bales died at her home in
Kirwin few days since. Particulars
are unlearned.
Mrs. VIM. Bradley is enjoying visit
from her niece, Miss Martin who re"
sides in Denver.
D, D. Smith departed Sunday for
Portland, Oregon, where he expects to
make his future home.
G. L. Judd who visited with rela-
tives In Kentucky for three or four
weeks is at home again.
If you are in need Of any thing in
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to 90 to the Shimeall'S.
Rev. l. S. Hall of St Francis form
er pastor of the M. e church at this
place is visiting friends in this city.
Will Lowe came in from Colorado
Springs Monday evening. He has gone
to Kansas City, and will go from there
to St. Louis.
The little daughter Of T. L, Cook
was quite sick the first Of the week
but is better now, Mr.. Cook was also
indlSpps ed for day or two.
A good run of job work makes a
good printing Office and good print
log office invites good run of job
work, This explains our rush lately.
DR.. Dexter of Topeka lecturcd on
Temperance at the Baptist church
Yesterday afternoon His lecture
was appreciated by those in attend
ance.
A sixty. i've cent rate from this city
to Kensington and return has been
granted for the 26. No 6 will carry
the passengers down and No. 8 will
stop for their return.
Schuyler Landes found a man who
was looking for lodging place Friday
evening and Accommodated the gentle.
man by grantin9 him the privilege of
occupying cot in the county jail.
The Herald has been having an ex-
ira large run Of job work this month.
Still more can be handled. Best OF
satisfaction is always given. Call In
when in need of any kind Of printing.
G. V. Eberstein has been enjoying a
visit from his cousin from Wichita,
also named EberStein, He may re-
main and work insurance this season.
Ee is a student in the law department
at Ann ArbOr, Michigan.
In the absence of Attorney Castor
of Franklin the defense Of the robbers
devolved upon G. A. Lewis. Mr..
Lewis advised the settlement Of the
case as noted elsewhere, the result of
which is a great saving to the county.
e L. Morgan has finished his school
work at Topeka for this year and has
returned to the farm where he will
spend his summer vacation. His sis
ter, Mrs. Williams accompanied him
to this city for a short visit with her
parents and numerous friends
James Johnson the superintendent
OF the Baptist Sunday school is max
ing a special effort to interest the
people in the Baptist church services.
At the present time the church has
no pastor but may have soon and all
other services are carried on as usual
and every one is cordially invited tC
attend them.
S. E. FleiSher is branc hing out as 9
breeder of thorough bred DuvOc Jer
sey hogs. The hog industry is one d
the most certain and profitable con
nected with the Kansas farm and t!
value il nearly doubled when the
thorough bred varieties are raised
Mr.. FleiSher has the right idea ant
will doubtless make a success.
Women and girls wanting respecta
BILE lodgings in ST Louis apply to
w. c. T. U. centenary NJ. f. church
10th, aud Pine ST., three blocks from
depot The Salvation Army, 9Th anC
Walnut Streets. The Queens Daugh
ter's Home, Ill North 10Th Street
Evangelical Lutheran City Mission
Cociatv 1TO4 Market ST Ira plers