Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-30
Come to Philllpsburg July 4th.

this week helping put up the alIalIa
crop.
Ladies in need of street hats can
get them at a bargain, while they last
at Mrs. fuckers.
You can get the st. Louis Daily
World for only one dollar year. Sub
scriptionS received here.
II you are In need of any thing In
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to go to the Shimeall'S.
L. W. Kemp who spent last week at
Colby attending the camp meetings
reports a very successful series Of ser.
vices at that place.
Frank Boyd expects to attend St.
Louis and take in the convention.
Royce is already there. The two Of
them ought to fix things all right.
Mrs. Z. F. Gates has returned from
York, Nebraska where she has been
visiting for sometime. Her daughter,
Mrs. Holmes and little son came back
with her.
Guy Runion will leave about Aug
ust first for Grand Island, Nebraska,
He will attend sthe business college
and expects to complete the course
during the year.
WANTED-A bright energetic young
man to act as solicitor. Good com.
mission, good work for the right party
A rustler can make good wages. In
quire at this office.
For SALE-A good 100 acres In Bow
Greek township, prairie land, smooth
and nearly all tillable. A bargain at
$40 an acre. Half down, balance on
Time. Inquire OF W. Fl. PRATT.
The Topeka Daily Herald and this
paper will be sent to any address I'm.
til January LIST 1905 for $l.5O. Get In
on this offer as it will furnish you the
best ca mpalyn literature at the low.
est rates.
Our base ball team felt pretty gay
after the Kensington game but Agra
gave them some good experience Tues
day. The score was In favor Of Agra
II to 2. Our boys say the Agra team
had a good twirler.
We want sample paper sack of clean
coarse, sharp gritted sand and sepa-
rate sack Of coarse gravel, with price
per load of each delivered. Must be
suitable to use in. making cement
sidewalks. Inquire Of Phillips County
Bank.
o. N. Hlttle has accepted the posi-.
tiOn Of agent on the Rock Island at
Kensington. He will begin work at
once and the family will move tomor-
row. During their short stay here
they have made many friends who re.
greet to see them leave.
There will be Patriotic Service
in the Presbyterian church Sun.
day morning, consisting Of solos
by Miss Townsley, and G. A. Lewis,
quartette and address by Rev. McQ0wn
There will be union meeting at the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
Major Scott will speak on America
and its Homes"
St, Louis-Denver sleeping car ser.
vice via @. and A. will be established |
June 10. West bound car leaves st. |
Louis 9:O6 a. m. arrives at Kansas City |
6 p. m. and leaves Kansas City 6:35 |
o. m. arrives at Denver 9:35 a. m.
Returning leaves Denver 2.15 p. m.
arrives at Kansas City 9:35 a. m.
leaves Kansas City 1920 a m. arrives
at st. Louis 1908 am.
1t Is told of an Atchison man that
he went to a hotel with his bride. and
engaged room. He had occasion to
60 down to the Office and when he re-
turned got to the wrong door, "HOn-
ey, honey" he cried shaking the ham
die, "let me In" What's the matter
with you, reared mans voice from
within. "This isn't a beehive; it's
the bathroom. "-Atchlson Globe.
Mrs A. w. Robertson entertained a
number of her lady friends at tea
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF Mrs
Handy. The guests were Mrs Edlck,
Mrs. Hartman Mrs. Champlln, Mrs.
John Gebhart, Mrs. Grace Gebhart,
Mrs. Herzog, Mrs. Handy, Mrs. Lane
Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. TruckeY Of Omaha,
Mrs. French OF HoIton, Mrs. Phillips,
Mrs. Theo. Close, Mrs. Ed Close. The
guests were seated at one long table
which was prettily decorated with
carnations. Pleasing refreshments
were served and the guests report an
enjoyable occasion.