Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-03-17
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to his house.
The children of j, S. Morse Jr, have
all been quite sick.
You can get the best in job print
ing at the Herald Office.
Mrs. Burnap has been here from
Almena visiting for few days.
L. A. Dinner departed Monday for
Salina and other eastern points.
Glen Lewis left Sunday evening for
Mexico, Missouri, to renew his school
work.
Cheapest eating house in town for
price charged; The Blue Front Res
taurant.
Clarence Gray who has been away
for some time returned to this city
last week,
Read the Herald for good real es-
tate bargains. 1t will tell you Of a
good many.
Over thirty from this place attended
the Odd Fellows lodge at Logan Mon
day evening.
General real estate and insurance
business. See W. II. PRATT, Phillips
burg Kansas
A. Hawkins one of the progressive
farmers of Plum township was bust
ness visitor yesterday.
DelosS Gingles will hold public
sale on March 30. Notice appears
elsewhere in this issue.
For quick sales list your real estate
with W. II. Pratt Office under
Phillips County Bank.
If you are in need of any thing in
clothing or furnishing goods don't
fail to go to the Shimeall'S.
w. Q. Soule Of Long Island was a
visitor to this city Tuesday. Mr. Soule
reports a good crop condition in his
section.
The Alabama MiuStrelS gave their
entertainment at the opera house,
Tuesday evening. 1t was we'll attend
ed and quite satisfactory
There was q meeting Of the social
lists at the corut house, Tuesday 1t
was decided that q convention be Cal ed
later and a county ticket nominated
The senatorial convention in the
first district which has been in dead
lock for so long, on Tuesday nominated
o. j. Nugent, the anti-machine candi
date.
Fred Veeh who has been at Kansas
City with a shipment Of stock return
ed yesterday. He reports a heavy
snow at the river but little west Of
Mcfarland.
]. D. Matteson and B. f. Heaton
and wife Of Crystal were county seat
visitors yesterday, all having impor-
tant business mltterS demanding
their attention.
Messrs. SHELTON and Dredrick came
over from Long Island last Thursday
and remained till the next day. The
gentleman had the misfortune to
break buggy wheel but repaired it
temporarily for their return.
A. s. McCoppin has purchased the
building lately occupied by G. NJ. Cole
and will move into it with his large
stock Of merchandise about the first
Of next month. Mr.. Bracken, it is
said intends to move to Marvin.
Henry Allen has now decided THAI
the contest between himself and Bow
ersOck should be settled by a primary
election. Had the system been In vogue
instead of the convention there would
have been no need for contest,
For SALE-A good five room hDuSt
sand two full lots. Good location
Has city water, sumo fruit trees, small
table and coal house. This property
rents for So a month. 500 gets this
property il purchased soon. Inquire
Of w. II. PRATT, under Phillips
County Bank.
The first Strawberries Of the season
were presented by Fred Veeh yester-
day Mr.. Veeh who had just return
ed from Kansas City where he had
been with stock has felt the touch Of
prosperity and consequently we are
Obliged for his thoughtful consIdera-
iion. lie usually does things about
RIGHT