Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-24

Hazel Parks will entertain friends
Friday night.
See the Arkansaw Rubes. Opera
house Monday night.
The favorite method of specializing
at present seems to be ON. the Kansas
oil fields.
Kansas University will debate with
Missouri, Colorado Iowa and Nebraska
this year.
Frank L. Brown, of The United
States district Court, died at Topeka,
Monday night. =,
The W. G. T. U. will give general
dinner at the Armory December 3rd.
Patronize the ladies.
"The Keller Stock Company is one
Of the best repetoir companies travel
ing. dallas Texas News.
The ladies of the Presbyterian aid
society will hold Bazaar In the near
future and will serve a chicken pie
dinner.
Governor.elect Hoch being devout
Methodist the usual inaugural ball
will not take place but reception
will be given in its place.
John Merritte Driver, Of Chicago,
will furnish the second number OF the
lecture course, Wednesday evening, No
vember 30th. Don't fail TO hear him.
A car of Colorado apples here last
week did not meet as ready sale as
they have in former years. The rea-
son; Kansas apples are just as good
and much cheaper.
Charley and Van B. Williams Of the
West side were attending court this
week. Van expects to move to Prai-
rie View, in Phillips county, in the
near future. Atwood Citizen.
A man passes for what he Is worth.
II man knows that he can do any.
thing-that he can do 1t better than
any one else-he has pledge Of the
acknowledgment of that fact by all
eSent.-Emerson
A. f. Walker of Prairie View, came
10 on Saturday night and stayed at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Bow
man and went out to Crystal town
ship the next day where he addressed
a Sunday school convention.
Season tickets for the remainder Of
the lecture course may he obtained
for ST 25. Remember the next Two
numbers are worth all that Is charged
for the four. Pupils season tickets
for the remainder Of the course, eighty
cents.
Remember the HERALD Office Is a
good place to get your sale bills. Your
sale will also be advertised In the
paper at a reasonable cost. An inser-
tion Of notice in the paper is the
cheapest and best kind of advertising,
Try it when you have your sale.
The Kirwin Argus last week told the
biggest story, SO far this season, about
big corn huSkers. 1t says, Ralph vii.
SOD, young man who is working for
2. W. Northern, hUshed ll2 bushels
in nine hours. The field in which he
works averages seventy.ffvc bushels
per acre. Next.
During the next thirty days the
HERALD will give FREE to all who
pay up their subscription one year In
advance, one years subscription to the
Farm and Flreside. This Is a good
paper and we'll worth its subscription
price Of fifty cents. 1t will pay you to
take advantage Of this offer.
We have splendid small ranch Of
100 acres to trade for small patch Of
ground, slightly improved, near some
town in county. The value OF this
property is $1,000. viii sell or trade,
give time to suit. Two and a half
miles from a small town. A great op-
portunity. Come and talk it over
with Pratt & Mills
E. G. Perkins who traded proper.
ties with James Johnson, moved to
his new home in this city last Sathr-
day and Mr.. johnson moved to his
farm in Cheyenne county where he will
reside in the future. Mr.. Johnson
has quite large stock ranch near Nc
Donald, Kansas and about a hundred
head Of cattle to care for
A prominent shoe manufacturer
presents the side of advertising In this