Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-30

suits is a speciality OF the tailor at
Shlmealls. Try him when your suit
needs attention.
The families of r. j Garberson and
+ L. Snaw desire to thank their ma
ny friends for their kindly assistance
In the hour Of sorrow.
Q. R. Smith, the fTuadrgman, de-
parted suddenly Sunday for parts I'M
| known The laundry is now 10 charge
OF g. W. Burgess Of Smith Center.
The railroad commissioners have is
sued an order that the ruadbed of the
| Central Branch must be repaired and
put into safe condition by August
first.
G. w. Bowman and son returned
from St. Joseph and report Mrs. Bow
mans condition as much better She
will be able to return in about ten
days.
Logan'S population according to the
Republican is now about $50 a gain OF
$50 during the year. We believe Phil
lipsburg should reach the 1900 mark
this spring.
Willis Bracken who has been work
ing for Collins & Brigham, went to
PhillipSburg to-day to visit. Later
he will 70 to Marysville to work.
Belleville Freeman.
G. W. Spaulding died at his home 10
Greenfield, New York last Friday.
Mr.. Spaulding who was related to tie
families Of M. A. Spaulding and tie
Morses was here last August.
Want TO trade 800 acres two miles
from college town Of Baldwin, eastern
Kansas, we'll improved. Will trade
for land in Phillips county.
PRATT & MILLS.
On account Of the PASTORS sickness,
last Sabbath, the communion service
was pos poned until next Sabbath.
A sacred concert will take the place
Of the usual evening services at the
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Edith May Brush died at her
home In this city Friday morning
from consumption. The deceased was
about twenty.years Of age and came
here about year ago for her health.
The remains we're shipped to Weep.
ing Water, Nebraska.
The Times states that In the city
OF Downs not residence or business
house has been burned In ten or
twelve years and that 1t has a system
of water.works with sufficient pres
sure to throw an inch stream over any
building In the town.
Pratt and Mills negotiated the sale
of the residence property og W. G.
Francis the latter part Of last week,
The purchaser Is Mrs Anna Innan 1t
Almena who will probably hold it for
rental purposes. Mr.. Francis will
build larger and better house.
According to their long practiced
custom, Mr.. and Mrs. @. D. Heath
and Mrs. T G.. Larkin met at the
home of Mrs. w. L. Morgan, Monday,
aud celebrated her birthday. Some
of the younger generation were also
present and enjoyed the occasion.
Rev. Theo. Bracken handed us this
and requested publication: John NJ.
Brummitt Jr Of Stockton and Miss
Birdie NJ. Hebrew of Bow Creek were
married at the residence NJ Mr..
Bracken on March 18th. The bride Is
the daughter of ,Ex.RepreSentatfve
Hebrew.
&. W. Gar berson OF Storm Lake,
Iowa a brother Of B. j. Garberson OF
this place, came down to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Garberson. This was
his first trip to this state. J. N. Sny-
der of Belleville, father Of Mrs. Gar
berSon, two OF her sisters and BROTH
er were also present at the funeral.
The editor visited the country home
Of r. d. Westhafer in Arcade town
ship last Friday and secured some
photographs Of his thoroughbred
hogs. Mr.. Westhafer has sSventy-two
hogs, little and big, Of the DurOc-Jer-
Sey variety, all eligible to registration
and they are fine lot Of animals. He
is coming to the front as a breeder
Of fine hogs.
DR.. VIM. A. Fry, United States in
spectOr Of the Bureau Of Animal in
dustry who is located at Colby was q
visitor to this city Sunday. the guest
OF A. S. McCoppin. Mr.. Fry and
Charlie were friends In schoOl at Kan.
sas City. He had been at Almena on
a professional trip and took advan-
tage Of the opportunity to visit the
| M renfs nf his friend