Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-03-16

I Johu Addie came up from Agra
yesterday on business matters.
ASS rule the men WHO are perfectly
square have the largest circles Of
/ friends.
Wedding cards, invitatio ions, pro-
grams of all kinds may be obtained at
this ullice.
! L, &, Larkin has gone to Bridger
Montana Tor his health. Mrs L1rkin
will also so about the tirSt Of My.
LosT-A gold rinrer ring in the
public road hear Dana. Finder is re-
queSted " leave same at this Office.
Please don't forget The Boston has
nice new line Of Ladies' Skirts.
White Shirt Waists and Cravenetts.
Friends of Mrs. F. NJ Justin will
regret to learn that the is reported
quite sick at her home In Manhattan.
On March IL, Thos W. West and
Grace NJ. Williams OF Woodruff, pro-
cured a license authorizing their mar
rage.
G. A. Lewis is having his building
Just west Of the Phillips County Bank
re paired and put in shape for rome
good business man.
Why let your competitor gain an
advantage over you that you can Tre-
vent at very slight cost by adver' is
ing in the HERALD?
II. N and A. W. Vlers of Stockton,
visited here Sunday. These gentle
men were formerly interested in Pill
lipSburg in business way.
The red hog seems to be growing in
the favor Of Phillips county farmt rs.
Any good thorough bred hog is a good
thing on the farm and the greater the
number the better.
Even postmaSters have their trou-
BILE. A Kansas Official has been sued
oy a patron because Of the poStmaS-
ter's failure to deliver a postal card
conveying news of death.
The writer Of Kansas notes In the
Star suggests that an easy way for the
governor to adjust things with Royce
would be to make him chief inspector
Of the cinder beetle quarantine.
Trains from the west are all delay
ed by wreck at Flagler, Colorado,
passenger train no 10 having been
dItched. No loss of life is reported
but some received serious injuries.
About twenty-five Of the Rebekahs
gathered at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Chapman taking a generous
supply of refreshments as a surprise
for Mr.. Chapman. A pleasant time
is reported.
The Boston has just received a sec.
ond shipment Of spring dress goods
You should see their cotton taffetas
at Fifteen cents per yard. The drSt
lot lasted 5 days and IL you want in on
this second lot you had better get a
move on you.
Melvin Strain expects to remain at
the home Of his parents for the resent
at least. He has been with his broth
err Will at Selden learning telegraphy.
Miss Anna will remain here till next
Sunday when she will return to Colo
RADIO Springs. The other members of
the family have already returned to
their homes.
Arthur Couch, wife and baby are
here for a months viist. They will
also go up to South Dakota and visit
with MOODY before returning tn their
home in Minco, Indian Territory.
The little son is the first Rrand-chld
Of Mr.. and Mrs j D. Couch and they
are very proud OF the little one.
Yesterday the probate judge Issued
marriage licenses to the following:
Dick Englesman and Mary Gulche.
laar; Cornelius A Van Kooten aud
Minnie Englesman all Of Prairie View;
John NJ. Brumitt of Stockton and
Birdie M Hebrew Of Bow Creek.
The HERALD extends congratulations
to all Of them.
The ]. S. Bailey farm four miles
north Of Agra, was sold by the sheriff
Monday and purchased by Z L. Keck-
" for $500. This is a pretty good
quarter section OF fairly we'll improved
land When land brings such a good
price at forced sale. it is not strange
that it is hard for the Speculation 10
get In bis graft.
JIG. Richards and family of Ores
den, were here for several days visit
ing with the Robb family. Mr.. Rich
ards recently sold his farm in Sheri-
den county and has been looking
through other states for new loca-
.,.oAl.