Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-04-06

For SALE.-Good driving and work
horse. Inquire OF j. +. Morse.
The mouth Of March 1905 has been
the warmeSi in twenty five years.
See the tailor al ShlmeallS when you
want your suit cleaned and pressed
He will do you good work.
A card from the postmaster at Lo-
gan furnishes the information that
John Boyd las removed to Speed.
We ave a a good 8 room
'ouse l lot, q blocks from ca
price low.-Pratt s. Mills
Rev. L. Kemp, wife and little
daughter departed Monday evening
for Smith Center to attend GOLFER
ence.
We have a good six room house and
and one lot two and ne.half blocks
from square at reasonable price.
PRATT s. MILLS.
A scientific writer asks "why do we
see things right side up" and the
Kansas City Journal responds, "be-
cause we do not stand on our heads.
Want to trade 800 acres two miles
from college town of Baldwin, eastern
Kansas, well improved. Will trade
for land in Phillips county.
PRATT g. MILLS
Cleaning pressing and repairing
suits is a speciality Of the tailor at
ShImealS Try him when your suit
needs attention.
When the Post moves into its new
quarters by the Phillips County Bank
and puts in new press and folder,
it will be very nicely equipped Office.
The commissioners assembled in
their regular April session last Mon
day and have been making the usual
allowances to meet the cOunty's obi
cations.
Easter is late hut spring Is not re-
layed on this account. Wheat fields
have assumed beautiful green, grass
is starting nicely and fruit trees are
hlOssoming.
Mrs. M. A. Spaulding returned from
Long Island Friday. Her father, JOS
eph SHELTON, was quite sick while she
was there but, we are pleased to state,
Is now much better.
Having dabbled in state politics un-
til he has them in satisfactory con-
dition. W. r. StubbS has gone to
Mexico where he has a 100000 rail-
road contract in sight.
W. D. Granger has purchased the
residence property Of W. L. Green
and will occupy it soon. Mr. Granger
evidently believes Phlllipsburg is a
goood town in which to live.
& A miniature tornado struck corner
NJ the Farmers Feed Yard Monday
afternoon and strung ont section Of
their sheds, damaging the lumber to
some extent but otherwise doing no
harm.
A discerning newspaper writer has
discovered that man who il In poll |
tics for the good of the people all too
frequently considers that himself and
his relatives are the people.-Atwood
Patriot.
A. DeVries and wife Of Prairie View
we're visitors to this city Friday. Mr..
DeVries bad business in town and
his wife came to get some dental
work done by our competent dentist
DR.. Pope.
Ladies' Hosiry Sale Friday and
Saturday. Fifty and Seventy-tive
C6uU Values III DldCk anu HCW plOHH'
Lace openwOrk, we will sell 100 pairs
at Thirty-tive cents for choice at the
Shimeall Clothing Co.
Alfalfa seed has been rather scarce
in this section, or the demand has
been unusually large as number Of
farmers who desired to SOW sone Of
their fields have been unable 10 fecnre
the seed. It's a dandy crop.
Mr.. Ellen Hardman and daughter,
Leslve, left yesterday morning for
Phillipsburg whe re they will make
their home. Miss Leslye will he EN-.
ployed in the offiice Of the Central
Lumber Co. at that place. Downs
Times.
Southern and eastern Kansas has
been swept ny wind, hail and torrents,
while some counties In the western
part of the state have suffered from
prairie fires which burned over large
scope of country destroying almost
everything.
Mrs. Ed Smith and SON. who have
heen visiting here with the Rhoadea