Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-04-13
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C. A. Lewis has money to loan on
improved farms.
Pratt and Mills have an acre.tract
in Auburn Heights for $50.
For SALE Good driving and work
horse. Inquire Of j. F. Morse.
Get 10 line with other good drsssers
and buy yonr Clothing at Shlmealls.
Editor Williamson OF the Esbnn
Times was a visitor to this city Satur-
day.
LosT-A pair Of new shoes. Finder
is requested to leave same at this
office.
See the tailor at ShlmeallS when you
want your suit cleaned and pressed
He will do you good work.
DR.. John r Kirk Of Lincoln, Nebr.
will open dental Office in the opera
House Block June the first. 2S-4t
We ave a a good 6 room
'ouse l lot, q blocks from "a
price low.-Pratt & Mills
George Miller suffered fall from a
horse last week and Sustained slight
injuries but is now all right again.
Gustave e. Seeger and Bertha Kin.
ter Of Speed we're married at the office
Of the probate judge yesterday after
noon.
G. A. Lewis returned yesterday from
a business trip TO southern Missouri.
While away he travelled LOG miles by
stage through the Ozarfs.
We have a good six room house ard
and one lot two and One.half blocks
from square at a reasonable price.
PRATT & MILLS.
A. S Harwond accompanied his
daughter, BEATRICE, to Grand Island,
Nebraska where the will attend school
lie returned last week after visiting
at Lincoln.
W. s. Stretton, wife and daughter
OF Downs visited III this city Friday
The family were ON their way to Los
Angeles California where they expect
to spend the summer
P. A. Sanford OF KenSlngton was
here Monday investigating the cement
machine Of StinsOn and Bickford He
went from here to Fairbury. He ex-
poets to install cement stone plant
al KenSingtOn.
Mrs. NJ. A. Larkln, J. N. McIlvGIn,
the family Of Rev Kemp and tie
writer we're PhilipSburg representa-
tives to the conference at Smith Gen.
ter last week. The sermon by Bishop
Joy ce On Sunday was very fine.
@. NJ. Poe, wife and daughter
and Mrs. Terpening went to Kansas
City Tuesday night The PUes will
return to night. Mrs Terpening will
go to Manchester, Iowa, where she
will probably remain for a year
The top price for Steers In Kansas
City on Tuesday was So so per cwt.
with very strong, active market %
all grades Of Cattle Top hogs S. As.
Snip to HUTTON KICK COMMISSION
90 for most satisfactory returns.
The six wo and one-half acre tracts
in the new Morgan Park, are all dis
posed OF and live IT them are already
under contract Tor The ercctioo Of new
dwellings Property in that part Of
town Is rapidly increasing In value.
D. E. Moore and Frank Donovan
members Of the township board Il
Summer township were in town Fri
day presenting the claims of the tow
ship for the construction OF a good
ne v iron bridge near Silas Troycr's
B J. Garbeson was up from the
Phillipsburg last Saturday and packed
his household goods and rented his
farm He will make his home for the
present with his daughter who lives
near ReHford.-Almena Plaindealer
Charlie Mann arrived Saturday
morning from Gerlng. Nebraska where
he has been employed for the last four
years and spent the day visiting I'D
friends He is now at Downs where
he is engaging In the newspaper busi-
ness on his own account
School in the Sunilower district six
miles notth-east q this city Il sed
last Friday. Miss Cora Barnes was
the teacher The patrons Of the
school and the pupils joined in cele.
brating the occasion with a big dinner
and appropriate exercises.
Peter ". Larson, a man about forty.
eight years Of age, died at his hume
near Dana from the effects Of an op-
Grafton for the relief OF appendicitis.
The funeral was conducted By lev.
Williamson Of Agra and the remains
hurled In the cemetery south OF Dana.
A wife and several children are left