Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02
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Blank notes may be obtained at Ibis
office
r. j. Mcclure was numbered among
our visitors Monday.
will Ransom made flying business
trip to Long Island last Friday.
H. NJ. Poe Of Norton spent Sunday
In this city with his brother Charlie.
We loan money. Do you need 1t?
Before you borrow see Pratt & Mills.
The newest thing in town--The BOs-
ton Store 5 and 10 cent bargain coun-
tiers
Mrs o N Hittle and daughter,
Lizzie, OF Kensington, visited in this
city last Monday.
Miss Jennie Underwood of Agra,
spenA Sunday in this city, the guest of
Miss Edna brennan.
Representative Tannahlll came Sat
urday morning and spent Sunday at
home, returning to Topeka Monday
evening
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet with Mrs Carry
Kelley. Friday, February 10th, at 2:3O
In the afternoon.
W. G. Francis has moved his office
from the post office block to the Cum
mings building in the north west cor
ner Of the square.
w. W. Kite who resided just west
OF town last year has moved to the
Albert Rouse farm where he will re-
side during the coming season.
D. W. Grant a leading real estate
dealer of Almena, was in the city last
Thursday looking up business. His ad
appears elsewhere In this issue,
The conference Of the Methodist
church Of this part of Of the state will
be held in Smith Confer about the
Arst Of April. This will give many
who have never attended conference,
the opportunity Of visiting this SEES
sion, and it will pay all who can to go.
W. G Smith, the coming clothier.
has been In town two or three days
this week arranging for his opening
which will be about March first. Mr..
Smith will be here again next week
putting his room in shape for the re-
ception of a good new stock Of ready
to-wear clothing.
A. S. McCOppin will leave Saturday,
for Kansas City where he will spend
Sunday with his son Charlie. Thence
he goes to st. Louis to purchase his
spring stock Of goods. lie will be
gone about week, during which time
the store will be under the supervis-
ion Of Miss brennan.
JOhu r. Clark, the last Of our lee
turers was appreciated as much asaDy
number that has been given this sea-
son. He has wonderful command NJ
language, his gestures are perfectly
natural and easy and he is both wit
ty and eloquent his subject was "To
and Fro In London" and 1t dealt with
with the many interesting features
Of the worlds metropolis.
Clarence McIlvain who has been
canvassing for the Sinclair washer In
various parts Of Kansas and Nebraska
for nearly year is home again for
good and will engage in business al
this place, He intends to open up 4
feed store In the Bickiord BUILDING
which Is being placed On the lots NOR Il
of the Chamber bla ckSmilh shop
Clareuce is deserving young man
and we wish him su cess
Mrs. Anna Carl OF Long Island, was
In the city Saturday, canvsssing for
the Kansas City World She Is a can.
didate for the round.trip ticket IT, nj.
agra Falls, offered by the WorId, AID
stands good chance to win. ". o.
Howard a young man Of Dana. is alsu
seeking this prize and is making a
good showing. Were the votes OF
both candidates given to one, Phillips
county would easily win in the contest.