Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-01-19
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Blank notes may De OOCdIned DIV Inin
office.
Cheap money on real estate, Pratt
& Mills.
A. s. McCoppin is laid up as a re-
suit of too violent exercise shoyeling
snow.
George W. Cole has been quite i'll
for several days but is now much i'm
proved.
The Kansas City Weekly Star will
be given one year with the HERALD
for only sl.O5.
The Shimeall Clothing Company
announces in this issue that it is here
to stay. Read their ad.
For sALE-One good work and drlv-
ins horse. Inquire Of j. + Morse, Of
flee in Phillips County Bank. 14-2
G. r. Smith returned Saturday
from three weeks visit in Gait, On
iario, with mis- sister whom no had
not seen for fifty years.
Miss Sylvia Rarick, formerly Of this
place, now teaching az Portis, spent
Sunday In this city The guest Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Charles GebharL.
w.. G. Francis now gadS about town
on crulcheS and manages to look after
his business. IL will be several weeks
yet before he is able to walk.
Mrs. Saunders and son David have
gone to Galva, Illinois, for an extend
ed visit. Mrs Saunder' mother is very
i'll. They also visit Pawnee City,
Nebraska, while away.
Charley McCoppin who-is taking
high rank among The students Ut the
Kansas City Veterinary College, will
be located at Wilcox, Nebraska, next
summer and will engag in the prac-
tice OF the profession.
John s Kelley OF Deer Creek de-
parted Monday night for few weeks
visit at Wichita. Mr. Kelley had ex.
pec1ed TO make this trip during the
holidays but was compelled to put it
of Oh account VI sickness.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet with Mrs Jane
Tracy On Friday, January 9th, at 2:30
p. m. Follow the program Tor Janu-
airy, in state minutes. ThUSe inter-
ested In forming an l.. T. l.. are invil'
ed W be present.
e. P. Farley has been unable to give
bond and will be confined in The Jew
ell county jail at MankatO, awaiting
trial at the next term Of the district
court. Mr.. Yontz the injured man is
now believed to be In fair way u re-
cover. Mr.. Farley waived prelimI-
nary hearing.
Lee Broken has resigned his posi-
tion at Lansing and is back In Phil
llpsburg with intentions Of remaining
Mr.. Bracken eIpe;ts to engage in the
drug business with DR. Wallace aud II
their plans materiallze they will open
up a store In short time, occupying
the Gebhart building on the SOUTH
west corner OF the square.
w. A. Swim returned Saturday
from RexiOrd with two car loads Of
young stock cattle. He will not put
them in the feed lot this winter but
will run them over until next season.
Mr. Swim has splendid stock rauch
on the Solomon just east OF Marvi,
and 10 one Of the many farmers who IL
building up nice little fortune in
Phillips county.
The writer acknowledges a please Mt
call Saturday afternoon from N. j.
Chapman Of Scottsville, Kansas. MI.
Chapman and family we're residentsu i
this county for several years, having
engaged in the mercantile busint IS
and farming in the northeast part Of
the county. They left about twelve
years ago and DIR. Chapman and wife
who has not been back since then
spent two or three weeks visiting
uld friends near Handy.
The first field Of alfalfa grown in
Lyon county was Sown twenty two
years ago on the Sunny Slope farm,
which farm afterward became famous
10 the hands VI Charles CrUss, The not
ed but unfortunate Hereford cattle
breeder. The field was forty acres In
extent aud the seed scattered over 1t
cost eli bushel. II grew well and
produced several crops the first sea-
SIN aud has been a productive field
ever since, although somewhat dam
aged by Hoods Uf late years. Tbi
gas to sbUw that alfalfa when vel
roo.ed in a soil adapted to It's groatl
is crup OF an entirely reliable ano
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