Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-11-21
Kansas WOMEN.

I LeaLo TIC sly 10 OF q DSQ nom Bitter
! creek, rode through the city on Sunday
evening at full speed. She Lad no pistol,
/ but was swinging her arm aaOund in the
style of q warrior who smelt the battle
/ afar OF and wanted to be in at the kill
/ ing. We have not heard the name Of
/ the female nor what particular object
/ she had in view. She seemed to want
/ to give the people to understand that
/ she could be just as bad as a man or bust
a cinch trying.
Miss Adelaide Rudolph of Cleveland,
/ has been elected Latin professor of the
state university Of Kansas. She is q
niece of Mrs. Garfield. Previous to the
/ war her parents resided at Lincoln, H.,
removing from there to Hiram, Ohio,
/ where her father joined Garfeld's regi-
ment. In 1868 he died in an army hos
! pital, and was brought home to Hiram
/ for burial. Miss Rudolph, the newly
| elected Latin professor, is a grand
! daughter of the venerable DR.. J. S. Lane,
| Of Chicago, prominent in Grand Army
! circles.
Kingman Courier: Miss Minnie Taylor
was struck in the face by a baseball at
| school on Monday last so hard that she
| lost all consciousness from the time she
was hurt, In the morning at recess, until
/ after four O'Clock. She was assisted
home by a couple Of sChOolmates. A
| popularity of the matter was the effect
| Of the blow. While she would laugh
and talk and cry, it was all unconsciously
done and with no connection.
Mrs. Rye of ParkdaIe, a suburb of To
! peka, who has been living Tor several
! years in that part of town with her hus-
| band and i've children, has elOped with
an unknown man, taking with her the
! eldest daughter, fourteen year old,
and leaving the four FeIuai.iLg children,
| the youngest of which is about three
years old, with her sick and paralyzed
| husband.
Leavenworth TEsues: One day last
| week while Mrs. Geo. A. King was at
| tempting to bend over a cooking stove
| at her home on Miami street, the oven
| door few open and the corner of it struck
/ her IN the left eye, burning the flesh of
/ cheek and the ball of the eye severely.
/ DR.. Viewer, who was called, thought at
| first the eye would be entirely ruined,
| but yesterday afternoon it was reported
that the sight will be saved.
Junction City Union: Thursday eve
ming a number of friends sent to the
'little grip several gallons of oysters,
with the necessary "hXens," and in
structiOns to have them ready for the
band. A bon fire was made, the band
I
| bet your life the new register of deeds can
get up something good to eat, which she
did.
EmpOria Means: Mrs. ". P. Lewis, a
lady living about four miles north of
Americas, met with a fearful accident
last week while sitting in a. chair she
! leaned too far back and fell striking her
head; she has not been able to set I'D
since the accident and her recovery is !
doubtful.
Emporia NelUs: A warrant for the
| arrest Of Frank Potter for beating his
wife, Susan Potter, was sworn out before
| Judge Fletcher, the other day. Mrs. Pot
! ter says that he has knocked her down
and beaten her over twenty times, and
has threatened her life on several Occa-|
siOns.
AtchisOn Globe: Mrs. T. II. Harker,
/ formerly Of Atchison, has been appoint
/ ed manager of the Western Union tele-
graph company. Mrs. Harker's late hus-
/ b md was the manager of the old Amer
lean Union in AtchisOn several wears
/ ago.
Newton Kansan: Nellie Bailey came
out first best in the law suit last Thurs
day evening again, against the admins
traitor Of the BOthamly estate, and was
awarded judgment for 81, 1926, the full
amount asked fer.
LeavenWorth Times: Ida Holiday. \
a Well-knoWn cOlOred girl, who has been
under arrest many times, was ordered to
the city rock pile the other day, with a
ball and a chain attached to one of his
ankles. She had become unruIy and re- /
fused to work.
A bold highway robbery occurred at |
LeaVenWOTth on Saturday night. the
second of its kind in a week. A lady
was stopped on a crowded street by two /
men, one OF whom stifed her cries /
while the other succeeded in taking her /
gold watch, ring and neck chain.
One night last week a number women |
In North Topeka, serenaded a newly /
married couple, who had separated sew 4
eraI times before, with bells, tin pans 4
and other discordant instruments.
a young woman by the name Of Grey,
living some three miles southwest Of
Union, Riley county, attempted suicide
last week by shooting herself She was
not seriously hurt.
While jumping from the bank of
stream in COmanche county, q twelve
year old daughter of James Mann frac-
tured the bones of her ankles so tina.
they protruded through the skin.
Mrs. James g. Blaine, has returned to
Augusta from a prOtTacted visit to her
daughter Mrs. COppiHger, att Fort Hays,
Kansas.
Miss Dora RjdenOur has been aD-
pointed operator at Seneca, Nemaba
county for the mutual union telegraph
company.
Miss Jessie Patterson Of Junction City.
was elected register Of deeds, Of Davis
county at the late election.
Dr.. WALEER's VrHEaAR BrrrEBs-a medi-
sine that sxpeis disease without weakening
he patient, eLhilaratsz the spirits without