Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-04-11

into more commodiOus quarters. The
church has recently been INCORPORATED
under the law for the Incorporation of
religious associations, with Messrs J. A
Moore. W. H. Vincent, b. Brush. S. Milne
A. G.. Richardson and r. r. Ball as trust
ees. On Saturday the session was en-
laTged by the election Of Mr.. j. L. Ach-
esOn. At the same time seventeen were
added to the membership of the church
and others have the question under con
sideration and viii probably soon con
meet with the church
Wichita Eagle: The result of the effort
to raise a sum for the purchasing of a IL
brary for Rev. DR.. Phillips, to replace
the one consumed at the time the Meth
odist church was burned, was that on
Sunday, $3.50 was subscribed for this
worthy and cOmmendable purpose,
though this may not fully replace the
one lost, vet it is a liberal and handsome
testimonial to a popular minister from
admiring friends and viii not only. be a
a substantial benefit but viii be q source
of glad remembrance to the recipient
for many years to come.
Independence Star: The entertain
ment at the Catholic church recently. is
highly praised by all who attended it.
Miss Rosa z. Hams, Of Wyandotte, as
sisted by the ladies Of the church choir,
completely captured the audience by her
singing and instrumental music. Father
SchOn, in his lecture on what Catholics
Do Not Believe" dispelled a good many
popular fallacies in regard to the faith
and practices of the Mother Church, and
held the close attention Of his audience
throughout.
Wellington Standard: The social given
at the residence of q. +. Hargis recently,
by the ladies of the NJ E. church, in
honor of Rev. and Mrs. S. Price, was
well attended, and proved one of the
most pleasant occasions Of the kind ever
held in this city. The event of the even
ing was the presentation to Mrs. Price of
three beautiful pieces Of silveTWare, as a
token Of the high esteem In which she
is held by all.
Jewell Republican: We understand
that Elder BallOu, Of the Christian
would be glad to know there was a prop
erly managed gymnasium and Skating
rink connected with every college in the
land. The Evangelical minister prays
that the "thundering rink" may be
closed. Thus the doctors disagree, and
the ''kids" have good authority for doing
as they please.
Great Bend Register: The COngrega-
tional Association held in this city last
week decided to cali a special meeting at
Sterling on the 18th of May next for the
purpose of determining the character of
the proposed college and also its loca-
ton. If proper effort is made by our
citizens we shall get the institution.
Columbus Times: The Christian church
of this city under the ministratiCn of
Elder butcher has held a very interest
ing series of meetings resulting in 81
additions to the church. Elder butcher
is clear, logical and fOrcible preacher
and is gaining a strong hold on his peO-
pie and the community generally.
Times: Last March the Methodists in
Downs numbered rs full members and 6
PrObatiOners. At this time there are 1OI
full members and 26 probatiOners. The
society has expended for all purposes this
year over 81, ZOO.
Work has commenced on the Baptist
church at Burden.
Two Fredonia preachers denounce
roller skating.