Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-07-27
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silver, no single piece being of
greater value than fifty cents. Small
change must be Il drug down there.
Yesterday while a number OF
boys were throwing knives for sport,
Granville Sallee met with o very
painful accident. On reaching up to
get his knife which had stuck in the
wood, another boy threw q knife
which struck Granville's hand, cut
ting through it. The wound was
dressed, and while very painful Is not
serious.
g. Il. Mills, lecturer Kansas +.
A. and /. U. will address the people
of the vicinity as follows: Valley
township, Tuesday, August /, Bow
Greek, Wednesday, August 2; Rush
vile, Thursday, August 3, Plainview
Friday, August A; Towanda, Satur-
day, August s; Logan, Monday, Aug
ust 7; Belmont, Tuesday, August s.;
Solomon, Wednesday, August 0; Deer
Greek, Thursday, August TO-
Rev. Theo. Bracken and family,
leave to-day for WaKeeney, where he
goes to accept a call from the Pres
byterian Church at that place.
Mr.. Bracken is one of the most
widely and favorably known of MIN
listers in Northwest Kansas, having
been q citizen of this county since
early pioneer days. He has held sew
eral positions Of honor and trust in
the county aside from his ministerial
labors, and his many friends here will
be very sorry to learn that he is to
leave us. The HERALD joins them in
wishing for him pleasant surround
ings in the future and congratulating
the good people of WaKeeney on
their good fortune in securing in their
midst Rev. Bracken and family.
List Of Iurymep drawn for the
September term: Geo. prawmer, Bel
mont Charles Miller, August Dusin,
Charles Hacker, H, @. Burlington,
Mound; A. p. Sargent, E. q. Webb,
| Crystal, J. H. Sullivan, Joseph En-
CERT, Logan; william Leach, Samuel
Adkins, William Wiley, Long Islandj
j. S. Dearden, Beaver; Frank Ohm
sted, Thomas Donovan, W. L, Will
son, PLUMB Charles Thomas, Henry
Sprik, Prairieviewt Ell Holt James
Coffee, Walnut; g. II. Fitzgerald, y.
A. Michaelson, e. B. Johnson, L.
Mcclure, Phillpsburg; Irwin O. Nc.
! Dowell, L, M. Jones, Arcade; j. B.
Pattsyson, e. b. Bachelor, Deer
Creek; T. 4. johnson, Nathan Bur
ton, Greenwood; l. =. Hodge, Free
dom; A. B. Herrick, Peter Shurtz, jrr
B, A, Wilson, Valley; John Boyd,
Plsipyiew; T. 5, Pope, Solomon.
Blind Boone made his fourth OPP
pearance in this city last evening al
,, the Congregational church. The au'
| dience was large and appreciative
His opening selection was the "Hun-
garian Storm March," by List.
Boone is particularly adapted to this
) class Of music he beng able 10 bring
ont the fine points with great exact.
ness, His rendition Of the 'Lost
| Hope" by ltottscAqlk fully demon
ctr. Tod his power 10 iqtsFBFes the
SUla' Il tones of the piano
Schubert's "Marche 'e' .,o "H
the allegretto and andante moven
Beethoven's masterpiece, "Sonata
Pathetlque," were beautifully rem
dered. Miss May, assisted by Blind
Boone, sang several plantation melo-
dies which were heartily encored by
all, -&our City Journal
AT the opera house tomorrow Fri
day. evening.
Program for the convention of
the Northeast District s. S. Associa-
ton OF Phillips county, to be held at
Matteson's grove in Crystal township
August 10 and 20:
SATURDAY.
z p. m-Devotional exercises.
Address of welcome-Mrs. Mattson.
2:3O-"How Can Variety of Teach
ing be Secured"-Rev. William Snow
and Mrs. bort.
3:0O--"The Object Of Sunday
Schools"-Rev. D. johnson and -
Vandiwater.
SUNDAY.
lO;O0-Devotional exercises-Led
by f. Robinson.
10:3O--"Progress of Sunday Schools
in America"-Mrs. o. w. Hill.
11;0O-'Is Christianity Essentially
CHARACTERISTIC of Humanity"-M Mrs.
o. Whitney, w. T. bort,
11:30-"How far Should Secular
Methods be Employed in S. S. Work"
j. I. Dunning, Mrs. j, D. Matte
son.
Adjourned.
2;0O-"Religious Uses of the Imag-
ination"-Rev. Stewart, w. L. Nor
gan.
2:3O-"Duties and Responsibilities
OF Christians in S. S. Work"-Rev. /.
johnson, William Ferguson.
3:O0-"pm on the Boys Slde"-O.
L. Smith, l.. P. johnson.
Report of S, S. superintendent of
district.
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