Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-05-11


ton, last week regarding the article
he published rejecting on County
Attorney N. b. Mccormick, in which
he states that Mr.. Mccormick owes
his paper nothing fact has receipt
showing that be has more than paid
what was owed, and lays the blame
Il. +. Monde, his predecessor IN ow-
nership of the Republican. Mr. Nc
Cormlck is satisfied with the apology
and retraction, and has withdrawn
the prosecution.
The following-named persons
were granted certificates at the last
meeting of the board Of examiners:
Third grade-Mary Buell., Lee New
oil, Frank Gray, Charles Mccormick,
Ellen Nash, Etlie Stranathan, Susie
Vincent, w. W. Warner, b. w. Bid.
we'll, Sarah Fleisher, Dora johnson,
Clair Mcneil, Matte Mitchell, Ollie
Hinton and Lizzie Stout. Second
grade-M. Il. Davis, B. A. Leak,
Mary M. Van Cleave, Charles A.
Smith, E q. Mcneil, Nellie M. TaY-
lor, George B. Gessford.
The grandest social event Of the
season occurred on Wednesday even
ing Of last week at the beautiful home
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Drumhiller. The
occasion was surprise party given
in honor of Miss Blssell, one OF the
of the popular lady teachers IN our
public schools Among those present
were noticed Miss Jessie Patterson Of
Clyde, Misses Emma and Lena Beck
err Frank Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley, IL. p. Andrews and other dis
hngulshed people. A very pleasant
evening was spent in tripping the
light fantastic and manipulating the
various parlor games, interspersed
with vocal and instrumental music
that would please the most fastidious.
1t will be a gathering that will long
be remembered by Miss Bissell as
well as the guests entire. Logan Re
publican.
BY invitation a number OF
Knights of PJ thlas Of this city visited
the Norton Lodge X. Of z, last Mon
day evening to assist in the work Of
comforting the second and third de-
grees on the candidates. Lodges
from several neIghboring towns were
represented, making a total present
of more than one hundred Knights,
PhlIlipsburg was represented by ID.
f. Klose, ii, Q. Austin, u. b. SeWell,
O. Il. Johnston, Robert McCluskey
Felix Kahn, j. M. Tadlock, August
Veeh, j. q. Lynch, Warren White
and Joseph Wallace. Two pages
were proven in the rank of esqures
and four valiant esquires were given
the highest degree. A sumptuous
repast was furnished about IL o'clock
and all are agreed that the Norton
boys are royal entertainers. After
the work was finished the visitors re-
turned to their respective homes
highly pleased with their visit.
OBERLIN, Kas., May 3, 1898.
EDrroR HERALD, Phillipsburg, Kas.
The success that attended my ad-
yertsing of northwest Kansas last
fall has induced u large number OF
! bus,ness men to urge me to do some
thing in the same line this summer.
10 this end | have secured the per-
mission Of the director general Of the
Worlds fair, and space in the Kansas
building from the commissioners of
this state, to distribute an elaborate
work on the advantages aud resources
of the country.
| will make a display OF the pro-
ducts, and have the space fitted up to
correspond with the surroundings,
and myself, or an assistant, will be
there during the fair to distribute the
work.
This will undoubtedly be the great
est and most successful advertising
northwest Kansas will ever have. My
assistant or myself will visit your city
in few days to confer with the citi-
zsns upon this work,
Yours truly,
Lew GINGER.