Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-03


in northern Kansas, His points OF
operation will probably be NIankato
Phillipsburg and Seldom, or Smith
Centre, Norton and Colby.
g. W. Ward is the agent for the
farm department of the Continental
Insurance Company OF New York, and
attends to the adjustment of farm
losses His Office is at his home il
Phillipsburg, Kansas
The Christian Sunday School
has been preparing TO givea concert
this month. 1t has been decided
20 hold the exercises at G4hhart's
aall on Tuesday evening, May s
All are cordially invited.
The Odd Fellows of Missouri and
Kansas celebrated the seventy. fifth
anniversary of Odd Fellowship in
america, in Kansas City last Thurs
lay. This order has the largest mem
bership Of any in the world.
Deputy Sheriff Wagar met with
a little good fortune last week, which
his many friends were all glad to hear
If. His pension was allowed in the
sum of So for IS mouths and s. per
month from this time forward.
H +. Hodgins and Miss Mary
VI. Robb, of Prairie View, Kansas
we're united in marriage at the home
Il the BRIDES parents, Wednesday,
May 2 by Rev. B. II, Rhoad1. The
HERALD extends congratulations.
r.. S. Stout, one of the railroad
boys of this city left for Colorado
Springs last evening. He was trans
rerred from the force here to that
place on account of his wife's health
Mrs. Stout has been in the Springs
for some weeks.
"A brother, sister and brother in
law of W. j. and Rob't McClusky
were here from Rock Island, Ill.,, the
first of the week to visit with Will
during his illness. They returned
home Tuesday morning, Mrs Robert
McCluskY accompanying them.
Rev. Theodore Bracken and son,
Willis, came over from WaKeeney
last Thursday evening Mr. Bracken
went up to Oberlin Friday, to look
after some affairs connected with the
church at that place. Willis visited
with friends'in the city until his re-
Curn Tuesday, when they left for Wa
Keeney.
Henry Jones of Walnut township,
was arrested Tuesday last on com
plant of Jos, Blosser on charge of
stealing hay. The case came up for
trial yesterday, and the jury returned
a verdict Of guilty, this morning.
County Attorney McCol mick prose-
cuted the case, and G. W. Stinson de
Tended the accused.
Married at the residence of the
brides parents in Prairie View, Kans.,
April %, 1894, John Hodgins and
Miss Joanna Thomas, both of Prairie
View, Rev. B. f. Rhoads, pastor OF
the M. E. Church, officiating. The
HERALD joins their many friends in
best wishes for long and happy
journey through life.
That Latin quotation of our
friend the Dispatch seems to worry it's
editor immensely. For his benefit
we will state that while the editors of
of this paper are not Latin scholars
they know enough not to attempt to
show off" in that direction, and thus
escape the humiliation which our
friend has gone through.
Prof. e. Elba Wright as a humor-
list, can take place on any stage
without fear of successful rivalry
Chhicago Times, 1890.
At the opera house, May 9, under
the auspices, and for the benefit OF
city schools.
The many friends of George W.
Danforth will be glad to learn of his
success in Chicago. A letter from
him states that he is highly pleased
with his location, and that he and
Mr.. Bickford haye removed their
office to a large and more commodious
building, in order to be able to meet
the demands of an increased busl-
ness.
In another column will be noticed
an order by Street Commissioner
Boughton requiring the alleys and
back lots cleaned up. Mr.. Boughton
now has tbs streets in excellent shape,
the use of water properly regulated,