Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-01-18
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%. +. Shurtz Of the Marvin mile,
while taking load Of -four to Big
Bend last Tuesday was taken sudden
ly very i'll and had to be taken back
to Marvin IN a carriage. He is still
very sick at present writing.
e. u. Mcneil of Big Bend, was
last Thursday admitted to practice in
the courts of this state and made
member OF the Phillips county bar by
Judge Geiger, Mr.. Mcneil had al
ready been admitted to the bar in Ne
braska and was admitted here on aft
davit to that effect.
The following named persons
took out their final naturalization pa
pers in Judge Geiger's court this
week and are now loyal American
citizens: Katie Nagel, Frederick Boe-
thin, John Rushink and John Van
derweld. Chrss Larson took out
first papers
The Good Templars have ar
ranged with the Chicago Panorama
Company for two nights entertain
ment, to be given at Cummings hall
on Friday and Saturday nights of
this week. This follows nicely the
lecture given on last Tuesday night at
the M. E, church.
Mrs. Riste and family have de-
clded to return to their home in Blue
Springs, Neb. They ship their house
hold furniture to. day. They leave
many fast friends here whose &C.
quaintance they made during their
short stay IN this place, who are sorry
they leave, but whose best wishes go
with them.
We neglected to mention last
week that Joseph Young was APP
pointed court stenographer again.
Mr.. Young's work during the previ-
GUS administration was everything
that could be desired, and his reap
pointment by Judge Geiger is emf
nently appropriate as a fitting recog-
milton of faithful and capable SER
vice.
Reuben Wilson of Osborne coun-
ty, has traded with NJ. E. Church of
Marvin for his home place, paying
therefor $1,000 and 240 acres of land
in the east part of Cowley county.
Mr.. Wilson will move to Marvin and
Mr.. Church will move to Phlllipsburg
and occupy his house in the northeast
part of town.
The damage suit instituted by
Max Angeroth against G. Webb Bert
ram for false Imprisonment was dis
missed on the grounds that Judge
is not amenable for his official acts in
enforcement of law. This case has
attracted good deal of attention 10.
cally and the decision of the court
settles an Important question.
The second lecture in the course
prepared for the people of this city
by the worthy pastor of the M. e.
church, occurred Tuesday evening.
Rev. E. FL. Fleisher, formerly of this
city, but now Of Downs, delivered the
lecture on the subject, "a Ramble
Through the White City" A large
and appreciative audience filed the
church, and his theme was made very
interesting and entertaining, notwith-
standing the vast amount of reading
the people have donO on the subject
during the past summer. His man
ner of description was unique and
original, interspersed with many wit
ticisms. The people of this place al
ways welcome Rev. Flelsher and give
him good audience, whatever his
theme.
Specimen Cases,