Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-06-21

"pV NhVhu1y oNehluB hDOul
twenty Of the shoolmates and friends
OF Arthur and O. aude McNay, gave
them surprise party at their resi-
dence in the south part of town. The
crowd brought refreshments, and took
possession, running things to suit
themselves, After their surprise was
over Artie and Claude ably seconded
their efforts to spend pleasant even
ing, and as a result an excellent tune
was had. At late hour the crowd
dispersed to their homes wishing
these young men who are soon to
leave for Columbus, a pleasant loca-
ton and surroundings IN their new
home.
The democrats OF the sixth dis
trlct will meet IN convention in this
city next Thursday. The session will
be held in the court house and the
convention will be made up of 0S del
gates. Phillipsburg will again put
herself to the front and show her
ability to entertain great convention.
Every citizen, regardless of party
utilization, should do all IN his power
to make the stay Of these delegates
pleasant There no doubt will be
several candidates before the conyen-
ton. The HERALD has heard the
names of Hons. II. A, Handy of this
place and w. e. Banks of Russell
prominently mentioned in this con-
nection.
-MARRIED-At the residence Of the
brides father near Philllpsburg, June
IS, 1894, Josiah S, Morse and Sarah
A. Goddard, Rev. A, N. See, oilicia-
ting, The contracting parties are
we'll and favorably known IN this
vicinity Mr.. Morse IS one Of the
most promising and capable young
business men Of our city, and is at
present assistant cashier Of tho Phil
lips County Bank. The bride is the
accomplished daughter Of Mr., God
dard, a prosperous and highly re-
spected farmer and dairyman living
just south of town, These young
people have the best wishes of u host
Of friends, including the HERALD, for
prosperity and happiness throughout
their journey of life.
Mr. j. Shawkey Of Warren, Pa,
who has been visiting with II, d, Kite
and other friends in this vicinity for
the past ten days, returned home last
Wednesday. Mr.. Shqwkey it will be
remembered ls an old time citizen of
this place; he and his family resided
some years on their farm south of
town. They were among our most
valued and highly respected citizens.
Mr., S, retains a very favorable opln-
ion of Kansas Notwithstanding he has
left the state, and speaks as if be may
relocate in our midst in the future. =
He made this Office o pleasant call
during his stay, and since he wished
to be furnished reliable nows ~
this place ordered ~ Han, aoat
him az - '-A'-D '0ilO
A ,. uls home. His many friends
here including this paper would like
to see him return to our county.
Committee Of arrangements for
democratic congressional convention
to be held in Phillipsburg June 70,
1894, met in w, G. Don Carlos office,
June 16, at s o'clock, p. M, II. A.
Handy. chairman, Geo. Van Cleave,
secretary, and appointed the follow
ing committees Address Of welcome,
e. b. Sewell; committee on finance:
Geo. Van Cleave, Geo. Spauldlng, 0.
L. Smith; committee on music: h. e.
Bralnerd; committee on decorating
court house: e. e. Brainerd, j. NJ.
Handy, q. e. Utter, j. d. Holder,
August Veeh, Nj, +. Church; commit
tee on reception: Il. A. Handy, Q. A.
Lewis, G. A. Spaulding, John q.
Royce, e. B. Sewell, A. W. Robert
son, w. q. Don Carlos, Frank Nc
Kay, Geo, Van Cleaye, A. Il. Houck,
f. e. Winship, Il. W. Baum, q, e,
Utter, o. L. Smith, +. Q. johnson, e.
E, Brainerd, j A. Lowe, j. d, Hol-
der, }. +. Arnold.
II. A. HANDY, Chairman.
GEO. VAN CLEAvE, Secretary.