Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-02-01

at the home Of Arthur and Claude
McNay. The attendance was good
and all enjoyed the associations Of the
evening, The meeting next Friday
evening will be held at the home Of
Misses Katie and Blanche Barnes.
The team of Zach Garvey, who
lives some ten or twelve miles north
east Of town, became frightened near
the depot in this place last Tuesday
and ran away, seriously injuring Mrs
Garvey, who was in the wagon with
him. She remained in town over
night but was able to go home yester-
day.
w. e. Cox, a rising young at
torney Of this place, has been appoin-
ed assistant county attorney Of Rocks
county, and will locate in Stockton
He leaves here early next week, The
HERALD wishes Mr.. Cox all possible
success in his new location. The PEG.
pie Of Stockton will find him a vGlu-
able acquisition to their social and
business circles.
The young ladies Of the Brownies
club entertained a number of their
friends last Friday evening at the
residence of Mr.. j. f. Morse. Games
and other amusements were the order
Of the evening, and Under the Mis-
tletoe" caught a few Of the ladies.
An appropriate program was rend-
cred, and excellent refreshments were
served and all report very pleasant
time.
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The sad news was received a few
days ago announcing the death Of the
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. p, Bal
ley at Marble Hill, Mo-, where Mrs.
B. is stopping at present. Mr.. Bailey
was present, having been called there
by the sickness of the little one. He
returned this morning. The sympa-
thy Of this entire community goes out
to the sorrowing parents IN this their
irreparable loss.
20. Fl. Edgecombe returned from
Chicago, Tuesday evening where he
has been attending the National
Brickmsker's Association. Mr. E.
talked with the brickmakers Of the
country and showed them samples OF
the clay from this county. Tests are
now beng made and as they result,
will settle the question Of brick and
tile factory. II favorable plant will
be put in at once, if otherwise the
whole matter will be dropped.
Attorney Don Carlos, Of Phillips
burg, defended Mike Aumer in his
assault case with Steve Cook, and to
his credit carried his client through
with but few blemishes. Mike re-
ceived sentence of $500 fine and
costs, which no doubt he will board
out in the county Jail. AS lawyer
Mr.. Don Carlos has no superiors and
but few equals In this section of Kan
sas.--LogGn Republican,
Miss Dora johnson, by her attor-
ney, Frank Mckay, has brought an
Injunction suit against the school
board of this district restraining them
from preventing her attendance at
school. Miss johnson claims resi-
dence here, having been enumerated
in this district last year She has
been out in the country teaching and
upon her return she was stopped
| from attending school. The case will
be heard before the probate judge
this afternoon.
Following are the officers elected
for the next term by the Good Temp
lars Of this city, Tuesday evening
G. T., Rev. j. T. Crawford; V. T.,
Matte Kingery;S. ]. T., Bessie John
son; Chaplain, G. H. Tucker; fnan-
clal secretary, Eddie Hoffman; secre-
tary, Allen Post; assistant secretary,
Fred Finch; marshal, Lena Morley;
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