Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-02-08

blind girl who plays all sorts of mu-
sic on her hands without the aid Of
any musical instrument, and Prof.
Menefee with an Edison Photograph
will be we'll worth your attendance. =,
Don't fail to hear this musical prodi-
gy, Saturday night.
"A party was given Miss Grace
johnson at the residence of her par
ents last Saturday evening in honor
Of her 18th birthday. About thirty OF
her young friends and schoolmates
were present and enjoyed the even
ing. The young people INDUCED in
merry making, and later partook OF
the excellent repast that was provided
them, and all spent a very happy
hour.
The ladies of the W. r. q. res
pectfully request the contribution of
clothing, ETC., from all persons who
feel able to do 80, for the benefit of
the poor of our town. This is q
worthy object and the Relief Corps
ladies are doing noble work in work
ing over and repairing clothing re-
ceived and distributing it to the
needy. Mrs. L, d. Graham will re-
Celve all contributions.
We understand that William Nc
Twain has sold his stock of merchan-
disc to Mr.. Haines of Stockton, and
that the stock will be removed from
here about the middle Of next week.
McIlvain Bros. have for some time
past been numbered among the ener-
getic business meu of our town, and
they will be missed from their place
of business by many people in this vi
cinity. Mr.. McIlvain has not yet de-
cided what he will do. We hope he
may at least decide to remain in this
city.
The latest arrival on our table is
the Oklahoma Representative, red
hot populist paper, published at Guth-
RE and edited by Leo Vincent, who is
we'll known in this state as the editor
of the NonConformiSt. The paper is
we'll gotten up and contains a goodly
number Of advertisements, among
which we notice that of s. d. Decker,
attorney at law, who will be remem-
bered as candidate for judicial hon
ors in this district four years ago.
The paper indicates that Guthrie is
an energetic and prosperous town,
Send for copy.
M. Mohler, ex-secretary State
Board of Agriculture, will address the
farmers of Phillips county, in Phil,
lipsburg, on Tuesday, February IS
at 2 o'clock p. M, on the necessity Of
farmers institutes with view to per
manent organization of institute worA
throughout the state with state aid
Every farmer in the county should
endeavor to be present. Senator Mob.
Ter, so long secretary of the State
Board of Agriculture, cannot fail to
interest and profit all men interested
in agricultural pursuits.
The Chicago Inter Ocean has
just made an announcement which for
liberallty is not likely to be dupllcat.
ed soon. This offer makes it posi-.
BILE for every one to begin now and
secure the entire series of that won
derful set of Worlds Fair pictures
everybody Is talking about, and this
without the coupon certificate, here
tofore used. A new subscriber has
to pay no more than regular reader
and besides gets them nearly all at
once. However there is too much
detail to explain here, but the sys-
tenn IS certainly good one for new
subscribers.
"A case Of considerable interest
and one that was stubbornly contest
ed by the attorneys, Frank Mckay
for plaintiff & Stinson & Stinson for
defendant, came up in Justice Baum's
court last Friday and Saturday on a
change Of venue as to one Of the de-
PENDANTS, E. e. Garvey, judgment
having been rendered in Justice
SCOTS court upon default as to a. 7.
Garvey. e. B. Sewell was plaintiff
and E. E Garyey and q. T. Garvey
were defendants. They had been
sued jointly for debt for merchan-
disc. After a full hearing of the tes-
tlmony and presentation of the facts
aud law bearing on the case, the court
rendered judgment for plaintiff.
w. @. Don Carlos returned from
Colby Tuesday, NIGHT. WHARF he had