Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-09-05
Logan,

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Logan,
The public school of Logan opens
next Monday, Sept. 2. W. j, Keyser
principal, Irving d. Winchell inter-
meeiate, Fannie r. Brown primary.
Prof. Keyser brings bride with him
having become Benedict. Logan
will warmly welcome them to our
midst. The school has been raised III
grade which may necessltate the EN-
ployment OF an extra teacher. This
will be determined in the future. The
school under the corps of teachers
who have all been reelected was very
satisfactory, and doubtless a higher
grade Of excellency will be attained
the coming year
The bridge matter looks favorable.
The commissioners at their August
session levied tax Of one mill for
bridge purposes. The amount realiz-
ed from this, together with funds in
the township treasury will be sufficient
to erect substantial structure. 1t is
not probable that the present site will
be used as a crossing on account Of
the expense. Several parties have
offered the right Of way, either of
which would be satisfactory. 1t is
hoped the bridge will be built and
ready for use by November l.
Helen Day, daughter of John O.
Day, celebrated her thirteenth birth
day anniversary few days since. A
joyful aud merry surprise was planned
and successfully executed. Some
twenty or more guests made the
evening pass very happily. Hand
some and bountiful refreshments add
ed Joy to the occasion, and the little
folks departed hoping birthday ami
versares would come oftener.
Hon. f. M, Rust, mayor Of Logan,
who has been engaged for some time
past in the flour, feed and grain bust
ness, will take a vacation with friends
and relatives in the eastern part of
the state, and will be absent some
weeks. Mrs. Rust who accompanied
the Knight Templar's excursion east
will visit relatives In Maine,
Rev. II. H. McDade, for the past
year and a half paster of the NJ g.
church at Logan, will commence his
labors with the M. L, church at Lin
coin, Kan, September l. Rev. Bis
bee Of Marvin, as temporary charge,
will occupy the pulpit at this point
every alternate Sabbath.
Irving E. Winchell teacher in the
intermediate department., lately re-
turned from Holton, Kansas, where
he spent ten weeks at the institute.
Mr.. Winchelps efforts at self improve
ment are worthy Of commentator.
George Hansen, who as Hansen &
Harper operated the Logan mill, has
returned after an extended stay in
Colorado, and is now employed at
McCrosky Bros,
A visit to Dougherty Bros store
with Its ample supply Of rich and
we'll selected goods would convince
almost anyone that they have faith IN
Kansas and the incoming crop.
The reunion at Phillipsburg this
week will bring together large mum
Der of comrades who will enjoy the
associations known only to those who
IN the time of civil strife bore thu
heat aud burden of the day.
The Union Sabbath school ricni,
held Wednesday, August 81, wa
largely attended. Richardson's grove
is admirably adapted for such oc
casions, aud an appropriate and vel
selected program rendered, the da!
one continued round of enjoyment
The Logan band with its enliveninG
strains formed a pleasant feature, anC
the various exercises contributed
pleasure, Henry Ferritt of Logan
offered prayer. The Pleasant Hill