Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-12-10
musical talent in our midst,

musical talent in our midst,
The inscription on the tomb Of
Garfield, taken from a collection OF
Latin hymns, reads thus:
"Ctr8tts UitGe bene dCtus,
Opus .Uitae Onlne fdctunl,
Taurus Uitae dcquisita,
Nunc remit quies."
"Life's course we'll run,
Life's work all done,
Life's bays we'll won,
Now comes rest"
+. Lung living three miles north Of
town met with q serious accident a
few days since. He was driving a
spirited team when the pole came
down causing the team to run away.
Mr.. Lung was thrown out and his foot
crushed. He was badly shaken up, and
il is feared is injured internally.
Dougherty Bros. are developing
quite a branch of industry in the
stock business. Their ranch a mile
east Of Logan, containing 240 acres,
presents sight which would tickle
the fancy both Of a veteran stock man
and a novice in the business. Admir-
ably situated by nature with shade
and running water they have added
to its desirsbility by yards self feed
ing blns--hay racks for stock and
other appliances. Different grades of
cattle are seen IN the various pens,
licking their sides, lazlly standing in
the sunshine or filling their capacious
paunohes from the feed 80 literally
provided and their appearance betok-
ems the best Of care. Some 400 cattle
and 300 hogs with almost daily addi-
tions are now being fed. The busl-
ness in this line is conducted by al.
Dougherty the junior member of the
firm with tact the result of years of
experience and is boon to the farm
ers in this vicinity. The Dougherty
Bros. have one of the best general
stores In this section and discount
their bills Young, shrewd, honor
able IN their dealings of ample CAPT.
tai and good business ability their
future is most promising.
The social event Of the season and
one In which our citizens are gener-
ally interested occurred Wednesday
evening at the M. Il. church when |
Mr.. Edgar /. King and Miss Fanny
=. Brown joined hearts and hands in |
the solemn vows of matrimony. The
intention of marriage had been an |
nounced from the various pulpits the |
Sunday previous and general invi-
tation extended. AS you may sup
pose the church was crowded with an
eager expectsnt throng. Old and |
young had gathered there to witness
the ceremony which made two willing
hearts one. The social prominence |
of the parties rendered the scene in
spring, Shortly before s o'clock
after the Polymnla Glee Club Of
which the bride and groom are both |
members had rendered choice selec.
tions, Miss Maude Brown commenced
the wedding march. Prompt.
ly at this hour the contracting parties
proceeded up the aisle preceded by
the ushers, and presented themselves
before the altar. The bride in white
looked lovely, while the groom in the
convential black was the picture of
sturdy manhood, There was no best
man nor bridesmaid. Arriving at the
altar Rev. g, w. Hood the pastor of
the church who was in waiting pro-
ceeded with the Impressive marriage
ceremony Of the Methodist Episcopal
church which made them man and
wife. After congratulations a recep
ton was held at the home of the
bride to which a large number of
young people friends Of the newly
couple were invited. The
groom is our leading hardware mer-
chant member of the firm of Il. l.
King & Co., while the bride has been a
popular teacher in our public schools
much beloved by her pupils. Both
came from Iowa and have resided in
Logan for a number of years. Ap-
propriate and elegant gifts received
attest the love and appreciation Of
relatives and friends. MIR. and Mrs
King will be at home to their friends
after Jan. l. The HERALD and it's cor
respondent extend congratulations.