Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-03-18
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The numerous candidates for the
postoffice will probably in sweet an
tiClpatiou have to rest awhile.
Communion at the Presbyterian
church Sabbath, March %. Rev.
Allen Of Cawker City will preach
and officiate.
Mrs. William Schsuble who has
been confined to her bed for SIX
months with milk leg is about the
same.
It is expected that revival efforts
will commence at the Free Methodist
church this week and continue for
an indefinite period.
Our public school will close in four
weeks. With the close Of this term
Prof. W. j. Keyser will have com
pleted his third year as principal.
La grippe has had numerous vic
TINS 10 our midst and vicinity. 1t is
mysterious disease affecting in so
many forms, but 1t is guilty of all
the sins laid at It's door.
Rev. Il. W. Hood will attend the
conference Of the NJ. E. church which
convenes at Beloit, Kansas, March
"a. His has been busy, earnest and
acceptable pastorate and it is conf
IDENTIFY believed he will be returned
Logan may not be losing in popu'
lation but it is losing it's building
three Of which have been torn down
and converted into corn cribs, The
buildings removed had served their
day and generation as a hotel a store
house and a printing office.
Bert p. Walker a young man from
Downs, Kansas, has assumed the edi-
torial charge of the Logan Republic
can and already an improvement is
noticed. The items are newsy and
its columns free from personal and
immoral illusions. Editorial fitness
carries it's own recommendation.
The Phillips County Convention Of
the w. Q. I. U. was held at Kirwin,
March II and IL Mrs. A. w. Tracy,
Mrs. j. O. Day end Mrs. J. u. Palmer
attended as delegates from Logan
and report generous hospitality and a
profitable meeting. The district con-
vention of the W. @. T. U. will be
held at Kirwin April 16.
A number Of interesting events
have occurred in families in and
around Logan Of late. A. B. Miller
our trustee, has had a daughter, j,
W. Farrell station agent, son, Peter
Hansen, a daughter, Charles Becker,
daughter, and j. o. Hill, a sou
added to the home circle All parties
are doing we'll and parents happy
Elmer Wills who was badly wound
ed in an alteration with his brothers
and brother-in law at the Ports
school house in Rocks county is i'm
proving rapidly and will soon be
we'll. John Wills and Charles AL
word have been released on $1,000
bail each and Lewis Wills younger
brother on $500 bail. The case is set
for the May term of the district court
at Stockton, Kansas, when the full
facts in the case will be brought out.
Alvord is the trustee of Bow Greek
township and is attending to his
duties as assessor.
The stock of the meat market and
provision store of William Schaubel
has been attached by the Bank of
Logan and other firms and the store
closed for debt Messrs. O. A. Lewis
Of Phillipsburg, counsel for the Bank
and ]. b Hamilton Of Norton, attor-
ney for Schsubel, were in attendance
last Friday In the interests of their
respective clients. The plea was an
excess of interest. BY consent OF
counsel a compromise was effected
Judgment rendered and the Bank
will proceed to perfect its lien and
recover the amount due.
The religious exercises at the Free
! Ma, Nodist church for the past two
weeks bsva been unique. A Mr.
Robertson ana his singing assistant
Myers have expount 19d the gospel
without creeds, without MI "ey anu
without price. Sensational tau, s
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