Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-05-27
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WIN hihA'
The Wizard Oil Company will ex
hibit in Logon next week aud remain
some days. irwin doubtless gather
in all the spare dimes and nickles
and some not to spare.
The festival for the relief Of thu
India sufferers netted Sl5.45 Tooth
some yiands IN abundance we're on
sale aud the affair was thoroughly
enjoyable
Next Saturday the citizens oil
Beaver township arc TO give a din
ner and supper at Lawrence Hall in
aid of the erection OF NJ. u. church
at North Star A most laudable en-
terprise which should receive hearty
and liberal support.
j. Q. Day has returned after a stay
of ten months in Colorado He will
return in September and probably bis
family will accompany him.
Bryce Without and Irving LariCE
are with company of stockmen IN
Arizona. The party will soon be
home with large herd of cattle pur-
chased by S. Larrick Of Lenors and
others. The boys will see something
of cowboy life while on their trip.
The editor Of the Logan Republic
can is absent for few days, but be"
fore his departure he took the pre-
caution to appoint q number of our
citizens Of acknowledged ability IN
their time on his editorial staff. If
the design is fully carried out the
next issue ought to be hummer
In this connection it may be said
that Bro. Walker is developing con-
siderable talent as newsy vesatile
writer and that he graces the edi-
torial chair with ability.
This point still maintains its repu-
tation for stock shipment. Thursday
Of last week thirteen cars composed a
special to Kansas City to say nothing
of frequent shipments on daily trains.
e. l. King has one of the prettiest
residences in town. His cottage new
ly painted and we'll kept grounds pre-
sent an attractive appearance
In connection with the India relief
fund Rev, q. w. Hood gave an inter-
estlng and instructive lecture at the
M. Il. church Sunday night on the
manners and customs Of that benight-
ed land.
Charles Alvord and John Wills
have both been acquitted at Stock
ton at seperate trials. The jury in
each case were in deliberation but q
short time. The verdict gives gener-
al satisfaction, the parties being we'll
known here
II. S. Baker lay reader in the Epis-
copal church acting under orders
from his superlors has resigned the
superintendency Of the Presbyterian
Sabbath school. A very compliment
tary set of resolutions prepared by a
committee consisting of Mrs. O, B.
Lincoln and Irving Wlnchell have
been presented to Mar. Baker and will
be spread on the church records and
published in the Logan Republican.
Wesley b. Kelley has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Densmore vice
Beck removed. lie has taken the
oath of office and his bond has been
executed and forwarded to Washing
ton. His daughter Celia having been
qualified will act as his assistant
George King of Pennington, Iowa,
is visiting his son u. l. King and is
enjoying the renewal of old acquaint-
ances. Mr. King though a resident
of Pennington. Iowa, for fifty-three
years, has kindly eye for Kansas,
and speaks good things for the sun
flow or state.
Now that d. NJ. Cox has departed
for Colorado it will devolve on II. L,
Emery, ESQ, justice of the peace and
the police Judge to see that munlci-
pal affairs are conducted according
to the proper caper.
Lewis Peak of Belmont township
has taken Rosa Granland to wife, A
worthy couple, Congratulations are
in order
Rev. G. w. Hood preached the
Memorial sermon at the Nj. Il. church
last Sunday to o large audience. II
was an able effort and coming from g
comrade was appreciated by the old
soldiers especially, aud by all present
j. j. Wiltrout hes a new girl baby
at his house, born May Is.
Miss Maud Without returned last
Friday from an extended visit in
Wyoming.
Fred Bremen an old citizen is serl'
ously Ill from Brights disease of long
standing He has been unable to lie
in bed for nine weeks, all rest and
sleep being obtained while sitting
His symptoms indicate that the end
is not far of.
Decoration exercises will be observ.
ed next Saturday under the direction
of the G. A. II. Comrades will meet
at the M. e. church at one O'Clock
sharp.
Willie Schaubel had the misfortune
to run a pitchfork tine through his
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