Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-04-15
PHILLIPsBURo, KANSAS,
April 6. 1897.

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The Lord giveth and the Lord TAX
eth away. Blessed be the name of
the Lord.
God, in his all wise providence and
unerrlDg judgment, has seen fit to
enter, through this messenger, death,
the home Of our brother, j. f. Morse,
and has taken therefrom one Of its
jewels, Kenneth Elroy Morse, for the
adornment of that better home above;
that through the chastisement of grief
that better home might be made more
attractive to those who with aching
hearts have followed the body ofhttIe
Kenneth to its resting place.
Recognizing that this bereavement
is grievous one, and that the burden
thus laid upon our brother and his
family is heavy one, we, the breth-
rem of Phillipsburg Lodge No. 164,
l. 0. 0. f. extend to them our sin.
Cere sympathy in this their hour Of
sorrow.
Let these expressions of sympathy
be spread upon the records OF the
lodge, and copy thereof be present.
ed to Brother Morse and family.
II. M. CHAPMAN,
w. w. DRIads,
I. L. Cook,
Committee.
The Presbytery of Osborne met
at the Presbyterian church in this
city last week. Rev. Jas. WEIGH Of
Colby preached the opening sermon,
Elder Mitchell of Oberlin was chosen
moderator and Elder Wilson temper
airy clerk. During the SESSION matters
Of interest and benefit to the church
were presented and discussed
There was present from abroad:
Revs. Batchelder, Osborne; Brown,
Hays City; Wells, Hill City; Bray,
Smith Center; earle, Logan; Finely
son, Colby; Campbell, Oberlln. And
Elders Day, Colby; Wilson, Crystal
PLANE; e. Bartholomew, Rockport;
Cowden Moore, city.
Hereafter Rev. Mr.. Shockley will
have charge Of the work at Phillips
burg and Long Island, holding even
ing services twice a month. Rev.
Mr.. earle Of Logan, will preach at
Logan and Bow Greek and at new
church soon to be organized at
Pleasant Hill IN the west part of the
county.
The members Of the Presbytery
have many words Of praise for the re-
ception given them by our people.
| s.. /, Wllkin of the Bow Creek
Presbyterian church had a grievance
against one Of his fellow members,
Elder e. s. Stroup, SO had him ar.
raigned before the Presbytery here
last week After hearing the wit
nesses for the prosecution, Presbytery
by unanimous vote declared the
farce at an end and after combing
young Wilkins hair with a wagon
wheel gave him that immortal ad.
monltion Of Sam Jones, "You'd better
quit your meanness", and allowed
him to depart in peace. -
The most popular member Of the
Milton family, now showing in this
city, is that monster mastiff "Rex
Dantes," a pup Of fifteen months, who
has pedigree extending back to the
highest grade families Of 1872. The
dog is registered in five kennel asso-
Citations, and is valued al $4,000
He is credited with a weight Of 175
pounds.
The next regular teachers exam
nation will be held at Phillipsburg,
Kansas, on Saturday, April "a, 1897,
beginning promptly at 8 o'clock O. m.
According to the ruling of the board
an examination in constitution will be
required Of applicants for third grade
certificates. j. M. TADLooK,
County Superintendent.
"A. w. Robertson has a lot Eof
chickens almost Of fryable size, and
raid was contemplated by a neigh
Dor or two. The scheme however is
blocked IS he purchased dog Of
Frank Dixon that is as blg as two
months calf, and has set the critter
to watch the chickens
-Mrs.T. H. Hawking, Chattanooga
Tenn, says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved
my life, consider it the best remedy