Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-07-15
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KlrwIn were in the city Monday.
DIR. Rafington will he in his Office
afternoons only, until further notice.
Did you zee those new delta
plsids az O. M. Cole'si They are
beauties.
Go to Chas, Dickey for furniture
caskets, coffins and carpets. North
side square.
Superintendent Tadlock is in the
eastern part OF the state visiting
county normals.
Lard five cents per pound in fifty
pound lots. Kettle rendered and the
best made, at Dunn g. Duvall's.
Married in this city by Frank
Strain probate judge, on July 12, W.
Drulinger and Daisy 1. Waggoner.
-Threshlng machine and horse
power for sale by Frank Mckay.
Is in good order and will be sold
right.
-WANTED-Lady agents, for an
article that every lady will buy. Ad.
dress with stamp, r, box 81, Logan,
Kansas.
Rev. J. M. Miller joined H 7.
Lyle and Maud M. Briant in mat
rimonIal bonds at Long Island on
July IL.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
will give an ice cream social on the
lawn Of F. B. CaunOn's, Friday eve.
ming July 49,
-MARRIED-In Killingly, Connect.
icut on June 10, by Rev. g. H. Child,
j. B. Tillinghast Of Hillside, Kansas,
to Miss Ella Dorrance Of Moosup,
Connecticut.
Miss Move hes been selected as
one Of the teachers at Logan for the
next school year at a salary Of $40
per month. Her many friends in
this city Wall be pleased to learn OF
her good fortune.
Our Office force is engaged in
putting into type a continued story
by O. A. Porter, entitled Delinquent
Tax List" The story will appear in
our Issue Of July 20, and continue for
five weeks. The list is not as large
as it wasAsst year.
The annual school meeting in
tina various districts in the county,
except those organized under the
graded school system, will be held
on Thursday, July 20. A clerk is to
be elected in all the districts, while in
many vacancies are to be filed.
We would like to suggest that
the game Of ball Sunday, was not
enjoyed the least little bit by the
residents of the south end, and that
this first game had better be the last
Six days In which to play ball, but
lot the people rest on the other.
Nicholas O. Creede, the million.
are Colorado mine owner, after
whom the town Of Oreede, Ool., is
named, committed suicide with NOR.
pbine at his home in Oalifornis be-
cause his wife, from whom he had
been separated, insisted upon renew.
ing their marital relations.
-Grandms Powell, aged "a years,
died at her home in Jewell City, Kan.
sas, on the 9th inst. She was one OF
the FIRST settlers in Jewell county, but
made her home at Marvin for q few
years. She leaves Ave children, one
Of whom is Mrs. M. p. McManis Of
Marvin, her husband and three chill
dren having proceeded her many
years ago. AS she had been q great
sufferer for many years, death was 9
sweet release.
The skimmlng station is Just
about the busiest place in this SEQ.
tion OF the country. On Friday last
1887 pounds Of milk were received,
a like amount on Saturday, on Mon
day S,061; Tuesday, 1891; Wednes-
day, SSH, and today 9,1OO pounds.
The samples Of milk have been sent
to Belleville where they will be test.
ed. New routes will be established,
and before long it is expected that
the daily receipts will amount to
about $4,000 pounds.