Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-09-23


is clerking for j. Smith at Stockton.
Peter Noel and wife are the happy
parents Of a new baby, the eighth
girl in the family.
Campbell Bros. circus exhibited to
fair audiences and considering the
small price gave satisfaction.
Though the circus managers pro-
claimed their followers to be lmmacu-
late, several petty thefts were COM
mitted during their stay.
Rev @ W Hood preached the fun
eral sermon of Mrs John Brobdst Of
Stockton last Friday morning. The
death occurred on Thursday.
Irving Il WlnChell and his mother
have moved to Woodston, Rocks
county, whore Mr. Winchell IS eDgag-
cd as principal Of the school there.
Our public schools under the sup
erintendence of Prof + FL Baker is
opening up finely and patrons are
much gratifed with the prospects,
The receipts Of the amount Of bust
ness at Logan station show an in
crease Of 3,486 81, as compared with
the corresponding month last year.
Rev j e G Armidstead Of Gaylord
will assist the pastor in a series OF re-
vival meetings which commence at the
NJ e church next Sunday morning.
The large herds OF sleek cattle IN
the stock yards Of A j Bowman lndi.
Gates a successful business. Mr. Bow
man is one Of our most prominent
shippers and worthy citizen.
The following were nominated at
the republican caucus for township
officers: Nicholas Noel, trustee; W s
Lappin, town clerk; # O Albright,
treasurer; J o Hill and Thos Shurtz,
oonstsbles.
The Presbyterian church being
without pastor and greatly reduced
in members by removals it is more
than probable that the Sabbath
school connected with the church
will be discontinued.
Mrs Rebecca Glass, widow of By
ron B Glass, formerly agent at Dens-
more, has been notified that the claim
for life insurance for $1,000 carried
by her husband has been allowed and
will be paid 10 October.
Among the teachers Of Logan J F
King ranks high with attainments
and methods of teaching. The pat
rons of Wolf Creek school which
commences October IL, are fortunate
in securing his services.
The stock of L o Fansler who was
convicted Of maintaining place for
the sale of intoxicating liquors which
by law is declared nuisance was
fined 500 with costs and thirty days
in jail, has been attached for costs.
Jas A. Dougherty travelling sales
man ON the Pacific coasts for Tootle,
Wheeler & Motter of st. Joseph, Mo-,
is visiting his numerous friends in
Logan. He was with Dougherty
Bros. five years, bat has another at
traction here.
Among the many fine car loads OF
stock shipped from this point prob
ably none were better than those
from the ranch Of Levi Mccormick
just north Of the city. They brought
the highest market price and elected
very favorable comment.
Farmers are receiving good prices
for their products Cattle and hogs
are excellent property. Wheat has
amply repaid the labor expended and
corn will doubtless fairly renumerate
its owners in feeding to stock. The era
Of prosperity seems to be upon us.
Without & Reeder have 800 head
of cattle on their irrigation farm in
Norton county. The new preventive
for black leg consisting of q pill for
vaccination purposes prepared for
that purpose when the cattle are
''roweled" is finding much favor with
stock men.
Ben Atteberry who was convicted
at Stockton last week of seduction
has appealed his ease to the Supreme
Court of the state. His bond was
fixed at $4,000, which he will prob
ably obtain. The case will be reach
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