Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-06-10
+ Thomas Dye and Harry Ferret
of Logan were in the city Monday.

"A boy baby came to the home OF
II, NJ. Taylor, east of town, Tuesday.
The township ia bnildipg new
bridge over Deer Creek, near Charles
Frederick's residence.
Il. H, Rogers is the proud DOS
SCISSOR Of new bike" 1t is a Glib
bard" and is beauty.
j. NJ Tadlock and O. d, Heath
are improving the looks Of their resi-
dences by having them painted,
John Johnson has SO far recov
cred from u long siege Of sickness
that he is able to be out, to the salts
faction of his friends,
The late Legislature changed the
number Of this representative district
from eighty-eight TO the ninety first
representative district.
"A goodIy number OF Odd Eel
lows attended the Memorial services
at the Methodist church Sunday.
Rev. MIR. Rarick preached most
fitting sermon
Frank Stinson has commenced
the construction of large addition
to bis home When the improve
ment is finished he will have one OF
the neatest homes in the city.
--Shiloh's Cure is sold on gnar-
antee. Icures incipient consumption.
1t is the best cough cure. On-y one
cent dose. 25 cts, so cts. and $1.OO
Sold by S. S. Fisher g. 90. l
The Ladies Aid Society of tho Meth
odIst church met yesterday, and elect
ed Mrs Bissell, president; Mrs Npps,
vice president; Mrs. HARDWOOD, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Blckford, treasurer.
DR.. Nelson was called to the
home of Mrs. Meyer who lives west
of town, on account Of an accident
by which the lady suffered a fracture
of her wrist. She was in the yard
walking about, when she tripped
and fell.
"A rnmor was floating around
Kirwin this week to the effect that
the Phillipsburg people were paying
the board Of teachers living in this
county at Stockton, in order to keep
them away from the Kirwin normal,
1t goes without saying that practical
iokers are not all dead.
The normal at Klrwin has proven
to be a regular fountain OF youth
affair, as we notice that j. M. Tinney
q. W. Hull, @. E. Barber, A. Weaver
O. s, IDgersoll, W. E Falles, and II
r. Hull have hunted up their old
school books and joined the ranks
Of the soon'to.be psdsgsgues.
Frank Strain has fish pond on
bis farm west of town. During q
recent freshet a number of his fish
got away. Yesterday he rounded up
his family and went down to the
stone mill when he succeeded in re.
capturing two bull head cat fish.
The normal at K irwin Is having q
good enrolment. From proof slip
Of the names of those in attendance,
we find that 1877 are in attendance,
1O4 giving their postofice as Klrwin,
Ii, Phillipsburg; 8, Logan; IL, Agra
3, Cedsrville; A, Woodruff; 4, Long
Island; 2 each from Marvin, Stutt.
CART, Prsirieview, Dana, Grow, Mat
teson and Pleasant Green, while
Kensington, Downs, SENECA, Speed,
and Hillside are credited with one
each. The people of Kirwin are
doing everything in their power to
make the normal q success.
The county commissioners OF
Phillips county met this week as a
board Of equalization and gave relief
to many over-taxed individuals. The
assessors work for the last year was
passed upon by the commissioners
and but three changes were made.
Cattle in Dayton and Towsnda
townships were raised ten per cent
while Valley was raised thirty per
cent. on the same property. In Long
Island township several punches of
cattle were raised in value. A special
session Of the board Of commissioners
was held and jurors fees for the last
tarnn of court wara maid