Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-05-06
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1897.
Logan.


wedding bells will sgain ere long
ring merrily in our midst.
Wesley Sullivan having attended
one course Of medical lectures at st.
Louis will study medicine with Dr.
Chapman at Speed till autumn.
Messrs Wiltrout, Dougherty, and
Bowman we're fortunate in their last
shipment. The stock arrived at Kan
sas City in good condition and sold
upon fair market.
A Photographic gallery hes been
established in Logan and it's pro-
prietor, I. P. Henthorn, proposes to
cater to the taste and fancles Of this
community and surrounding public.
The public school has closed for
the vacation and fond parents will
exercise their wits as to the where
abouts of the average boy during
his waking hours for the next four
months.
E. F. Wright Of Oberlin, Kansas,
has been in Logan this week tuning
and repairing pianos and organs.
Mr.. Wright enjoys an envIable repu-
tation in his line, his work being first
class in every respect.
The ladies Of the M. E. church
were highly successful in their lunch
aud ice cream social given to defray
the expenses Of improvements at the
parsonage. The exchequer was re-
plenished by something over $50.
Mrs. Harriet M. Hoyt has made sp.
plicatlon for widows pension and
accrued payment due her late hus-
band, DonCarlos Hoyt The prellm-
mary papers in the case have been
forwarded and an early adjustment
Is expected.
Bradley Webster living ten miles
south In Rocks county has received
notice of an increase from $500 to
$12 90 per month and srreages from
1892, amounting to over $500. Mr..
Webster belonged to Go. B. 81 Wis
Consin, Vol. Inf.
A Presbyterian church with thirteen
members was organized at Pleasant
Ridge, Belmont township, Thursday,
April 20, by Rev. ShocBley of Phil
lipsburg Christ Fritsch and A. Sc
belius have been chosen elders and
Artermus Shearer and others trustees.
Improvements are noticeable. j. B.
Working has remodled his former
residence which when completed will
be homelike and comfortable. E. l.
King is painting his handsome cot.
tage while Henry Ferret has built
a spacious Office to his residence and
beautifed his surroundings.
The open meeting of the Logan W.
Q, L. U. was we'll attended and the
exercises interesting. The president,
Mrs. Anna M. Tracy gave an excel
lent report Of the convention at Kir-
win. Mrs. O. B. Lincoln gave select
reading, and the program throughout
was one of more than ordinary merit,
Rev. Albert Watkins, arch deacon
Of the diocese of northwestern Kan
sas, o6iciated at the church Of the
TRANSPORTATION Wednesday evening.
The duties Of ministerlng to the num-
erous parishes in his territory are
arduous, his home being in railroad
cars and public conveysnces most Of
the time.
William Stunkle returned from his
round trip of $50 miles last Monday
having delivered his consignments in
excellent order both in Ooncordia and
Logan. Good luck attended him az
it seemingly rsined in every direction
but his chosen route. Will is one Of
our most deserving citizens and is e
be congratulated.
Recent showers have vastly improV'
ed the face of nature. The grass
sings it's lullaby, Here I come, creep
ing creeping everywhere" Blooming
trees, singing birds, and vernsl sun
shine conduce to the belief that the
summer solstice is near. The earth
will soon TEEN with its products and
the hardy husbandman rejoice in the
anticipation Of we'll filed store houses
and barns.
Thomas w. Hill died Monday
morning at 2 o'clock of diseases In
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