Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-10-21

. Mrs. Ong and Mira. Shultz an
three sons of Moulton, Iowa, are 81
peeted in the city soon for month
visit at the briggs home.
Mics Lottie Young returned from
her visit at Galveston, having bsel
scared home by yellow fever. For
week before she left no trains run in
to or out OF the city, aAd food becam,
very scarce. BY that time the scar,
was over, and business resumed.
In NATION, Ills, the business
men bnilt booths in the center Of th,
streets, and made display OF wares
and agricultural products. O. A
Lewis suggests that next fall thiq
city do the same thing, and by fixing
the date at some time where excur.
sions are run into the country, ad.
vertise the country to home seekers
We hope our people will take thiS
question mp, and arrange 10 have a
big exhibit next fall.
Mr.. Chas. W. Bowman and miss
CLARA Walker OF Prairie View were
married yesterday at the home church.
A large number Of relatives and
friends were in attendance. Mr..
Bowman ls a young man Of sterling
worth, who by close attention and
honest dealing has built up q large
and profitable business. The bride
is the daughter OF Post Master Walk.
or, a young woman with many charm.
ing accomplishments. The couple
commence their journey through life
with the best wishes OF the entire
community,
On Tuesday at court a pleasant
diversion occurred from the usual
court routine. Judge Gelger up.
pointed Hon. Tully Scott, J. II. Ham
ilton and o O Osborn to conduct the
examination of Miss Fannie McCou.
chic, AS to the qualification to prac.
tice law she passed very creditably
and was unanimously recommended for
admission and Judge Geiger gave
her the right to practice before the
district courts of the state. Miss
Fannie is the first lady that ever had |
this honor conferred In this county, |
She is very bright young lady and |
we wish for her success IN her chosen
field OF labor Oberlin Herald.
Report OF Woodruff schools for
The month ending Oct Is, 1897:
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT
Number Of days taught, 90; mum.
Der of pupils enrolled, al, number Of
pupils tardy, 81 number neither ab.
sent nor tsrdy, A. average daily at
tendance, Is
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Number Of days taught, 20, mum.
'sr OF pupils enrolled, 81, number of
PUPILS tardy, TO- number neither alb.
emf nor tardN 7; average daily at.
enhance, rs.
O. T. GAUMER,
BLANCHE JoYoE,
Teacher.
What the Smith Center Journal I
links Of us: q
The Indian medicine man who
RED to do business here q few DAYS
go and failed because the republi. 0
an county convention was 10 session v
the time, went to Phillipsburg and Q
aught suckers till be turned in .
lame and left the street. That town :
ways was a soft snap for faikors OF =
ny and all kinds" II
And what the Gaylord Herald = :
links Of Smith Center, o
BILLS were scattered Abont town Q
ct week announcing "Big Races at I
NTH Center, Oct. 9th There was al
be half-mile dash for a purse Of 81
3, half mile dash for a purse Of 81
IS, and mile dash of $50, money at Oh
'ch quarter, 80 the bills stated d
verybody was invited. BY special Il
vitation Dan Covington went up to re
1t q horse in the races, but after he W
1t there he was informed that he pl
uldn't get in, and the dead game ii,
orts' proceeded to gallop their na0s =
or the course and keep the money 4
emselves. It is a cheap and safe x
" of racing, but they ought not to 3
Vlte outsiders to come and look on" x
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