Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-08-12

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The prettiest song of the season
PRETTY WHITE LILY" waltz
song. Words and music by Louis
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Evidences Of posterity are to be
heard on all sides. Ga Saturday q
great big bouncing Ill pound boy
came to the home Of Ii. Il. Robinson
Of Freedom, on Sunday girls to the
homes Of John Woods, and G.. II.
Tucker Of this city, on Tuesday a
little girl came to the home OF II. II.
Adee Of Arcade, and on Monday a
boy to Lon Selbe OF Mound.
Tuesday afternoon of this week,
the Jolly Girls Club" had meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Hahnenkratt's,
Miss Lulu hostess. A short business
session was held, after which Miss
Henrietta Gebhart joined the club.
The reading Of a very interesting
book entitled "Miss Overtime Way
Remembrance" completed an inter
esting afternoon. Next meeting will
be held with Miss Susie Close.
The Sixth Annual District Con.
vention of the Young Peoples So
ciety Christian Endeavor will be held
at Logan, Kansas, August 234-5,
1897. Over fifty speakers are on the
program, among them are Rev. e,
Lee Howard, pastor First Congrega-
tional church, Burlington, Kansas;
Miss Hattie M. McFadden, major of
Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma bat
TALON Of volunteers OF America; Rev.
j. g. EnCell, Of Jewell City, Kansas;
with his Stsreopticsn Lecture; Rev.
O. L. Smith, pastor FIRST Christian
church Of Wellington, and many 9th
ers composed Of the best talent in the
district. Be sure and come.
%. #. SChimeall Of Norton is in
the city and is busily engaged with
his force Of clerks in arranging what
goods he has received, in the Cole
building. The store will be managed
by O. M. Poe, who will DO assisted by
j. G. Cooper Of Nevada, Mo, and
Geo. Cole of this city. Mr., Schimesll
has been disappointed in not receiv.
ing his fall stock when he expected
it, and will not formally open his
store until Saturday, August 81
when he will show the best and larg.
est stock Of clothing eyer opened IN
this county.
The Central Branch people have
done the square thing for Atchison
and for the people Of the twenty
splendid counties along their line by
making a round trip excursion rate
of So for the Corn Carnival from
Stockton and Lenors. This is the
cheapest rate ever granted on q week
day. This makes the rates very low
from all points along the branch and
means 10000 people from that region
on that day. Thanks to Mr.. Town
send for his liberalitY and to Supt.
Rsthburn, Passenger Agent Sly les
and all who have worked for the
cheap rate.
John Sidell who has been an in
mate of the poor house for some time
was adjudged insane by jury today
and will be taken to the asylum soon.
Seidell was brought over from Long
Island with a blind son of eleven
years Of age and placed in the poor
house. He had been farming in that
vicinity, but seemed to have no fit.
ness for the work. His father-in.Iaw
had mortgage on his horses, and
tools, and took them away from him.
Having no means Of support the
trustee Of the township was compelled
to take him and his son to the poor
house. His history is somewhat OBJ.
scure but it ID known that he was in
a Nebraska asylum at least two years
and was discharged as cured. His
wife wanted TO get rid Of him and The
boy and SO had him sent over to this
state. In the mean time she secured