Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-02-17
Logan.

MARVIN, 10 nome LOT u low udy5'
We have a quartette of singers
lately organized, and for beginners
the boys acqult themselves creditsbly.
f. A. Miner and Lthel r. Wat
kins, recently married, were kindly
remembered by an elegant array Of
presents.
Colds and lsgrippe are very preva-
lent Especially it is noticeable in
our public schools. The children
bark like the dogs of Egypt.
w. A. Reeder is actively engaged
in preliminary work for his con-
gressional campaign, and is encour-
aged to believe that the prospect is
favorable for his nomination,
The Southwest Teachers AssoCIa-
ton of Phillips county held an enjoy"
able meeting, although but few were
present, hut the exercises were profit
able and worthy the occasion.
Miss May Ray gave a very pleas
ant party to a few young friends last
week. Music, games and light re-
freshments constituted an entertain
ment to which one was fortunate to
be invited.
William Schautel who has been in
business here for several years, will
leave next week for Colorado where
he will make his future home. Mr..
s. leaves many here who will take q
kindly interest in his welfare.
The sixth grade in our public
schools will give a Lincoln and
Washington program February %,
for which preparations are now being
carefully made and which promises
to be fully up to the standard.
The combination sales on Saturday
where those desiring to sell property
can have it disposed of a public ven
due, are becoming quite a feature
and attract large assemblies Arti-
cles generally bring good prices
The seventeenth university of the
Y. P. s. O. E. was held at the M e
church Sunday night January 30
The essays were Of high order of
literary merit and covered every de-
partment of the work of the society
Our merchants, have been invoicing
for insurance purposes. Trade keeps
good, and the advancing market of
,orn and hogs causes our farmers to
ook happy IN being able to purchase
not only the npcessaries but many of
The Injuries Of life.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting of the Southwest
Teachers Association at Logan: Miss
Caroline Mather, president; L. II.
Akera, secretary; F. s. Sullivan,
Maude Brown, f III Baker, Rosie
and Minnie Craven, execu.
tive committee.
Rev. r. Arthur is delivering a SER
les of lectures on bible topics every
Two weeks at the Presbyterian church
which are interesting. They deserve
good audiences. The last topic elab.
)rated was the miracle of Joshua
commanding the sun to stand still.
The next lecture will be on the Ark
If the Covenant.
L. d. Robinson living some four
miles south, celebrated his fifty-frst
anniversary few days
since. A joyous company assembled,
of relatives and friends -
Bounteous refreshments we're served
and enjoyment was everywhere. Con-
ordinations and hearty good wishes
'or q long life and happy one were
bestowed.
Kansas Day was suitably observed |
n Logan. An elaborate program on
Friday and Saturday evenings was
'endered by the pupils of the seventh
grade which reflected great credit
10th on themselves and Prof f, H.
Baker, the principal of the schools.
Z was a At celebration for the birth
sy 1t the state.
pen mestinS SIM day evening, Janu,
ry 30. Womans SUI. Aon ao,o
he subject of selections from
it's most able advocates. Musical
xercises well.rendered lent q charm
} the meeting, which was we'll worth
Miss Maude Without as
on program, exhibited
dmirable executive ability in its ar.
Fl Il Emery attended the conven-
on of retail implement dealers re-.
'ntly held at Kansas Oltv, No. The
RIM of Parlin Orendorff Co., made
preparations for the enter
.inment of their guests and royalty
attributed to their enjoyment and
easure during their stay. Such
'mminRlings of business men are
aternAl in character. and whIla all