Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-31

the services being conducted Dy neV
r. Arthur the pastor, the sermon be-
ing from John 14th chap, 2od verse,
last clause. Notwithstanding the
weather the house was filed and the
services impressive. Her son, Clin-
ton L NorUhrup, who was the fret
elder OF the church in Logan had
preceded her to the spirit land some
eight years previously Deceased was
born in England July 1882. Was
married to Devid Northrup IN 1866,
who died in 1872 She was the moth.
err of eight children, seven sons and
one daughter Six sons are living.
The daughter died some years ago,
The concert given by the Logan
high school band was fully up to the
usual standard Of excellence the var
ious selections developing musical
talent worthy Of mention,
Oscar j Meyer and Stspzs Gran
land we're married recently by Rev
r Arthur and have moved to their
farm about seven miles southeast Of
town. A host Of congratulations are
extended.
The w CTU held memorial SER
vices for Neal Dow and Frances q
Willard, Sunday, March 20. Appro-
pirate tributes were rendered to the
memory Of the distinguished dead.
The widow Of Gilbert Graham who
died abont two years ago, leaving her
with a family of children, some OF
whom are now grown, has married
Finch, widower with five children,
The parties reside In Norton county
Fl T Afteberry has sold to John
Mckee 154 head of yearling steers at
1922 per head.
A foot race IN the streets and an
angry discussion over the outcome
ending in blows, are some of the
sights witnessed on Saturday 10 our
quiet town.
is Lohnes and family are to be-
come residents OF Logan, he having
purchase l from John II Bait d very
comfortable residence property near
the depot. Consideration $500.
Joseph @ Ross has vacated the
Thomas farm in PlsInview township
which has been purchased by II +
Snyder and has leased the Tom
Smith farm five miles southwest from
Logan in Norton county.
Empty houses and idle land in
this vicinity are things Of the past.
Parties coming here now would have
to buy or build
IE Griffin hsH purchased and Is
now occupying the property in New
mans addition formerly owned by Rev
q Mitchell. Consideration 1896.
James Larson living four miles
east of town has traded his farm to
A A Green of Speed, for q stock Of
Mr. Green will it is
reported visit some of the noted
springs for his health
Since the equinox1al storm the
has been quite Marchy.-
forenoon approached near to
u blizzard
w Nj Dunning is building m ad-
dition to his residence and will put
in a furnace,
Hon w A. Reeder is busily seeking
the nomination for congress- in the
sixth district, aud the political skies
are brightnlpg in his favor.
The public rhetorical exercises of
the Logan schools closed last Mon
day night with an exhibition. A
choice program had been prepared
and was rendered the eminent sat
isfaction of a crowded house There
we're no failures each one scquitting
creditably. The only re-
yret was that some who were assign
I'd to excellent selections from illness
and other reasons were unable to
appear. Sufficient money has been
collected during these exhibitions to
largely to the library of
he school. Prof Baker has been I'M
;iring IN his efforts for the public
good and is entitled to be congratu-
ated on his success.