Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-09-01

Mics Ellis Morse OF Goodland is
visiting with relatives In this CITY.
Mrs. Hempler and son Godfrey
are visiting friends at Niobrara, Neb.
Mrs, Hsrdman was called to Abe
lIene this morning by the sickness Of
an uncle.
-Tlcke's to the soldies reunion at
Topeka, will be on sale Sept 26, q
and 2S, at Sc Go for the round trip.
But one person took the examin-
alton for state teachers certificate,
Prof. j N. Banks Of Kirwir.
%. W. Blckford was down to Kan
sas City last week and brought home
with hum slxty-e'ght young cattle.
The NJ W. A. of Agra expect to
have big meeting Friday night.
Many Woodman are going down from
here.
Mics Friend is now in Omaha,
from where after a short stay she
goes to ST. Louis for her fall stock OF
millinery,
Miss May Ooffey has resumed
her position at the millinery estab.
lishment of Tucker, Coffsy & Co, az
ter few weeks vacation.
e. P, Barrett of Wamego, was q
guest Of j. A. Butts for several days
last week. Mr.. Barrett is an old New
York friend of j. R. Breakey.
j, f. Baker of Prairie View was
IN the city Monday and made us q
very pleasant call, He reports corn
as being very fair in bis section.
"A grand jury has been called for
Norton county upon petition signed
by many people who want the pro-
hibItory law enforced. The Courier
thinks q mistake has been made.
-Karl's Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear you complexion
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as bell. Csc, &c., and
$10O. Sold by s. S. Fisher & %. 2
DIR. Ensign of Kirwln is In the
city today. The friends of Joshua
Adee are taking steps to having him
adjudged sane, and the doctor is OK O..
aiming Mr.. Adee as to his condi-
ton.
John Gebhart and family have
moved to Ottawa where the children
will 20 to school, Mr.. Gebhsrt ex-
poets to be here much of the time.
The family will be greatly missed by
itsfrisnds.
"A Mankato weather prophet has
figured 1t out that the earth in this
vicinity is heated to such a depth that
it will not be possible for it to cool off
sufficiently this winter to allow of q
st.-AdUocate.
"A very pretty looking wedding
party called on Jddge STRAIN yester-
day and had him tie a matrimonial
knot. The groom was Frank Pad
gett and the bride Miss Clara e.
Merrlfeld, both of Agra.
Teachers in our schools have been
assigned as follows; 1st grade, Miss
Tadlock; 2nd and Bird Miss Barnes;
4th, Miss Kingery; 9Th, Mrs. Breakey |;
9th and 7th, Miss Eiler; S:h, 9th, 10th
and 18th, Miss Bissell and Prof. Coff-
man.
w. II. Nipps Of this city has been
appointed deputy internal revenue
collector, VITA headquarters at Leav-
enworth, and salary Of $1,000 per
annum. This appointment is most
worthily bestowed upon a typical
young republican.
We are told that work wins.
That depends upon whether or not
the work is intelligent. An indlvid.
usl who wins in the modern indus.
trial contest must fit himself. The
Agricultural College at Manhattan
undertakes TO prepare young men
and women for lives of usefulness.
Captain Vaughan, was in the city
recently but some reason failed to
call upon the parents Of any Of the
boys whom he formerly commanded
but put IN his time with the poIiti.
clans. That was the trouble with him
while at Topeka; politics first, the
soldier boys last.