Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-09-07
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were 131 applicants for car

There were III applicants for GER
tificates at the close of the teachers.
institute IN Smith county last week.
Walter Barnes came up from
Arkansas the latter part of last week
for short vacation, and visit with his
mother and other friends in the city.
fuckers Photo gallery building
has been repaired by putting new sills
The awning in front was also rebuilt,
and its general appearance much inn
proved.
Only three land descriptions in
Mound township were advertised as
delinquent, and these were all paid
before sale day last Tuesday. Mound
has record to be proud of.
Among the attorneys attending
court from other cities we noticed
Hon. L. Fl. Thompson and Hon. j. R.
Hamilton of Norton. W. II. Holmes
of Kirwin and T. NJ. Sullivan of
Logan.
The lockers which were placed
in the srmory for the guns of Co. 81,
are finished and present very neat
and handsome appearance. They
are the hsndiwork of D. s. Naxson
aud son Ray.
DIR. Nelson returned Monday
morning from his visit in Pennsyl-
vsnia. He is rested up and much
improved in health. He is back
among his patients again, with his
old time vIgor
&C o Graham of Logan has the
thanks of the HERALD force for very
fine watermelon which he rolled into
this office last Monday. If the one he
brought is fair sample Mr. Graham
grows some very large melons.
"A union Temperance meeting was
held at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday night. Rev Hagemsn deliv-
cred a very interesting lecture brlm-
of food for thought, along the lines
of scientific and economic temperance
Excellent music was provided for the
occasion.
One of the attractions at the
Salina Free Street Fair will be the
presence of Head Consul w. A.
Northcott, and other prominent Wood
men on "Fraternal Order Day." on
Thursday, September %. SPECIAL
prizes will be offered to visiting
lodges.
District court convened last Tues
day morning, Judge Geiger and
Stenographer Young coming down
Monday night. There are 81 cases
on the docket, only one of which is
criminal, and 9het is the case of Hugh
Mcdonald for criminal assault on the
person OF Congressman Rseder.
-Married-Jemes f. TomberIin
and Electa A. brennan, at the home
of the bride in Phillips county, Kan
sas, September 3. 1899. Rev. n. B.
Homan officiating. Thus two worthy
persons have been united in the divine
institution of matripaony. Thev have
the good wishes of many friends for
tlelr piety, peace and prosperity.
Miss Emma Bissell returned
Saturday morning from an extended
tour of the great northwest. After
leaving the Los Angeles meeting she
went up into Montana woere she Wis
tied with an uncle, and with himself
and family drove to the famous Vel
lowstone National Park. They saw
some of the grgndest natural scenery
in the world.
} Mrs. @. D. Heath has letter
from her son Clifford, dated at Iloilo,
P l., July %, 1899, acknowledging
the receipt of the LONG letter" which
partook OF the nature OF compac.
, story as it was written by some TWEEN
ty of our people and sent to the
1 young soldier. The letter was sixty
feet long, and was delight to the
recipient, as he says: The long letter
has arrived and nothing could have
pleased me any better, and will assure
3 you that every word has been read
very carefully. would like to reply
4 to every one but that void take toe
] long a time but should like to have
: them know that L did appreciate it
: very much. = = Nothing could in.
8 duee me TO part with the letter; it is
3 my greatest relic and novelty aa1
8 curiosity to all. Everyone IN the