Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-15


school house on Saturday evening
next. Everybody invited.
Floyd Champlin is back from
Manhattan where he has been attend
ing the agricultural college,
WHATS the matter with the Kir-
win teachersY Only two enrolled at
Normal Is there boycott onl
Mile Erickson, who has been at
the Hotel Bissell for some time past,
has gone to Gainesville, Texas,
Thee Bracken and wife are at
their country home east Of the city
for a months stay during the wheat
harvest.
Harry Root Of the Topeka Jour
nal, was in the city Friday last in the
interests Of the best daily pri nted in
the state.
The annual meeting OF school
district No, 3, will be held at the
school house on Wednesday June 20,
at 2 o'clock,
e. Hill is getting better and is
able to be out on the street. He will
probably try to have the charge Of
insanity set aside.
Several exchanges speak of har-
ness robberies in their last week ID.
sues, There seems to be an organ
lied band working this section.
License to we'd has been granted
TO the following by Probate Judge
Strain: @. M. Clark and Ida Holman
o. f. Atkins and Ionia Nj. Utter.
The Long Island Woodmen will
observe the 4Jh with celebration at
their town, The boys are wlde.a-
wake and will make it a hummer.
Miss Daisy Stoddard who has
frequently entertained our people,
was married last week at her home IN
Republican City, to j, O. Graham Of
Lincoln, Nebr,
The probate Judge Of Norton
County and his predecessor are try
ing to have the county commissioners
abolish the Office Of janltorj the cusa
is too inquisitive,
w, j. Bower g. Son can sell you
organs cheaper than anyone in this
neighborhood. When you buy Of
them you don't have the travelling ex-
penses of psddling to pay.
Lester Read severed his connec,
ton with the Hotel Bissell Monday
and commenced work in the hard.
ware and implement store Of j. M
Wood & Co. on Tuesday morning
Prof. II. B. Lqrrabee, Principal
ofSchools at Rapid City, s.. is here
with his wife, formerly Myrtle Bos'
tetter, visiting his brother.in-law
Judge W. H. Pratt, and will probably
remain here several weeks.
ALI services Of the Baptist church
will be resumed in the presence oil
the pastor elect, Rev S. s. Hagemsn
The meetings for Sunday next will
be at 10 a. M, Sunday Schools II a. m
preaching service, topic; "Ohnst, the
Image of God" Evening service al
8 p. m, topic: "a Lost Throne" AL
will be welcome.
Last Wednesday j. NJ. Flgley &
Co., Of Long Island, a firm composed
of }, M. Figley and N. O. Figley
father and son, made an assignment
to @. A. Barnard of the same place.
The liabilities are placed at S6, 1854 48
with assets of about $4,000. The
heaviest creditor is Swofford Bros. &
Co.,, of Kansas City, who have a claim
of so, 267.14 Mr.. Figley attributeI
his failure mainly to his activity il
temperance work.
Last night the post Office a
Prsirieyiew was burglarized, A Mr.
Nelson, who lives north of the town
came in from the east on the 800 q. NJ
train, and on his way up town dis
covered the door Of Walker 8 Son.
establishment open. Gong back tc
the depot he got his trunk and took
it to the store, gong up to Mr.. Walk
er's for the night, but SAID nothing
about the store being open. Abou
seven o'clock in the morning O. D
Walker went to the store and found
the door still open. He noticed tina