Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-09-07

Mrs Sarah Rogers returned from
two months visit among friends in
the east last Tuesday.
Lyman Matteson went down to
Holton Monday morning to enter the
Glasses of Campbell University.
Furnished rooms to rent to school
girls or others. For particulars an
cure of Mrs McIIvsin, southeast of
Hotel BisselI.
Attorneys Evans of Topeka.
Stnrgis of Concordia and j R Hamil-
ton of Norton attended court in this
city Wednesday.
Scott Dunn and Lou Frobmutb
went up to Lyons, Nsb., last Tuesday
where they expect to secure employ
ment on the B. &M.
Capt. Sweeney, U. S. A.. San
Diego, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy Is the first medicine I have ever
found that would do me any good,
Price Soc Sold by S S. Fisher & Co
L 81. Taylor is still quite sick.
his allment having developed into q
we'll defined case of typhoid fever
1t IS hoped however that be is i'm
proving and will soon be out of dan.
ger.
Miss Stella Weeks gave a party
Wednesday evening to a number Ct
her young friends. A very pleasant
afternoon hour was spent and a.
sumptous supper enjoyed. The little
ones had an excellent time.
g. N. Poe aud wife returned the
latter part of last week from an out
ing in the mountains of Colorado.
They spent several days doing all the
important places of interest IN the
great Rockies, in the vicinity of Dem
yer and Colorado Springs.
There will be Dairy Institutes
held at Speed on Monday, Sept Is,
and KirwiA, Tuesday, Sept 10. Elab-
crate programs have been prepared
Professors from the Agricultural Col
lege and W I Jensen, of Belolt, in
addition to local speakers will make
up the program. First class music
has been provided
The following delegates and al
ternates were elected in Kirwin to
attend the peoples party convention
next Saturday:
A Bechtel Richard James
y y ' ahAllen Neil Kincaid
= w 9utherlord Harvey Atchison
Jonn rutherford Z H Biswell
W ID Collins c j VanATen
John Boughman SO Toudas
John Smedley Fred Clark
VIM Townsend ID Fl MouIfsn
M I1nney DR. S NJ Travis
W Gray Phi SmedIeV
Elder o. L. Smith pastor Of the
Christian church of Wellington, Kan
sas, together with his wife have been
visiting with Mr. Smiths parents and
other friends in Prairie View the past
week. They are IN now in OberIin
visiting with Mrs. Smiths parents.
The go to Eureka, Illinois, about
September Is, where Mr.. Smith will
enter college and finish his education.
Prof. s. V. Mallory, wife and
family came to our town last week
from Clyde where the professor has
been teaching for the past four years.
They will occupy the Beckley prop
erto in the south part of town, for
awhile, after which they will move
into the j. II Close house on the farm
just west of the city. The HERALD is
glad to welcome these excellent peo-
pie as residents of our city.
Charles Turner the enterprisfne
stock and grain man of Agra met
with quite serious accident last
Sunday. He was driving fractions
horse when the bit broke, the animal
running with him a mile or more.
In turning corner he attempted to
jump from the cart and was thrown
violently to the ground striking
upon his shoulders and head, severely
bruislng him and laying him up for q
few days.
Ross Mccormick received a teFe-
gram Saturday calling him. to Mead
Centre, Kansas, to take the principal
ship of the school at that place.
He left Sunday morning and will
probably begin teaching this week.
Mead Center has population OF
about 200 and employs two teachers.
Ross is young man well qualified
for tho ronn,finn