Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-08-17

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The Kansas City ball team came
in last night and are here ready for
the game this afternoon.
DIR. CLARK the Phillipsburg den
list will be in Logan August "a 25,
where he will operate in all branches
of modern dentistry. Office at Becker
Hotel.
Mrs. G. E. Cronk of Cawker City,
and daughters Nellie and Ola are
visiting with friends in this city and
Marvin this week. They formerly
resided at Marvin.
The Arlon Quertette has received
an invitation to go to Gaylord to at
tended the reunion and furnish music
for that occasion. The reunion will
be held some time in September.
Ed Baum and Ray Maxson who
are painting the Presbyterian church
have also latticed the belfry. which
greatly improves Its appearance as
well as protects it from the weather.
w. a. Nelson of the Pioneer
came up last Thursday night on &C.
count of the sickness of his brother,
DR.. Nelson. This Office was favored
with call. He returned Saturday
morning.
During the storm Sunday after
nron the lightning struck w. A. Bar
ron's barn setting it on fire. a little
double-quick hustling on Willis part
enabled h1m to put out the fire before
1t did any damage.
MIR. and Mrs. A. W. Robertson
and son Lloyd returned from their
visit in the east yesterday morning.
They visited Niagara Falls and many
other points of interest in Ohio, Penn
sylvania and New York.
Clyde B. Parker of Oberlin has
been recommended by Gov. Stanley
for appointment as lieutenant in one
of the regiments now beng recruited.
Young Parker is the son of L. G..
Parker of the Oberlin Times.
F. E Winshlp left Friday for an
visit among relatives aud
friends in Vermont, his native state
He will also visit other relatives in
New York and Massachusetts. He
to be gone five or SIX weeks.
Van E. Hugunin returned from
his extended tour of the west last
Friday morning. He spent some
time in Utah and Idaho at health re-
sorts. We are glad to note that Mr..
comes home ID much better
health.
-Wardie White, LINK Nipps and
Grant Taylor took IN the ball game
at Lebanon last Sunday. Owing to
the ram Saturday the third game was
played Sunday afternoon. The Leb-
anon Meroons won two of the three
games.
The sad news of the death of
Ray Shellito's little baby, four
months old. was brought to town
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Shellito haze
the sympathy of a large ciraia of
friends in their loss. The funeral
was held yesterday.
-NoTIoE:-I will sell the house
and grounds next east of GalbraIth's
brick on State street, for the best
offer submitted IN the next two weeks
There being no offer I will occupy it
myself and resume my old business
Of painting. f. Ct. ARLINGTON.
Charles Arnold of Long Island
has accepted position as bookkeeper
in the Phillips County Bank IN this
city. Charlie is one of the most com
petent clerical young men in the
county, and the bank is to be con-
graduated upon securing his services.
He began his duties yesterday morn
ing.
DR. Nelson started this morning
for TitusviIle, Pa, his old home, for
visit with his parents and other rel
atives and friends. The Doctor has
not been back to the home of his
boyhood for thirteen years. He ex-
poets to rest up, and regain the
strength lost by his recent sickness
He will also visit a brother in New
York.
Sundays Capital printed a state
ment that Attorney General GODDARD
intends to proceed at once to collect
the delinquent bonds held by the
state school fund on various municl-
pelities and school districts through
out the state. He will arrange to
compromise with them if possible
IF not he will proceed to collect them
by law. Phillips county's share is
So 900.
The following delegates and al
ternates were selected at the republi-
can caucus last Saturday for the
hnwnahin.