Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-05-11
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-Mrs. W. u, Granger left fol-
Wichita last Tuesday morning where
she goes as delegate to the state
meeting OF the Eastern Star.
John G. Hill and his estimable
wife were over from Logan Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs Hill will start soon for
an all summers visit to Illinois, the
home Of their childhood days.
Mrs. Pomeroy and Mrs. SPECIAL
went down to Hutchinson Sunday
morning to attend tho meeting OF the
State Sunday School Association.
They were delegates from this conn
ty.
L A Chsmplin has moved into his
property purchased Of O A Porter.
Mr. ChampIln built a neat and tasty
addition ard otherwise improved the
residence. He now has beautiful
and commodious home.
"A great kick is going up over tht
state against Gov StaDley's oil IN
spector, Spencer, II 10 CLAIMED tina
he is absolutely incompetent not onl,
to inspect oil, but to make an intelli.
gent report Of inspection.
Long Island had corner on bus.
mess with the probate Judge this
week. Licenses to wed have been is
sued to. William A. Wiley and Gussie
Arnold, and George &. Hssenysger
aud Anna II. Read, all Of that city.
Hop. N, B, Mccormick has been
invited by President &. b. Smith to
deliver the class address at the grad
uating exercises of the Nickerson,
Kansas, Normal College, In June. On
account of sickness In his family he
may not be able to accept.
The members of the Robekah
lodge gave reception and social last
Friday evening in the loot hall
complimentary TO the participants iD
the cake walk given tho week Jefore
and the members OF the Philharmonic
orchestra who furnished the music
for the occasion. A large number
were present and a most enjoyable
time was had,
R. A. Handy representing a syn
dictate of business men, appeared
before the city council with O propo-
sltion to secure franchise for tee-
phone system in this city. The old
ordinance under which the former
telephone system was put IN was re-
pealed and q new one will probably
be passed at the next council meeting
Mr. Handy deserves credit for his
enterprise IN this matter as good
telephone service is greatly needed in
this city.
"A letter to +. T. NJ. Butcher from
Miss Ethel Fish, Idaho Springs, COL
orado, announces the death of Mrs
NJ. e. League, familisrly known
here some years ago as "Grandma"
League. Mrs. League was one of
the first w0nen to become resident
of Phillipsburg in the early '70's, and
she remained here several years.
Her many friends among the early
settlers will regret to learn Of her
death. She was 70 years old last
January.
Miss Gussie Arnold and William
A. Wiley were married at the home
OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Arnold Of Long Island, Kansas,
last evening at s o'clock. Miss Ar
mold IS well known here as one of the
most popular young ladies OF the
of the county and a successful teacher.
The groom is young man of excel
lent character and sterling worth.
The young people have the best visa.
es Of their many frielas including
the HERALD,