Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-07-20

AO4O OA SOAS az onO aug. 0uO A.
District IS west of Marvin is 20
have q new school house this year.
Mrs. Hale of Chicago is in the
city visiting with the family Of her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Wright.
j T Smith, ex-register Of deeds of
Norton county was down Tuesday on
business and incidently to witness
the ball game.
Regular meeting of the o. E. s.,
on Tuesday evening, July q, 1889.
a full attendance is desired.
IDA A. Morse,
Associate Matron.
We are glad to note that J. d.
Hickey is able to be out again after
his rather protrscted seige OF sick.
ness. We hope he will stay mp this
time.
Wheat threshing has commenced
in this vicinity, and the yield is g
little disappointing. The best crops
thus far reached have yielded frem
Is to % bushels per acre.
President O. NJ. Brooke of Lane
university, Lecompton, Kansas, stop
ped off in this city a few hours be-
tween trains Monday. The DR.. was
returning from dedicating q church
in Norton County.
French & Hshnenkratt have taken
down the windmill which they erect
ed in the court yard. The commits
sioners did not purchase it for the
county's use.
-"DIckey" Stephenson and Homer
Kellogg, two lads who were sent to
Lansing from this county have just
been given their liberty and restored
to citizenship by the governor.
-Kirwin and Minneapolis ball
teams played an excellent game at the
former city last Saturday resulting 10
score of II to z in favor of Kirwin.
The score by innings was as follows:
R RihRRifsp ,oi.. -: % oIs
DIR. Wallace returned last Sua-
day evening from his trip into Ohio
and Canada. He reports Mrs. W.
and Miss Grace enjoying their visit
quite we'll. Mrs. WIS health is much
improved.
Rev. Hsgeman will preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
and evening. Morning subject: THE
Chief Aim of Man." evening subject:
"Music and its Ministry" attended By
song service. All welcome.
Rev 81. NJ. Shockley will preach
in the Presbyterian Church Sunday
at the usual hours. Morning sub
ject ''The Bible Inspired" Evening
subject, "The Book of the Rolling
Worlds and Its lessons" ali invited.
AT the NJ. e. church Sunday
July %: Sunday school at 10 q. IA;
sermon at IL a. M, subject: 1.-THE
Lords Day" and "The American Dit
izen:" at 8p. M, sermon, 1.-The Young
Man." Ali cordially invited.
PARMENIs SMITH, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch and dsugh-
ter Mrs. Ray, of Delphos, Kan, were
in the city last week in attendance at
the funeral Of their niece and cousin
Miss Fannie Mccormick. The re-
turned home to Delphos Tuesday
morning.
Il scream! I scream for yeui
Ice cream, good ice cream for every
body and all you want at the court
house yard on Friday evening. July
q. Come verybody and bring your
best girl and the other girl too. If she
likes lee cream.
w. n. McIlvain and J. s.. Morse
Jr, with their estimRbIe families
vent over TO the PraiTia Dog nsar
SmIth's Mill last Wed nssdsy aDdre-
manned until Saturday evening. |
They took tents and camping outht |
with them and enjoyed q delightful
outing. Guns and fishing sackIe |
formed an important part Of their
equipment and helped make their
trip an enjoyable one.
"A special stock tram OF twenty
two cars was sent to Kansas City from
this place last Tuesday. Mesers.
Harry Simms and L. A. Chemplin
were the owners Of the stock. They
had some of the finest cattle ever
shipped from this point and received
$685. for them. Two engines were
required to putt the train. The fol.
lowing gentlemen went down on the /