Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-11-08

votes tuesday FRANK Pratt, Erank
Gray. Newt Brackep, Elmer Moore.
Harry Steers, Sam Townsley, Clar-
ence McIlvsin are among the number
There will be meeting of the
cemetery association at Iowa Union
school house. on Saturday st P H.,
for the purpose of fencing the grounds
and such other business as may come
before the meeting.
j. p KNIGHT, treas.
-LeRuy Rigg of this county and q
fourth-year student at Manhattan
Agricultural College came up Mon
day evening. cast his ballot Tuesday
and returned to Manhattan that night
to resume college duties He reports
an increased attendance over any pre-
vIous year.
Services of Lords day at Bsptlst
chnrch ara as follows: Morning wor-
ship at IL o'clock with theme. "Tha
Fatherhood of God;' bible study at
10 a. m Evening worship at 7:30
Services at Rising Sun school house
at p m Sunday on series of SER
mons on Parable of Bereaved Faith
or" will begin.
Amos Borrell of Phillips county
dropped in on US last press day.
Amos had been down the Kaw Valley
for load of apples. We are always
glad to see phillips county people.
having spent twenty of our best years
in that county. Load up, all of You,
and come down and we'll go fishing.
Minneapolis Better way.
The successful candidates should
remember that when they make their
bond for any Office, whether it be
road overseer or governor, you must
put fifty cent revenue stamp on it
and cancel it yourself. By keeping
this in mind you will save yourself
lots of trouble, as the board of county
commissioners cannot approve bond
without this being complied with.
"A head end collision on the Rock
Island occurred one half mile west of
Wsbaunsee last Monday between
trains Is and Is in charge of Conduc-
tors Tucker and Carnahan. The en-
glneers were Messrs Nolan and Ma
son. The latter was severely, but not
dangerously injured. Nohe of the
passengers were hurt. Mr.. Mason
has many friends here who are very
sorry to learn of bis injury.
Thirty dollars were made up and
paid to the Western. Union Telegraph
Company by the people of this city to
get the telegrsphic news of election
10 eastern states. Scarcely anything
worthy of note was received, and the
town virtually buncoed out of that
much money. The local men were
not to blame. as they did all they
could to get the news, but nothing at
all was sent over the wires.
j. H Ham has Just returned
| from the east where he has been visit
ing friends and relatives down in the
Old Pine Tree state after an absence
of 25 years. He reports having a
good time and cordial greeting from
all his old time friends and acquain-
tences, and says there are many nice
people down 10 Maine. Mr. Ham has
during his stay in Kansas built up a
nice home in Freedom township and
has one Of the best improved farms in
that township. HE vacation was we'll
earned, as it is the first in years.
Mrs II Rogers very charming
| ~ entertained five tables at cards last
Thursday afternoon. The shades
were drawn and the rooms lighted
from within. Mrs. @. E Nelson won
the prize aud Mrs. @. A. Lewis was
consoled with a dainty china after
dinner coffee cup. Elegant refresh
menIs were served at small tables
Those present to enjoy the delightful
afternoon were Messdames Stinson,
Tooker. Chsmplin, Bickford, Ernest
and Frank Bower. Handy, Nelson,
TadIock. Lewis, Sewell, Brainerd,
Theo. and Ed. Close, Dunn, Poe,
Lane, French. Edict. Misses Taylor,
Nlpps and Bissell.
Miss Francis Norris, of Ottawa