Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-06-28
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

LILO 0ODOe az SA4AO kJlACG HAS Oo0A
treated to an internal coat of paint.
Henry Churchill of this place
has been awarded pension of $40
per month.
-Dottie and Frank Mckay re-
turned from visit at America City
last night.
Men, boys and even women of
Stockton turned out one day last
week and run down two jail breakers.
Union services will be held in
the Baptist church Sunday evening,
July 1, Rev. Loofbourrow preaching
the sermon.
Carl Mckay is moving to Kirwin
the first loads going down today.
The people of KirwIn will find him
pleasant man to deal with.
Some fellow got funny Monday
and passed Mexican bill on boy
at Ben. Berrett's. After an interview
with the sheriff the humorist took up
his bill and dug up Uncle Sans coin.
Bert Orrin has brought his suit
for damages against the Rock Island
company. IF Bert is able to be moved
why shouldn't the sheriff of Rocks
county go up and get him.-Stockton
Record.
Miss Julia Raymond Watson, of
Indianola, Ia, will give an elocution-
airy entertainment at the Baptist
church Friday evening, July 6, at
o'clock p. m under the auspices of
the Ladies Aid society.
There will be an elocutIonary
entertainment given at Greenwood
Friday night by Mrs. Rev. Loofbour-
row. Proceeds to go to the church
All are invited; admission 10 and Is
cents. Rev. D. E. FRENCH.
Rev. w. K. Loofbourrow will
speak on patriotism" next Sunday
morning at the NJ. E. church and will
deliver temperance lecture in the
evening at the Baptist church, title,
'The Deadly Upas Tree" Be sure
and hear these subjects.
Kansas has four young men in
the present graduating class at West |
Point, Pope, Robinson, Nones and
Watson. The standing of the boys is
as follows: Pope stands seventh IN
the class; Robinson, twenty-nlnth;
Nones, thirty sixth and Watson fifty
first. There are ffty-four members
in the class.
AT the Baptist church for next
Sunday, beng Sunday before Inde-
pendence day, morning sermon, THE |
Price of Our Liberty" Special mu-
sic. Evening, Union service, sermon
preached by Rev Loofbourro W, it be-
ing usual monthly meeting given by
W. @. T. q. Rev. Hageman will
preach at Dana school house at D. m
The Phillips County Temperance
Union will meet in Phlllipsburg July
Is at p. m. There will be a grand |
rally at night. Prof. A. D. Wilcox,
Kansas temperance lecturer, will de-
liver his great lecture, What is a
Man Worth?" Admission free. Ad-
mission free. Temperance people |
york and make our force as strong as
possible, J. A. MONROE, Sec
An entertainment and social was |
given last evening at the First Bap-
fist church under the auspices of the
Young Peoples Association One of
the most attractive features of the oc-
caslon YVES the ROTATIONS of MISS
Julia Raymond Watson. Miss Wat
son graduates this month from the
National School of Elocution and
OratorY, and shows marked ability as
a reader.-Philsdelphla Record.
John Q. Royce, of the Phillips
burg Dispatch, was one of the Kan
sans who held an Office in the national
republican convention. He was made
one of the assistant secretaries. John
Q. picks up the plums as they fall
OF whether the compensa-
ton is merely honor or money. John
gets chance to attend all the big
gatherings, while his less fortunate
brethren of the gull are forced to
grub for living Record.
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