Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-05-17
Logan.

Mrs. D. @. Dack is visiting her
mother in Wisconsin.
The social given by the ladies of
the Episcopal church netted over $50.
Mrs. Samuel Wiley is building an
addition to her house in Yandy's ad-
dition.
A little girl has come to brighten
the home of Dan Paramore and wife,
born April 81.
D. O. Dack has secured an increase
in his pension to SIT per month from
Nov. 16, 1898.
Fred Bigelow will soon occupy his
own building as a restaurant and
lodging house.
Winnie Jacobs and wife are the
proud parents of twins, boy and q
girl. born May 4.
Arch-deacon Albert Watkins Off
ciated at the Episcopal church last
Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. q. s. Brown, of the M. e.
church, will deliver the Memorial
service at that church Sunday, May
27, 1900.
In fourteen years there has not
been so much building and beautifY-
1ng of residences in Logan as during
the present year.
L. D. Robinson and wife left for
Indiana last Sunday. They will visit
relatives and friends and will be alb
sent three months.
Geo. NJ. Williams. formerly of
Glen Elder. has been appointed sta
tion agent at Logan. He will occupy
the J. O. Day house.
The collection for India sufferers
at Logan and Pleasant Hill Presby-
terrain churches amounted to $11.50.
From Logan and vicinity $43,9 was
contributed.
j. D. Edmond, of San Diego, CAL,
tsrried a few days lately with his
numerous friends IN Logan. Mr. Ed
lnond is contemplating trip to Eu-
rope of years duration.
Rev. y. s. Brown went to the min
isterisl association last Monday held
at Kensington. Mr.. Brown, having
been appointed secretary, will per-
form all clerical work incident to the
Occasion and will also read an essay.
Bert Wiley. who was arrested some
three weeks since for stealing team
of mares from Harden Stout, has
plead guilty to the offence at Stock
ton and will be sentenced to the penl-
Tertiary at the close of the term of
court.
Vacation is at hand and teachers
have gone home. Praf. Upton will
teach in the Normal of Phillips and
Rocks counties. The school last year
was satisfactory and it Is understood
that the present corps of teachers
will be retained.
The entertainment of the junior
Epworth League at the M. E. church
next Friday evening promises to be
one of the best of the season. A choice
program has been prepared and those
present will be we'll rewarded for
their attendance.
John O. Day and family have
bought property in Salina and left
Tor that point Tuesday of this week.
A reception was rendered them at the
residence of T. w. Without on be-
half of the M. e. church and w. @.
Z. q. which was numerously attend
ed. Light refrerhments were served
and fitting words spoken. They are
old residents and leave behind them
q host of friends. who will bid them
God speed in their new home.
Our citizens with commendable
push have announced the third an
nual jubilee Will be held at Logan
September 5, 6 and z. Al. Deugherty
ls president, DIR. f. E. Richmond,
vice president; E. I. Ring. secretary;
). J. Without, treasurer. John @.
Weekly, Rocks; ]. @. Becker, Norton;
Artemus Shearer, Philips and James
Holmes, Graham, were elected repre-
sentatlves Of their various counties.
Committees were appointed of men