Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-08-23

party nominees for congress in the
7th district have declined the nomi-
nation given them By their parties
and another convention will be called
to nominate fusion candidate for
the place.
DIR. Bentz. the dentist, has gone
to Lincoln, Nebr, where he will en-
gage in practice. The doctor had
good business while here, but wants
to do more special work in crown and
bridge line. His removal leaves the
field open for some one.
Master Glen and Miss Florence
Lewis entertained about 40 of their
young friends last evening. The
commodious home and grounds were
brilliantly illuminated and the young
guests were given royal greetings.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The coming of the Indians has
settled one thing to certainty. They
are not lazy, when the big end of the
gate receipts are IN sight. They act
very much like the pale faces, as fast |
as they learn how.-Lebsnon Jour-
nal.
The City Bakery Is again pre-
pared to serve regular meals at 20
cents. The services of a frst-class
cook has been secured and trial will
convince you that they serve the best
meal in the city. Board by the day
or week.
Joseph 81. Young went, today. to
Put-in-Bay, Ohio, to attend the ma
tIonsl stenographers association, as q
delegate. Mr.. Young is an officer IN
the association and also has paper
to read before one of the sessions
Oberlin Times.
Misses Winnifred and Blanche
Move, of Berlin, Wis, are guests of
their sister Mrs E. B. Sewell. Miss
Winnifred is en- route to Victor, Colo,
where she has a position in the city
Berlin in about two weeks.
The dread of people with weak
coughs is consumption. Foley's Hon
the cold, heals and strengthens the
lungs and always cures incipient con-
sumption. Geo James & Go.
-Theo Smith goes to Lindsborg
tonight to make arrangements for
the winter Mrs. Smith will probab-
~ go to Lindsborg for the winter,
while Miss Grace enters Bethany
College. Mr. Smith will spend half
his time there, the balance at this
place.
Arrangements have been made
for a joint discussion between Hons.
Tully Scott and W. a. Reeder in
each county in the district. The
dates and places have not as yet been
hxed upon. Mr.. Reeder is up against
one of the best campeigners in the
state.
The case of the State vs. Coomes
occupied the attention of Judge
Green and jury Monday. The de-
fendant was charged by Frank Shaw
with assault and battery. The jury
found the defendant guilty and fined
him $1.O0 and costs. The parties are
near neighbors IN Greenwood town
ship.
The Mutual Loan Association of
Topeka, which failed recently had
several stockholders in this city.
Among the number are O E Mann,
W 81 Ransom, r F Stinson, Mrs 81 O
Bickford and others. The interested
parties will probably get back por-
ton of their investment
-Epworth League Sunday even
ing at Uniondsle was 9 decided sue
cess both in interest as shown by the
people and rendition of literary pro-
gram. Reports of officers are en-
coursglng. League meets every al
ternste Sunday eve. at 8 p. m. All i
are invited. REV. D. e. FRENCH.
The friends of Rev. J. N. See
and family will learn with sorrow of
the death of their little baby boy, 10
months old, at Sylvan Grove, Kans.,
July %. 1900. The grand parents, L
Rev. A. N. and O. A. See, were mott
fed by telegram and fastened to .
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