Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-05-14

Prof. Mallory'S summer school be.
gan yesterday with fair attendance
and good interest. This is a good OPP
portunity for pupils to make up work
which they lack in the regular course
of study.
The banquet last Friday night was
one Of the very pleasant occasions of
the kind. The toaSts and responses
were especially happy and appropri-
ate. All present enjoyed the evening
mos heartily.
Mrs. Carl Mckay, her son, Dan, and
her daughter, Miss Dottie, and two
little girls were up from Kirwin Sat
urday visiting with friends. Miss
Nina South came up with them. They
returned home Sunday.
Probate Judge Strain, his son Wal
ter, John Hahnenkratt and son John
went down to Gaylord yesterday on a
fishing excursion. They took tent,
canvas boat, etc. with them and eX-
pect to be gone week.
Miss Tilda Tromp, daughter of A.
L. Tromp of AImena, who has been
staying with her uncle, Y. Fl. Tromp,
in this city during the winter, re-
turned home last Saturday evening.
She attended school here.
A. w. Robertson has built a plat
form in front of his store to give room
to display his machinery to advantage.
Mr.. r. has some good machines and
he evidently proposes that the public
shall have an opportunity to see them.
Andrew W. Clothier of Sumner
township and Mrs Matilda Losey of
Glenwood township received license
yesterday to wed. The ceremony will
be performed tomorrow by Rev. Henry
HewSon. The HERALD extends best
wishes.
This is the season that we are liable
to have cyclones and should you wish
to insure your buildings or stock
against such calamities, call on G. A.
Lewis. He has gilt edged companies
and can give you as low rate as you
can get in any reliable company.
Many of the old soldiers were made
! happy again last Saturday by receiv-
/ ing from Uncle Sam the quarterly re-
minder that the people of the nation
have not forgotten their services
away back in the sixties. They earn
ed it all, and more too, by the hard
ships they endured.
There will be meeting called of
the whole of the PhillipSburg circuit
on June at Spring Creek for the
purpose of electing trustees and trans
acting other important business, and
each appointment is urged to be
present with their representatives
d. E. FRENCH.
Jim Griffin, one of Sumner town
ships prominent farmers, was in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Griffin has pur-
chased of Morgan Brolliar fine stan
dard bred two year old Hambletonian
stallion. The colt is fine one and
Mr.. G. will take him up to his farm
for use in that vicinity.
Louis J. Herzog, jeweler and opti-
clan, has his optical appliances all
ready for his customers. He can fit
your eyes perfectly with glasses, to
suit, and correct all defects Of vision.
He is a graduate of the Northern Hi
nois College Of Opthalmology and is
prepared to do his work scientifically
Give him call.
Ernest and Addie, Charley and Min
ME, Norton's exiles at Phillipsburg, a
nice town but not home, you know
came up on SATURDAY. night to be sure
to be on hand for Monday night { May
ball.. At the Burg they are called
Mr.. and Mrs. Poe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bower, but Norton's kids never grow
old like that, never while their bare
footed footprints linger here.-Norton
Champion.
Miss Myrtle Sundstrum will give a
pupils recital at the Presbyterian
church Friday May "A, 1901. The pro
gram will consist of piano duets, vocal
duets, vocal solos, piano solos and Sc
lectionS from the orchestra. Miss
Bernice Rose has kindly consented tc
give two of her choicest readings. All
those who have friends and relatives
taking part, should show their interest
and appreciation by their presence at
this recital. General admission % and
cts. No extra charge for reserved
seats. The program win be published
next week.
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