Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1901-01-03

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brandt at Osborne. last Friday and
concluded on Saturday morning by
holding. Huff to the District . court
without bail. Several witnesses were
subpoenaed and a number from Downs
ATTENDED the trial as spectators. Coun-
ty. Attorney Miller assisted by County
Attorney-elect Sample. = represented
the; state. and Smith, s. Nicholas ap--
peared for defee4nr9sgg..51,7lD Downs Times. 2
E Marriage license was granted to NJ.
P: VanAiien and Mrs Emma Al: Ecker
yesterday by PROBATE Judge Strain.
Tt. is presumed the ceremony; Occurred
today: MI ''VanAlleh 9fS one Of the.
best known and most substantial far
merss of Deer Creek township, and
Mrs. Ecker a highly esteemed lady Of
kffrrwin, and ven Known also III this
City .1IaiiVfng many friends here. bnShe
is a sister, to Miss. Atchfsofif Who teach:s<
IS II. the school here The HEiRAL;6 s
extends cong ttttdldt f6hS and best
'lwishRS 1871 SID t0I iis;lia tIB1d {
ii ii I3GJo 1850 3Hiz ilze1 ~ - gTE9n ;
! 'G..a H. LeffingwelE,o who recently.
moved here from Colorado, has Bptlr-!s
chased the La Bach farm one. mile.
north of the city. and will make the
place his future home 1t is a va1ua-
Die pf0peFty,f e0nEehfe1lt toEtown and
is well inIpDQ1edss 10 r.lC1s lTInLeffing
well left last night for Clay Center IN
response tea ga tett4er stating that his
wife was gradually growing weaker
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fler redOyery439 alaS. j! M AfcNay, Sis
FteerIof3 N Hs.ii LetfingWel1,.. also, went to
Clay Center, - ~. - ;
=, The. above items from ]. NJ. MclNS;aay's;
paper.. the. Columbus, Advocate. will
be of Interest to-; Phillips county PEG.
pie as the ,HIsegjt1jinIlgWells were, among
NE Ole. settlers. Of The, county. Their.
"A an}y triie4nds vii, b be sorry to learn of
MIR LfstftiinagYellbIs wells illness 9nor Z
We We're received by BY Mondays mail nall hg1
following annoIudlnficeement which. tells
It's own Story: h'.1frr.' and Mrs W. p.
Pratt announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Anna to Mi Frank Means
Saturday, December p, 1900, at Phil.
1ipsbqrg, Kansas. At home January
frst.' We have known I'Aninnaa'' lee ever
Since, she was. a very little girl and.
Mr.. Means for Several years. Mrs:
Means (hoW odd that sounds!) used to.
go to school to the Writer and her
Fathers FAMILY was among. the old set.
tlers Of oid, Mound totGWA'nnshliiptt41the.
place Where we Old 'hotmnedsteaders
"us.t to be So happy and 50 poor. ).
Wen they wifi grow, up and leave the;
nest, and it is with great pleasure
that we extend the right hand Of fell
.ioWship and welcome these worthy
people to the ranks Of .'oid. folks. .
Setter Way. ..a[ .5.'Is-..,3 z
Ft9Pr0bate j Judge Strain received a let
terra few days-agoI from w! Stanley, a
member OF mis- company in the army,
I and fater assistant state treasurer Of
Kansas with Samuel Lappin. Mr..
Strain had not heard from him since
Lappin defauIted away back in rs,
and in company with his Subordinates
in the state tfeaufer' s office, Stanley
and Scatf0rd wenti to South America.
MIR! Stanley tells of their history and
travels in South America Until Lap
pin and Scatfordi started on a gold
hunting expedition to the head waters
Ii6t the Amazon: He declined to go
with them and finally drifted to Ore
gon where he is now cashier of a ba INK
and county treasurer of his county
His letter is an interesting one, the
story Of his life reading like a romance.
He saw Mr.. Strains name by chance
in the papers and that is how he hap
pened to write him. -
A High scdool'for Phillips County.
Through the efforts Of Superinte nd
tent Thomas and other educators 10