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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-20
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

A union social of the various young
peoples organizations will be held IN
the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms Friday evening.
A delightful time is anticipated.
Strangers are invited to be present.
The Endeavor society of the First
Presbyterian church held most en-
ioyable social and entertainment IN
the church parlors last Friday even
ing. Games and amusements of vari-
GUS kinds were indulged in. Miss
Edith james beautifully rendered a
vocal selection. She was accompanied
by Miss Grace Dale. A collection for
the flower committee was taken which
uetted them neat sum.
Mrs. Julia Mack gave luncheon
last Friday afternoon, which occasion
proyed to be very enjoyable. Mrs.
James H. Prentiss. Mrs. W. G. Eldred
and Mrs. Furness were the guests
from out of the city who were pres
ent.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will hold an entertainment
and social in Shaeffer hall Thursday
evening, April 3. Ten or twelve vocal
and instrumental selections are on
the program. The event promises to
he one of the best of the series OF
entertainments given by the Guild.
A party of young people are ar
ranging for trip to the top OF Ere
mont,s Peak next Sunday. Lunch
will be taken along.
On 81. Patrick's night there we're
two masquerade balls given, one in
the Elks' hall, and the other in Shaef-
fer hall. There was good attend
apce at both places, and the night
was passed in pleasant manner.
O o @
Mrs. F. A. Reynolds entertained
party Of thirty-six young people last
Friday evening. Six o'clock dinner
was served.
. O Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy U. Hardy enter
tanned a number of friends at 3
o'clock dinner Saturday evening. The
event was in honor of Mrs. Wilson
Furness, of Goldfeld. Grand was
played. The favors were rendered to
Mrs. Furuess and Mrs. George Rocka-
fellow.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-20

No one knows the unbearable torture
one undergoes from piles unless they
are so afflicted. Tsbler's Buckeye
Pile Ointment is quics. safe and
painless cure. Price, so cents in bot
ties. tubes, rs cents. Sold by Hun
ter Palmer.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-20

j. b. Gustin. Of Victor, arrived in
the city this week to spend . few
weeks recuperating his health. He
was on his way to Pueblo, but de-
cided to remain in Canon City.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-20
CLUB NOTES
"Wednesday Musical.

The following program was reRdered
last Wednesday by the members of
the Wednesday musical club in the
Elks' hall
Concerted Observation-Disclosures Over
Mrs. Stewart, Miss Briggs,
Miss Nelson, Miss Dale.
Vocal Solo. When the Thorn is Wh,te
With Blossoms. s.---=----------------W weber
miss Lee.
Concerted Nocaia,,A WELCOME to "a Al, ,Weber
Mrs Maupin, Miss Mckay, Miss Dale;
Vocal solo-cradle song Weber
Vocal Trio-Fairy Chorus, from obeTon
Miss seIleck. Miss Lee, Mrs. Prentis-.
PaIIuIa
The PAULA club gave another en-
joyable dance Friday evening under
the direction of John Reese.
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Progress
.3The Progress club met in the Elks'
hall Saturday, March, Is, and the fol-
lowing programi was given. Music
Misses Dale and Briggs. Hoffman's
pictures, Miss McRay. THE Christ
in Art" Misses Rogers and Rowell.
Quiz" Miss Merryman. A large
number of pictures was brought in
which added much to the pleasure
and profit of the lesson. No member
can afford to miss any of these les
sons, as each link is an important one
in the connection. Miss Minor was
guest of the club.
Friends In Councll
The Friends in Council met at their
usual time in the Elks' hall last Fri
day. The lesson was on Social Studies
in England and Pictures from Irish
history. Miss Shepherd led the les
son. Mrs. Coulter gave reading in
the Irish dialect. Miss Lee sang,
with Miss Helen Sartor as pianist.
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Alliance.
The Alliance club met Monday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Felter
on River street. The subject. for
study was 'Great Expectations" with
Miss Turner and Mrs. Bethel as read
ers. A review was given by Mrs.
Burrage, and Current Events by Mrs.
Coulter. Mrs. Will Burrage was pres
ent as guest.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-20

Mrs. C. E. Garreston and Mrs. Ed.
Burkhead have gone to Santa Rosa,
California.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-20

Basil dec. Bourgeize and family
have gone to Loveland, where they
will reside for time.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-20

'.Pegramr plays for dance at Shaef-
fer hall Friday.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-20
Dance at shaeffer hall Friday even
ABOUT THE BAND.

Who would want the job
As president or director
OF any aggregation that
Must labor at u Ios-i
Their services will never lie
At any ones command
Who have to beg for money
Like our Military Band.
There nre cities in our state
With sufficient push and pride
To pay for an advantage
And pleasure, real, beside.
Hut Canon. oh Canon,
Go hide your face In shame
At your treatment of the band boys,
And ask now, who's to bianei
At every concert in the pHrk
Great crowds would gather there
And stay for two long hours or more
But never subscribe a dollar,
To help the boys, you see,
Too much for your Canon man
WercInot the Concerts frceS
And during ali those summer nights
some men of wealth were seen
AZ every concert in the park
stretched out upon the greeni
They wen to hcar the music
Were not the concerts ffecf
They raid 10 tile collector.
NOW, you tniist no, come to me"
WHO would want the lob
A. president or director
OF an aggregation TINT
Must labor ut II Iosss
/.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-20
Newest correct hats Bethers. 9t4
sick and Well People

Eat our Ice Cream in winter as well
as in summer. 20c. pint Miller.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-03-20

Bring in your votes.
The evening world., 1902-02-27
TREMBLING WIDOW TELLS THE JURY
OF MAULlFFE'S FEARS OF MURDER.

Mt. Ella M-Nu'r- SirN.
trembling ,ni mandy ,b.- , -p~,N Was
lei tp the situ... .H,r after her
pr,ther-in-laN mai todd nprr iDa...us
money tp Mc>uHr"
IN. said sh- -, saw u-r husband
ABOUT o clock s,turIa, Afternoon. and
heard nothing more 81 him until after
midnight
4 though, ne AS sfiyIHs Mia f".h-
uys- she said. III stid yr 49, 'Ibs
80 h!s sisters ku-~ SIuia, usAE A.,
alarm had been sent oI 10 r-r ,4. ~r
though, i; epg.iri Js James fJg The,
said the rni--inx man 49, :e-i % no
james had MT been -. lie Na-
not a nard irlnksr ~ times u- would
drink In ssakns~. bIt ipr year, go .
lim- ne never touched iigIar NJ. l-
never hal vertigo
II couldn't recognize Jane. shyu
so his body IN TurrirN Ills fsu' a..
ierrtbly muiiIaied. hr ry-. a-r- paf-I
out beyond his rnr-k. AMI his n.ti
was shsN~p
Did YOU ever near him -ay h, '-,r-I
revenge r IN any ua-'
eyes. he ~ss afraid b-ra..~
Ne w~r~ .i-n"on wIsn-.>->. he
~ouid"', ~" out nights 10 h-
could help u. ~ nixht ",-rt""L
him. he'd rather sta, than ,~n-
tar~ oas. Ne wa. afraid Tor me-.
'"". and wouldn't let m- &" "u,
~ all ~ h- could i" ~ Tor me-.
Not even da,ti"-.."
a.
The evening world., 1902-02-27

BrppiIls over 'he mystery surround
ing the murder %. H"r husband a year
tsn droy. Mr. Augusta Si'v"-nin 20
suicide this norniu. Her mother. Mrs
bernard S're.m w'h whom she lived a.
No H Els; Ninety fourth stree; f,uu1
her living la her room With ul..s'
spuui 100 her mead Despite 'h- rnpri-
- doctor Nn' ~ rs.'-i ih" Nnntn
expired eihng. recovering rpu-'.DIs.
ness
Marc! SIiv"rmtu TN, husband ~ .n-
suicide. No i.w".rr 4i ~ ~, rairI
avenue. IN the BOROUGH 80 ur Bronx
NJ I O'Clock IA DO" Afternoon 90 Sch
The evening world., 1902-02-27
OOELL ATTACKED
ON JUDGES BILL.
ASSEMBl lyman WARNS THE
LEGISLATURE.
FITZGERALD Say. Members VIII
photographic. io tiba">

ALBANY Feb = The Governor z
the StAir mas tIr-aiN s'bn.rd ~ '.e
ir.isi.tlv. branch ~ tnr stat govern
men: ana i npe ready o. swallow the
M.iiciary re im- MI. ''me sn'n aj
around fl.- circle shu are rS.. .-1 ~ -
ug viii DuI, ne permitted {" srni your
phu.srapHs % Albany Tn Governor
xill attend tn IA. rrN
A---r,o ymnu Fitzgerald made tnis
.ratsn.n, today IN debating a motion
=, a.schArge he Assembly Judiciary
Commute. tom further consideration
Of -. Palmer concurrent resolution,
v.-tinx IN the Appellate Division Jus
Ices - the state the designation ~ su-
prem. cour; Justices 20 presid" az GER
ain terms
The motion 80 discharge sas defra ed
by a vote 90 y 20 :!
The evening world., 1902-02-27

ar, you absolutely positive tho man
E,I ned 100 rour, sunday was the one
spu arrested saturday ni.ht:" asked
Nj Lord.
'PpslIy.
"ph NJ Nlure have any money!
TN-.'" "u.-. / believe"
Where hsi M,Aullne spent the
night
Do q eel! foe the station house,
''W.'h others
SO put aim In a cell alone
When dl yon nr-i learn that the
uau 'nuni dtius sunday was the man
}au ual arrested
'pu Wednesday. when ! saw lis pic
'Ir-, in tl- plp-rr told the Sergeant
AMI Boz --u' me- 90 identity him. did.
he Nss me man / arrested md vas
d.--Hlrg-J"
Joseph Masrane. the guard on the
patrol wagon -ulI u ne liking OF
Anime 70 the hospital AMI bacH.
s'rgt Frederick " Sh.p'-s. Nuo was
~ iuu when McAuliTe was brought
q iac arst time. Was next ,alit,,.
''rlrmtu Nss Unconscious. but could
ma uo hIr; - any kind. To make
sur DEE wasn't hurt. I lal him taken
=. NE hospital. flashed a match be-
;usr I!. eyes 10 see J; the pupils con-
,rAst-l -4uintu. a fractured skull.
De iI-i 30, wls Just drunk.
lie tm~ lack i1 fair condition some
'.ar later iuI seemed all right in every
80 =Js lli worked up when he
lr. s". .pu-- r The morning
NJ Knockout Drops
"bl MeAuure sanrr from knock.
plt irYp-
20 l1l mink So
NJ I..rI asked s.rg' shlbles about
'1, ~.r.i,a house 1iottsr record OF Nc
A4.n. arrest one entry is single"
Hos .s rattr asked Mr. Lord.
.u :~-ri 1H4 ..m 30 sny that He
talked lu .Jh-rru'l,-
~ h. si,r ru hls address as No.
=" ~. Thlrt .1-l strr-tT'
AN . explain khy the West side
Court records sis-- his address as No.
20 M.,f rl..., ~ "a str-et7'
f-'lar.t .I,r..al error.
Saiu..- 1.U BOO also idvntinei Nc.
AIIIn-- body t, 'ha: a.. he man Arr
~ .o-Hlau jaime. FIgn..al rSmembered
VI AuhT ami -Wor- he lef, the station
Iu prime condition
IL told me Hr'i been drinking g SAID
FHrnna NH,D . made one % my
; - II Then gave him a drink of
water ui H" aid h~ d rath.- have q
o. -rpr o. NJ Lord Furnlval SAID
me department ru.-s required the door
Continued pn Third PtEe)
The evening world., 1902-02-27
HUSBANDS DEATH
CAUSES SUICIDE.
Mrs. Augusta Siverman Brooding Over a
Mystery, Shoots Herself.

6. l9"i. he was found dyils in his store
his head battered IN and bullet hole
IN ,h. back - ais neck He di.d with
put explanation ~ now he received HE
hurt. mi the police maintained tina,
he Committed suicide
NJ Siyermau and others sho in-es,i.
st'ri Srr. sure ihat the j-~eller hai
been murdered According t. Mrs.
Str"'m she Ha. been seeking To sow.
90" nys'-fy ever since Disappointment
~ IL" nor spirits jr"r her health and
'r FOUR months previous 10 her suicide.
~" As an invalid Two children sur
tIs" her
The evening world., 1902-02-27
STORM SIGNALS OUT.

Tux, drspa.yI was received thi. morn
INK ~ the local Weather Bureau.
Southeast storm earnings are ordered
displayed iiuns the coast from Florida
nOrthwarl 10 New York. storms OF
marked energy c-utral this morning In
southwest Missouri moving east TO south
east The winds along he routl Al
Iantic coast VII. inCr-as. u Orisk
sputh-rIN tI-nIght. o-Cpmins nigh FRI
day morning ON the middle Atlantis
coast wind. viii b-cpm. suuth.rly to-
nixht. incr"asing ioNuri morning and
becoming strong sOuti to southeast
Friday"
The evening world., 1902-02-27

saws she met Brooks In Brooklyn
some months ago He was introduced
To her by Ella Benson. who had
known him for i long time. and fell
"a victim TO his masculine charms
Ruth took her first position a. a
servant with the family OF Mrs Ed
mund Whittier. of No al Monmouth
street Newark Sh. made away with
about $500 worth uf wearing apparel.
and WAS arrested in the street In
Newark ON the night that liter
Brooks came 10 his death
She refuses To say whether or not
sh. met Brooks when he was IN New
ark that afternoon.
The evening world., 1902-02-27

4 new Ruth in the Brooks muir
der mystery has been located 10y The
Evening World
She is Ruth strickland. in jail in
Newark convicted Of stealing from
her employer
She was arrested the night Brooks
was murdered
Under stress Of hard questioning
she weepingly admitted to-day that
she knew Walter Brooks and had
been out with him on several occa
sions
The Strickland girl is only eighteen
years old and strikingly pretty Her
parents live in Mount Ivy. y Y Sh.
The evening world., 1902-02-27
BROOKS'S FRIEND truth"
A PRISONER IN NEWARK.
Of Robbery TearfIy Admits
Night Was Murdered

There are now two Ruths In the
Brooks use this girl thief and a
BROOKLYN Kirl Ruth Dunn. TO whom
young Brooks is said TO have been
en- .cd 10 be married
Tn" Newark Ruth has been tried
and found guilty OF robbery and will
h. sentenced next week
The mother and sister OF Florence
in her preliminary examination. They
are regarded by Foster l.. Backus.
counsel for the girl. as witnesses for
the defense. and unless he can use
wra'inuci pn THIRD PAGE
The evening world., 1902-02-27
"A GREAT MYSTERY" SAYS PARTRIDGE.

Regarding the NcAIfe verdict Commissioner PARTRIDGE
laid this afternoon: There considerable amount of evi-
dence which would Indicate that MCkue death was the re-
suit of an accident Sill there undoubtedly great deal of
mystery about the case will say Of tbs department that
we do not intend to give Up the until OF this mys.
terry is cleared away
This departmer is now al work with The 0isrct-A
neys office TO get as near the rea facts we cam.
The evening world., 1902-02-27
Cross. Examination by
Patrick's Lawyer
Is Ended.
STOOD The TEST WELL.
In Redirect Testimony He
Says He Made Comics
sion to House.

I,wvc~ Moore concluded Ms rfu.r-
examination u valet Jnne. a. ~ " clock
this afternoon. Hts t,trimonS nai NOT
been shaken All q Sas IN. consensn"
~ onlnion that n. was one Il "a" mot
dif,cult witnesses to worry mat had
ever been seen In the crimina. court
building His redirect examination ms
n once begun
During the afternoon Patrick hal
mad, The nrst outbreak since the be
ginning ~ his trial IA ia" chars" ~
numbering MiIllDnai-" william VI Rice
Turning to one ~ his ATTORNEYS \" san
within hearing az those near him in ne
courtroom
what a neudish lar that II Nh"n .
man will deliberately tie. %" when ne
thinks NJ, l. ON Ms death bed IA" does not
hesitate To- Ue a. any other tine, ami
even to swear q, mans 10" away
TnI. alluslnn was t. 4 remark made rN
Jones when Ne vas at the Presoy
uo.,It,I and vas very 1l II was
though, to De IN expression of fear 'n
the mart Of Patrick fear Jaat Jon"s-
testimony was swearing his IN" away
Row started at Once.
Mr.. Moore 60, INTO trnupl" as soon 's
h. turned the valet over 20 Mr.. osborne
for redirect examination. Mr. osborn"
asked Jones to give all the conversation
,.ts.en them at the time he mad" the
confession.
III. memory Hll come back no"
81, in Mr. Moor. If Couldn't get i
pu, - him
Mr. Osborne Sc; IN noHl and MI
Moore withdrew the remark Go %
and tell g." said Mr. OSBORN"
MIR osborne told m. 'ha, the truth
MA. consistent and could always he cor
rooorated. and that Il Wanted - TAX
10 him ia have to tell the truth. said
Jones
Jones wen, on 30 tell Of certain points
in his story which Mr. Moore had by IN
ser.n,e attempted to shoH htd been
prompted by Mr. Osborne
Mr. Moore objected to this and his OPP
pon.nt became angry
4 am practically on trial. Your
honor" criei Sir Osborne. and have
n right to show all that took place he
tween tn. witness and myself
He was allowed TO do 50. When Jones
had cleared up this t. Mr. osburn"'s
satisfaction ne was ASKED to tell ~ his
treatment since MS I'h"'s' ~" ''''
Tombr. \ point Mr. Moore d--it ~.
The Court would not permit H.
Confessed TO House.
Jones" asked Air. Osborne. did
you confess prior to January. 1891. hat
you yours-l, committed the murder7
A. Yes. sir.
=, To whom. A. Mr.. House, "
The defense Insisted that ihi. state
ment to Mr. House was privileged, and
there was an argument
The Court then allowed the answer
TO stand and adjourned until tomorrow
In his cross-examination to-day Mr.. |
Moore asked the valet about various
Incidents to which he failed TO testify |
before Justice Jerome. Jones said he !
did not remember having said anything
about them
The evening world., 1902-02-27
TOWN is BURNING.

PITTSBr'RG Feb q Port-rsvilr.
Bltlsr County. town OF six hundred ia.
hsbitinrs : burning The town 10 ssii
10 h- doomed
purtersyill. Is SIX milss from a raj.
.phi ar Telegraph station
The evening world., 1902-02-27
LOUIS C. BeHNAN. MANAGER. DEAD.

Louis B"hman Of tn theatrical hrm Of Hyde Behman
In this borough
at his home No 81 Brooklyn His
though he rel for a pngt
Mr. Behman II
with Richard yd.
u
man In brooklyn II and sever
The evening world., 1902-02-27
EMPEROR WILLIAMS GEOGRAPHY MIXED.

little mixed but all right this
rab.am
yacht MIR Wallace Downey Island HoBokEN
tn
l.
The evening world., 1902-02-27
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty-stx
hours ending ~ n y. ".
Friday for New York city
and vicinity, Cloudy. with
fog Tonight. followed ny
rsini Friday rain, with sosi
moderate temperature, Hight
To fresh essterIy wtnds, be-
cosnisg brisk On Friday.
The evening world., 1902-02-27
CHINAMAN MADE GOO GOO EYES"

l57? fined
DAILY. eighteen. OF No 1850
The evening world., 1902-02-27

Bessie II herng'on divorce from her husband Lieut.
N
ehengton Japan tn" cn shot killed
The evening world., 1902-02-27
W,FE'S WILL IGNORES HUSBAND.

Tn" vi" OF Margaret lr"n" barros filed b q Wl- Van
afternoon bequaths her whole equal her
May and Helen Nine a
hus
The evening world., 1902-02-27
BABY BITTEN. DOG SHOT.

hrseyc thi. after
The evening world., 1902-02-27

D-li-I" ia, u..-4tuI 49, MURDERED
~ All could have ngr' NIm -. H. Ra-
- r'h'N beaten ~ ne men .BHtd ll ..
tIrl nm - Aui I" feared tu. a.,..r
w hh lid POI. '-tf The I.i'i
On u''p4ut - H- s."uu.u f~Ia. iiy
begged ~, not Zee t"-t.fE. lie .t'I G.I
knows wnsi the viii D. 90 - ~ -. gl
against thu police laughed al MN.
"hi Know nov "uN tp' srll Shat
vengeance tnrl fusk
Raising he ."t.' aud -.Hrlug steadily
r rapt bpuuhU" ANA the the 90 dt-
i-r'i,"- Z. ling NliI HIm sI- ~rut nn
The evening world., 1902-02-27
SENT WIFE AWAY AND SHOT HIMSELF.

GrieWns the death tayorte child Harry Lowen-
thai of No. 265 East Broadway shot himself ate today
I'VE are invited TO a wedding next week 90 out and buy
Dress he said to his wife She did and he shot himself
The evening world., 1902-02-27
defends tier husband.

rh~, -al James b,Hglr |i4au. attn
mis- 10 ur ~ cents Hut - ~ 'tuuI
IN" /. v-uf- Iu MI uNrteuat r4,s
.,I'iu ld-uftN Him th"' said MU1
~ hl- oba' a. found u .rtp-f and .trI-
~ h hi name ami address un them IS,
p..a NAV" kHuNu hpYr~ h~fpr, Nr fltN
RE .uli." knew well Nhu b- 49, ,uI
Nh'r. h' lived
Amt, VI AuIIrs sister % he cad
man testified ,uI' Aul!r- called Hr
nv a. y, ~ N.-t sist.-fh street ~.
IT.t' nu"u Sh- ssIi Doc, na- sober
coroner J., Asnu tbeu usrg-i tl-
IIy
From 90" evidence ne sad Nu4
The evening world., 1902-02-27
VERYLATEST NEWS
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
NAVY YEOMAN A CLEVER FORGER?

Clinton Hoffman, ycOman on inc receiving SHIN Co..
umba al the Brooklyn Navy ara was arrested this afternoon
by Central Office detectives lie SAID have gone under
the alias OF lanes Raymond Bars 2nr la g. 4ntrews"
and is wanted in Ohio for several foruares
The Ohio State National Bank one complainant and
bank Lima another Hoffman enlisted several months auo
The police afterwards learned that hoffman was the
nephew OF bank president in Texas Hoffman is wenvnne
years DID, He also said to have forged checks on his un
cle's bank.
The evening world., 1902-02-27
PORTER GETS MRS. EvANs's FORTUNE.

The will o Eliza which
$50 900
admitted probate this afternoon Ftssad
The evening world., 1902-02-27
OWEN MGURK GETS THREE MONTHS.


When owen MCGuTkI nephew Of Iohn MCGuTK, OF Suicide
Hall! placed trial in Tie Court OF Special Sessions TO-
day for keeping dsorGery house No. 3l9 8owery, his
lawyer pleaded that HC1urk only bartender VINO per-
med the use Of his name thinking il wcun draw custom He
was sentenced 10 three months in the Penitcn!iary
The evening world., 1902-02-27
LATE RESULTS AT NEW GIRL Fans.

Fifth RaCe-Trebor |. Dr. Carrick 2, lena 3.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-20
Pleasant Ridge.

Massey and Whitley were threshing
in this neighborhOod last week.
The average yield of wheat is about
20 bushels per acre.
Massey, Hull and Stone built new
bridge across Crystal creek near NJ.
d. Stones during the week that is
gone.
r. D. Hawley has been looking for
broom corn hands lately.
We, like everyone else, make mis-
takes sometimes. We wish to correct
one of last week. Miss Williams will
teach the Salem school instead of the
GrOwell school.
Miss Ruby Ellrod will teach the
High Peak school.
Mr. Ellrod has been poorly for
some time but is on the road again.
LILLIAN.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-20
Valley.
Mrs. MONK

Rev. II. D. Hughes preached three
times last Sabbath Notwithstanding
the thermometer ran up to 1O4 in the
shade.
The Sunday school picnic held in
the grsve last Friday was a success.
Made SO largely by the help of Miss
Ethel Johnson, J. E. Vandewater,,
Alfred and Albert johnson. Thanks
to the Presbyterian Sunday school for
their presence and help.
This scribe wants Charles Arnold
for county superintendent, George
Tannahill for representative, Charles
Turner for sheriff. The other fellows
can trot out the rest of the ticket.
Miss Winchel, of Long Island is
visiting the family of Rev. H. D.
Hughes.
Our corn is good and wheat is yield
ing a bountiful crop. The ground is
too hard to pillow.
Mrs. Tina Mears and two children
are here visiting at her fathers, John
Roach.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-20

- COUNTY NEWS :.
Nance.

Nance.
Eva Hester is home from Nebraska.
Harry Horn and Jennie Monk are
on the sick list.
Cook Cottrill is arranging to buy the
Gruher farm for 81 800.
Miss Stewart has the Snow school;
Robert and Julia Richard have the
Dubois and Grimm schools.
E. A. Monk and Miss Edith Blakes-
lee were married at Phillipsburg Ans
Ii.
Good instrumental and vocal music
will enliven the program of the Dem
crest silver medal contest at the
church the evening of the %. Eight
contestants from twelve to sixteen
years will tell in prose and rhyme
plain truths, and depict some of the
evils of intemperance. Encourage
the youthful workers with a good at
tendance. Mrs. Lillian Tracy of
Logan is expected to be present and
award the medals.
Mrs. MONK.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-20
The Reunion.

Tuesday morning dawned cool and
pleasant, when the crowds began
gradually to assemble for the big re-
union. On the first day the Modern
Woodman had charge of the program.
The forenoon program included no
regular exercises but promptly at $3.50
p. m. the Woodmen present gathered
at the clearing in this city and march
ed in a body to the court yard where
Judge A. G. T. Geiger, of Oberlin, de-
livered the principal address.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-20
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