Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-06-11
rae salvatIon army is still with

There will be a game of base ball
this afternoon between Phillipsburg
and Agra at the ball park.
Joe Swarts. of Long Island, spent a
day or two in this city the first of the
week visiting with friends.
Gov. w E. Stanley in company
with Editor Royce gave the Herald a
brief but pleasant call yesterday
afternoon.
6. W. Dull, who was arrested at.
Herndon some time ago for the muir
der of DR.. Rowland, was released on
an IS ,0oo bond last week.
Prof. II. NJ. Cutter, formerly prin ci-
pie of the Norton city schools, has
been nominated for county superin-
tendent of Norton county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gleissnerare enjoy
ing very pleasant visit this week
from Mrs. Gleissner's sister whose
home is in Orleans, Nebraska.
The county commissioners adjourned
last Saturday after a weeks hard labor
with county affairs. The proceedings
will be found elsewhere in this issue.
''For your stomach's sake" take DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Cures con-
stipation, Indigestion, and all stomach
troubles. For sale by all druggists.
The city ball club are making ar
rangementS to play game with the
normalites some of these days. The
normal students will have to bury if
they out class the city nine.
Judg ing from the marriage notices
in this issue one would imagine that
Judge Strain was carrying a pretty
fat pocket-book these days. But such
is always the case during the month,
of June.
Jim Chef, brother of W. NJ. Chef
has been employed as sack-SeNer for
the new mill. Jim will have to get a
hustle on him for the capacity is one
sack every minute, but they say he is
equal to the occasion.
The Harlan County Ranger Vol. 1.
No. l. came to our exchange table this
week and is published by ". L. Mar
tin. If the statutory is any Indication
of its length of life, it will ''go on and
on forever. Here's success to the new
paper.
Remember our next lecture in our
local lecture course is to be given
Tuesday evening June 18th in the
Presbyterian church. Lecturer is
Jahu Dewitt Miller one of the best
orators and thinkers on the platform.
Don't forget him.
The Junior League and Sunday
school picnic was put off on account
of the rain. The time set now is
Friday of this week. Everybody is
invited to come, bring your dinner
and spend the day IN the woods with
the children, at J. n. McIlyain'S
grove.
Dempsey Smith came down from
Colby last Monday for a visit with
parents and friends in this city.
Demp has a good position out there
with the Colby Mercantile Co., but
occasionally he takes the time to come
down to the Burg and incidently stops
at Almena going or coming.
Mrs. ]. D. Couch and little daughter
left on Monday for a summers visit
in Iowa with relatives and old friends.
This is the first time in twenty three
years that Mrs. Couch has had the
privilege of visiting the old home and
it is our wish along with her host of
friends that her visit will be a most
pleasant one. Mr.. Couch and Mood y
are keeping bachelor hall and we have
already been invited to dine with
them and help eat young frys-l ook-
out we're coming.
Nr. and Mrs. Phillips and baby of
Mexico, arrived in the city Sunday
morning and visited until Tuesday
morning, then leaving the baby here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Close, they pro-
coed on their journey to New York,
where Mr.. Phillips represents the
Helena Mining Co. in a meeting of
the various mining companies of the
United States. Uncle Jake tells us
that he puts in all of his time caring
for the youngster, and that he had
grown fully two inches since the arri-
val of the baby. We will vouch that
the baby will get the best of treat
ment under his supervision.
Last night the exercises of the
county graduates were held at the
Presbyterian church in this city.
There was large attendance present
to listen to an address by Gov W. E.
Stanley who gave the graduates a
good talk along the line of education.
The solos by Mrs. Poe and Mrs. Nelson
were very much appreciated by the
audience and the Arian Quartette
simply exceeded all of their former
efforts. In the presentation of the
diplomas Superintendent Thomas
spoke few words of encouragement
to the class and altogether it was a
very enjoyable affair.