Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-01-29
W. c. 7. U. Notes.

ion of Liquor traffic, equal suffrage,
one standard of morals, and better
public sentiment.
Badge-A knot of white ribbon.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
President. Mrs. A. NJ. Tracey,
Logan.
Sec, Mrs. Elizabeth Granger, Phil
lipsDurg,
Treasurer, Mrs. c. b. Lincoln,
Logan.
Messenger Work, Mrs. Fannie
Whitney, PhillipSburg.
Press and Suffrage Work, Mrs NJ.
II. Pomeroy.
Will the local unions of the county
write the press correspondent notes of
their union work, so we can have
them for publication?
The differant local unions gave the
county President Mrs. Tracey a
lovely gold watch for NmaS present,
token of their esteem and thanks
for her willing and untiring efforts in
the w. G. T. U. work. -'
Mrs. Fannie Whitney the "Never
give up" president Of Spring Creek
union gave to each member of her
union 1.-THE minute book of the q an
nual convention OF w. G. L. U. as a
present. Mrs Whitney is always
thinking of something nice for the
benefit of some one.
A movement is being talked up by
the county w. G. 7. U. to buy tent
for the purpose of holding meetings
and for general use for anything per-
tanning to benefit for the association.
We have often seen in the past two
years the almost absolute necessity Of
such piece of property, and we do
hope the money will be raised.
"Our Messenger" for January con-
tainS some excellent articles on
Mothers Meetings and Mothers Clubs,
the first article As Mothers Club" is
such a good idea in gathering tC-
gether the Mothers, that all local
! unions might we'll adopt some such
plan.
There are a few members who are
not subscribers to "Our Messenger. ="
If each member cannot taKeit, then
let the secretary Of that union freely
circulate hers, but it is so much
nicer for each member to have the
paper that, they should make an extra
effort to subscribe for 1t,
Phillips county stands square on the
treasurerS book, with nine local
unions listed on the book Of reports.
The circumstances to resubmiSSlOn
petitions for Presidential Suffrage
have been circulated the last few
weeks.
The Y. S. and L. T. l.. and W. c.
II. U. are hustlers up in the north
east part Of the county.
We often wondered what we would
do without Mrs. Tinney, when she
moved to Oklahoma, but she is still
faithful to the 9Th district. Mrs.
Tinney can not do without the 9Th
district, 50 we YeaFour honorS accord
ingly,
Thanks are extended to those who
circulated the suffrage petitions, and
returned them to the superintendent
and those who still have their petit.
ions please send them at once.
The Spring Creek Union met at
Mrs. Ruth Hams on Thursday Jan.
ID. The next meeting will be held at
the same place the first Monday in
February. All are cordially invited
TO attend.
PROGRAM FOR SPRING CREEK
UNION.
Thursday Feb. 3.
=; Devotional.
Roll call, antidoteS to worry.
Paper, "Women lin the nation,
Judges lilo, Mrs. HOpSon.
Symposium, Children's Games.
! Necessity Of supervision.
> How to make them helpful and
healthful.
3Games that foster gambling.
DicusSion by everyone.
Drill from annual leailet.
Business.
4: Closing exercise.
The old year is past and the New Year begun,
Now what will we do With "our timer"
Shall we let It glide BY W tn sow going ease
Or hurry itup with push?
There's m'ny a slip tvix minute or two
That you never again can pick up.