Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-08-27

Interesting letters this week from
new writers at Marvin and Luctor.
There are but a few school districts
which are not yet supplied with teach
erS.
Postlethwalte's candidacy for con.
gress is announced, unoiflcially how
ever.
There were nineteen applicants for
certificates at the examination this
week,
J. G. Steele of Dayton was one of the
number Of out Of town visitors last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Dye and Miss CoTey of Wood
ruff have been visiting with Rickey's
for few days.
The Evening Standard published by
Col. ID, II, Anthony In Leayenworth
has suspended publication.
Howard Van De Water of Green
wood was somewhat indisposed yes
terday but is now improving.
Mrs. Paul Schelsler returned from
an eastern visit Tuesday morning.
She has been quite seriously i'll.
Amel Raield will move to Stuttgart
about September LIST where he has a
position as section hand for the Il. |.
Sam Cox Of Greenwood is happy
over the prospect Of a rural delivery
route through his section In the near
future,
WANTED:-A position as cook or to
general hOuSework in a private family
Mrs. o. Rothmann, Inquire at this
office.
NJ. A. Spauldlng and wife and Geo.
Locke ana wife form a merry camp
ing outfit at Logan while the jubilee
is progressing.
Remember the big band blow out
here the latter part Of September.
Prof. Hammerschmit seems tU be
meeting with good success.
Bert Morse who had the misfortune
to break a finger is now at home and
will remain until he is again able u
take up his work at GOOdland.
Rev. Woodward generously passes
his flowers around every few days.
Zone draw and no blanks" was the
announcement Monday when he passed
them around.
Misses Alice Strain, Cora and Ora
Tickle, Mary Harris OF Colby, Josie
Beauvals and Mel Strain formed a
merry company who took in the eman-
cipatlon picnic at Speed last Friday.
Wallace Pratt and Glen Lewis have
been trying their hands at pitching
bundles u stackers fur several days.
Bennle has beer looking after the
laundry work during Wallace's ab.
Sence.
Frank StlnsOn returned Saturday
night after very extensive trip
through New Mexico, San Francisco
salt Lake City and other interesting
points, having travelled over 1000
miles.
+. NJ. Justin and family, b. +.
HeatOn and wife and Mrs. j. ID. Mat
tesOn all Of Crystal were Phillipsburg
visitors Tuesday. Mr.. Justin aud Mr..
HeatUn were up for the purpose Of
completing their land deal.
A Sunday School picnic consisting
Of the schools VI Arcade and Deer
Creek townships will be held at ThOs.
Riley's grove I miles south Of Dana
on Thursday september II. All are
invited u be present. Prominent
Sunday School workers will be there
Come and bring the children. BY or.
der VI cOmmlttee.-A. Il. Dixon, Pres.
a slight alteration occurred on the
streets Sunday Afternoon between
travelling CUlUred man Of questionable
pursuit, and a Mr.. Massey. The negro
claimed that he had loaned Massy
dollar and dunned the young man for
II but pay ment was refused. And for
a time IL seemed that light might
follow. However II turned out " be
pOthing but blug,
John HallOck, formerly OF Green
wOud but uuw ut Red Cloud, Nebraska
returned last week for short visit I'm
look the old hUmeneighbUrhuOd aud
70 after business Interests. Mr. lIalluck
moved 10 Red Cloud Ia order 10 give
the young members Of his flock a |
chance 10 secure a good education. |