Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-05

S. e. Poague who resides near LUG
tor was county seat visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Tooker is preparing to move a
part of his hotel building out to his
farm.
Supt. Arnold would like the names
of all ladies who wish to keep normal
students through the institute.
G. e. Utter departed for Topeka
Wednesday morning with Miss Perry
who is to be committed to the insane
asylum.
Mrs. A. F. Walker is visiting with
the Bowman family She came down
from Prairie View with them, Mon
day morning,
c. M. Cole has moved into the house
vacated by George Baum aud A s.
McCoppn now occupies tue rooms
above his store.
The entertainment given at The
the opera house by Prof. Hammer.
Schmit last Thursday evening was
said To be very good.
A son of Lee Judd was shot acci-
dentally by a % rifle last Sunday. So
far as learned the injury Is slight the
bullet striking the ley and ranging
downward.
We notice that the state board Of
education has granted life certih-
cate To Blanche A. Gebhart, and a
three year renewable certificate to W.
B. Gaumer.
Gussie Pralle OF Prairie View died
rather suddenly Monday night. She
had suffered an attack Of scarlet fever
and partially recovered, when she took
a back set which resulted in her
death.
Farmers are too busy to work at
politics. II the county convention
had been held month or so ago when
some suggested, candidates for the
various places would bod TO have been
run In.
Miss Susie Townsley who is attend
ing college at Emporia will graduate
from the musical course tomorrow.
Mr.. TownSley will visit Emporia and
be present. at the commencement
exercises.
Jay Gould and wife accompanied
Miss Bessie TO this city to see her car
off the honors in the spelling cont est.
They were compelled to drive the
entire distance because Of failure to
catch the train at Agra but they we're
satisfied.
Mrs. l. NJ. Newell who is an able
speaker, will hold meeting in the
Baptist church Friday evening May
g in the interest OF the Womans Home
Mission Society. The public is cord
tally invited to meet with us.
JANE L. TRACY, Sec.
DR.. r. W. Pope will be gone next
week to Topeka to attend the State
2 Dental Association. During his alb.
I sence his Office will be closed. DR..
Pope enjoys the reputation OF being
: one OF the best dentists In this part Of
I Kansas and has a large practice.
Mr.. Smallwood who came here about
two months ago from Columbus, In
diana for his wife's health statea that
{ she is not doing as we'll as could b
= desired aud he cOntemplates another
/. change. Just where be will 60 is moi
q settled yet but probably tosome poinl
east Of here.
i A. w. Robertson returned Frida!
u morning from his trip to New York
h he returned via Washington, pasSinI
o through Kentucky, Virginia ant
t other Il the southern states, comblu
Ing a genuine sight seeing tour with
business trip. While not gone YER
i long Mr. Robertson states thathe wa
: glad to get back home and TO hn'
y prospects so 1atterlng
,e The faculty who will instruct th
normal students at the coming session
of the institute are In the city thl
~ week helping Superintendent Arnol'
{ 10 grade the examination papers o
u the applicants for diplomas from tn
70 common schools. This is done tina
70 the instructors may gain some know
edge Of the weak polntss Of the studen
"a Of the county and special emphasI
0. may be placed upon these topics u
Is the instruction at the institute. tn
A. faculty is: Conductor, G. N. Arnold
a Instructors, r. II Baker, W. r. Artf
or ur, R. g. Mccormick and DIV
Thomas.