Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-11-03
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Ed Archibald's brother came from
Iowa with Frank and Mary McCol-
Tough.
MeSSrS. Arnold, Porter and HaSler
were In the township parts of last
week.
Mrs. CRUDE came from EapOnee
Friday and accompanied her daughter
to Phil lipsburg.
Several election day visits to Miss
Grubb's school are promised.
Cook Cottrel went ito st. Joe the
thirtieth.
Mamie Mccullough was at home
Sunday.
Berthe Monk ard family were out
from Bloc mington Saturday night.
Mr.. and Miss Rumbaugh and Mr..
Hilyer were guests Of Mr.. Richards
family Sunday.
Mrs. Tannehil accompanied her hus
band from Agra the thirtieth.
Mrs. Kinney and Miss Grubb went
to Agra Friday, where the former Wis
tied a sister while the latter went to
PhilIipSburg and on home.
Several families attended the Nap
once Matron's medal contest. The
fair young wives, in spotlesS white,
seemed empowered from on-high with
the Importance Of their message
to an indifferent world. 1t must have
been hard to decide, but the applause
sustained the bestowal Of merit upon
Mrs. Clara Dawson of our township.
The charm OF Mrs. Bucks sweet voice
and piano skill Of Miss Drummond
and Mrs. Clapp, were Justify acknowl-
edged by the large audience. An L.
T. L. was expected to be organized at
the same place and day by Mrs. Nc
Kinzie also Of our town.
The visit of the quartette OF sisters
at Mrs. POrter's was broken early In
the week by the departure Of Mrs.
Coleman for Chicago vicinity.
The Sunday school convention was
we'll attended, and thoroughly enjoy.
ed. Lack OF time prevented assign
ment Of all the topics, but able county
help kindly given was very satisfacto.
ry. The necessary absence of Presi-
dent Nettle Gould was sincerely re.
vreted. One OF the reports OF the
county president that only twenty-four
per cent. Of the inhabitants Of Phil.
lips county attended Sabbath school,
and Seventy-ive per cent. OF that
number were women and girls, seemed
to invite the special consideration Of
all who are labOring and striving for
the upbuildlng Of 4 christian county. |
III ye are not for me ye are against
me-" Mr.. Arnold laid stress on the |
Importance VI primary work. The
need Of more and consecrated work |
ers viii always be felt until the Per
feet Day is reached. The remarks of |
Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Hester, Mrs Gooder, |
Mrs. Blakesley and Others were help
full. Reports were gratifying though |
the loss OF two Of five Sunday schools
seemed needless and much regretted.
About fOrty'fve dollars yearly ex.
pendlture for literstpre taside from
other expenses) IL not BAD Tor one
township. In accordance with Mrs.
Gould's previous suggestions, an In.
vltatlon is to be extended at the prop
er time, for county convention To be
held at this place. Mrs. Minnie fIaz
let was made vie president and Mrs.
Richard secretary and treasurer. A
rising vote Of thanks was given for
the presence OF Messrs. Walker and
Arnold. Apparently 1t was a good
place and occasion, and each was re-
warded for efforts made to be present.
Mrs. Blakesly, Mrs. Gould and Miss
Monk we're selected as "HuuSe to
house visitation" committee. Dn not
fail to attend all Sunday school con-
vehtiOns near you. One Of the many
noontlme pleaSantries was a gentle
mans inquiry " there were "any van.
KEGS at this tahley" IL guess Their. J
are. a. there's me piece NJ pumpf 10 1
pie left" as 1t changed psteh !