Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-05-28

VIM George paid $500 into the
city treasury Tuesday. as a fine I'M
posed upon him by Police Judge
Baum for being drunk and disord-
rely.
Wayne Reynolds living south of
Dana, was kicked in tho face by a
horse last Monday. and was seriously
injured. DR.. Brothers fixed up his
injuries.
-STRAwBERRY FEsrIYAL--The lad
les OF the Baptist church VIII give a
Strawberry and Ice-cream Festival at
the Baptist church Tuesday eve June
2. All are invited to attend.
C. W. Young & Co. want it under
stood that they are on deck again
with the old reliable Buckeye Binder
the best on earth and viii sell them
as cheap as the cheapest.
The ladies of the Christian
Church, Will meet at Mrs. Loars,
Thursday June 4, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
All members of the Society are re-
quested to be present.
Mrs. T. @. Johnson Sec.
Tho windmill and tank that have
for so long 4 time disfgured the
northwest corner of the square, have
been sold to Lee Scrivner, who will
remove them to his farm near Big
Bend.
Sheriff Scrivner returned from
Topeka Sunday evening, whero he
had been to consign Mrs. Della Clines
to the Insane Asylum The physic-
ian in charge predicts the Iady's ear
~ recovery.
The owners of stock are hereby
notified that it is contrary to ordinance
to lariat out animals on the streets or
alleys of PhillIpsburg. I am 1nstruc-
ted to enforce this ordinance.
G. j. FLEMING. City marshal.
The meeting held in the interest of
the Columbian Exposition last Satur-
day was not very well attended. There
seems to be a feeling among our peo-
pie that it will be useless to attempt
to raise the money assessed to this
county.
At the Baptist church next Sun
day the pastor will preach at II a. m
from Jacob the great wrestler" and
at p. N. from Healing Balm for the
sick" Sunday school at 10 a. IN. and
Mission Band at p. m. Tho pastor
viii preach in the Pleasant Valley
school house at three p. m.
The Phillipsburg people who at
tended the dance at Goodland last
week, returned home highly delight
ed with their evenings entertainment
and seem to think that Goodland
knows how to entertain. George
Tracy and wife were so captivated
with the place that they made three
days visit.
The United States supreme court
has upheld the constitutionalIty of
the original package law passed by
congress, and also held that 1t was
not necessary for the state of Kansas
to re-enact its prohibitory law after
the passage of the congressional act.
in order to shut ont liquor IN the
original packages.
CoamADEs TAKE NorIcE:-The fol-
lowing named comrades have been
detailed as decorating party on May
30th, at the Phillipsburg cemetery
and are requested to meet at the Post
room on Friday the 29th. at 2 o'clock
p. m, to locate the graves to be deco
rated: John Hahnenkratt Geo. Young
Major w. H. Scott. Jacob Bradley,
jefferson Taylor, Al. Bailey, ]. A.
Adams, Robert Swearenger, Albert
II. Bills, Sam. Rooney, John Sage.
WIZ. BRADLEY, RITNER SMITH,
AdTt PC.
Rev. Z. II. Fleisher believes in
the use of printers ink in his minis
trial profession. He has this week in
hand a hundred printed letters to our
business men asking them their in
diydual opinion "Why SO few rep
resentative business men of Downs
attend any of our church services -
The elder informs us that he hopes
to receive their answers promptly,
when he will classify them and make
them the theme of an address from
his pulpit on Sabbath evening May.
81, to which all business men OF
Downs are most cordially invited.
We heartily commend the sagacity OF
Rev. Fleisher and bespeak a full
house Of our business men upon that
occasion believing that good Will
come from ik-DolgPs Times.