Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-05-19

Among the visitors In town this
morning were L. GachStetter and son
from near Stuttgart. They report
crops in fine condition.
The trial Of the State VS. McGlnty
occurred before Justice Moore'S court
yesterday. The case came down from
Walnut on complaint OF M. Randall
who charged Mr.. McGinty with dis
turbing the peace. After listening to
the evidence the jury finally brought
in t. verdict of mot guilty"
Ida Bowman a sister Of the county
treasurer left this morning for a two
months visit at St Louis. She was
accompanied by Mr., and Mrs Rupert
of WauSeon, Ohio who haveVisited In
California for eight or nine months
and will now spend few days at the
Worlds Fair before returning home.
J. E. Jones has decided that it Is
more profitable to handle the paint
brush during the summer months
than to juggle type, and has formed
partnership with Ed Baum. Mr.. Jones
is first class painter as we'll as print
err and the new firm already has good
run OF work contracted See their ad
elsewhere and consult them when
your house needs touching up a little.
The tent in which the revival meet
ings are to be held has arrived and
will be put up on the vacant lots at
the northeast corner Of the square.
Meetings will begin Friday evening
aud will probably continue two or
three weeks. Bev. Kemp has con-
Quoted similar meetings with such
success that special mention has been
given them by the Christian Advo-
cate, and it is hoped that success will
follow the efforts here.
At the opera house, Saturday even.
Ing May 2lst, the gretest entertain.
ment Of those thrilling life motion
scenes ever shown here No magic
lantern or still pictures but every
thing alive before your eyes. No such
variety OF new subjects has been seen
by our citizens. Buy y0nr tickets OF
the ladies of the several churches.
Reserve seat plan at McCormick's
drug store, prices % cents, reserve
seats 35 cents. Every one should see
this.
| A baseball club was organized here
this week. Earl Lowe was elected
manager. Further particulars are
unlearned as we have so far been I'M
able to catch the manager. Phillips
burg has plenty Of good ball timber
and the business men are liberal with
their subscriptions. We ought to
have first class team and at least
one game week during the season.
This would mean a great deal more
for the town in a financial way than
it would cost and we hope the team
will prosper
A thrilling entertainment at opera
house under the auspices Of the ladies
aid of the local churches, Saturday
evening, May 81 Something entirely
new in those wonderful moving pict.
ures. Everything in life motion. A
naval bOmbardment illustrating the
fight off Port Arthur, the Great Roy
al Procession, London at King Ed.
wards Coronation, and every variety
of high class moving pictures. This
entertainment was arranged before
the managers were aware Of other
meetings announced and it Is hoped
that there will be no interference.
Get tickets of the ladies.
Kansas Jay of the Advocate breaks
forth In language like this: Just alike
only different. OF course he means
himself as one, but we can't guess who
the other fellow is. But anyway 1t
puts US in mind of two men,-on an
Irishman and the other an English
man-whO took work from a petty
contractor. They found after working
awhile that 1t did not pay, so George
said to Pat: "Well, Pat, l think we
could make more money II had
piece Of string" "And shure for
what" asked Pat. "To take you
around and exhibit you for monkey
replied George. Faith, an shure
you'd want another man, George"
"What for, Pat ?" why, to tell tho
people which end the monkey was on. j
or one phase Of his life JOkai, the
Hungarian novelist, wrote In disgust
"Well confess IT / must, | have
/ sweetheart for whose sake l have
beea faithful, not only to my wife,
buy to my Muse also-a sweetheart
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