Dodge City times., 1878-03-16
PERSONAL.

John B. Means cousempistes visitins
Hos Springs. Ark. this Spring.
MiD Helen LanRton, Of Fort Dodge.
started lest evening for visit to Wiscoasin
Mr.. Henry Lovel eame mp from his cat
tie camp yesterday.
Jesse Evans. the old relisble long no m
dealer arrived from Texas yesterday.
Billy T'lRhmsn has gone to Ellsworth on
businssaL
A. J. Peacock will BE- home in . few
days.
County Surveyor vantropp went down
to Larnsd last Thursdsy evening.
Mr.. Samuel Nar.hsn has accepted situ.
ation in hessrs. Hsdder & Draper's store.
He is first class salesman.
Capt Armsfrone snd W. N Morphy bad
some wOrds this week. but neither sxhib.
tied any courage.
Dan Nelson, culinary artist At the Dodee
ftouse. has damask window curtains on
bis kitchen windows.
sheriff Mastersou returned last SUNDAY
from . trip to Topeka and other points
East.
John Cornell d,d . good j,b Of painting
and grain,ng on the walls of tho ''Oh
HOusr."
Mr.. Geo. B. Cox rs'urned .his morning.
Mr. G Z and her daughter still remain IN
the easi.
Mr.. John Brott. of Des Moines. Iowa,
n IN the city. lie conteDpiates embark
ing IN tue 'amber business.
Travelling An iitor RsynOds OF the A.,
7. 4 s. f., exhibited his smiling cOunts>
nance in this CITY last Thnrsdsv.
Mr. A. A. Hamil. q former resident of
tins city. returned from Cowley county
this week.
Nv. G. w. Fouehty. whs has been SET
Ring up the COUNTRY about Cinarron, was
down mi. week. He is preparing 70 start
ai,,ItiDE n - ~ Vi srr01.
Mr.. r. A. Carr returned last evening
from Topeka and the -"usheasiern part OF
tne Stare. He brought with him . .arge
train load of e,nigrdnsS
Messrs. Sutton Il Colborn have repfed
the two rocIns IN rho postoffice building
fronting 10 rae East, and will shortly re
move herr Law Office from the Court House
to these rooms.
Mr.. Kniphr. Attorney at Law, from
youngstown. Ohio, visited Dodge tins
work with a view to locating. but finding
II very peacezble place decided not to
stay.
Mrs C. NJ. Gravbin and her little
daughter arrived this morning. and is
House. Their residence will soon be
NJ. {. s. Hungcrford returned from
Kansas City yesterday. bringing with MIN
q lumber of tat domestic cattle with
which To reDlenish Hungerford Il Jones'
meat market.
Mr. Slahrue receive . letter from the
Old Country" last week which brOught
oI the death Of lady scquaintance
great grandmother. who lived upward of
\ century.
Mr.. W. II. Pettioene. Assistant Super
intend ant of the A. T. e. :. +. came up
I, ON Emporia shis morning TO zoe the jail
birds. Accompanied by City Marshal
MasGerson. be took the two prisoners
uOwn 70 kinsley this evening on . special.
We received pleasant call yesterday
from Sergeant Cooper of Fort Dodye, and
h,s new br,de-f0rmerly Misc Nellie Mur,
pivot Fort LeAvenworth. They start
both arc young. int lIgent and
excellent match. Mr..
Cooper Ia first Sergt of Co. G. 18th Infant
~. and n highly spoken Of by the officers
Of his company and ali who know him
Miss Murphy has . large circle of friends
10 l.eavenworth and in this city who will
wish her joy forever.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Leonard,
Of Dodge City. on Thursday March 18th.
1878, son.
Immagine Fred Leonard the father Of a |
boy. We are surprised, but !
Time and tide wait for no man" and e'er
long Fred will be surrounded by fair /,
haired sons and dsughies; such is the fate |
Df all dutiful husbands. The finest boy |
IN the worldn 10 what tho eiated fatber |
Iays when Intercepted on the subject.
II it had been . girl he would have nOti- !
ing TO do with it. We hOue the young
man will never cause his parents to feel
loss proud of him than they do now.
May his shadow continue to expand.
PIERCEVILI.E.
Tho tide Of progress is WeatMard. In a |