Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1886-07-01
PERSONAL.

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RADIO last week
Capt. A. Dfenst was in Topeka, returning
Monday evening.
Harry Newfer, the wsll-known engineer, is
pulling passenger train.
Mrs. S. B. Chappell, of Great Bend, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. B. II. Rice.
Elder Donegan preached IN the Crooked Creek
church. at Wilbur, on Sunday last.
Mrs vancil, mother Of Mrs. G. ". Slower, re-
turned TO her home in Great Bend on Monday.
&C. NJ Shain and family have arrived from Ken
lucky and located on their land south Of Dodge.
A number of Ford people were in town Satur-
day. We noticed c. F. McClary. r. Small and
others.
Frank P. Apperson Of Cosbitt, was IN the
city Saturday. Nj. Apperson is one OF the bes!
citizens OF the county.
M N. Long, Of the Cimarron New West, called
Monday. He was attending the Republican
county convention.
jaime. Langton, cashier Merchants State Bank
has gone to Wisconsin, in the interests OF the
Bank.
B. F. Cox, Of Fowler, was in the city this
week. He says crops are in good condition in
Meade county.
~ Holcomb who lives south Of Letitia, in
Clark county, says crops are growing excellent.
There has been plenty of rain.
r. Findlay returned Monday from Ness
county. He informs US that there has been plenty
OF rain and that crops are growing finely.
F. c. Graham has returned to Dodge, having
given up prospects at Rio We hope Frank will
succeed, as he is deserving.
j. D. Dent and family have gone on six
weeks visit to Kentucky. They will visit friends
in Virginia before they return.
D. Barnhart has moved his family to this city.
He has been living in Coolidge. Mr.. Barnhart hss
been on the Santa Fee road long time.
Charles Todd spent few weeks in Colorado,
returning last week. He viewed the prospects
over, and concludes Dodge has the boom.
John Chambiss has returned to Dodge. He
has been residing in Mississippi for a few years
past.
for u months journey in California. Mrs. Burke
is at present visiting in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Mcintyre, father of L. X. Mcintyre. arrived
from Wisconsin on Friday morning last, and will
remain in this city during the summer.
Mrs. j. c. Davis. OF Wichita, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Davis OF the Markham House. Mrs.
Davis is an old friend Of the TIMES editor and
family.
Rev. A. P. George, Presiding Elder, and Rev. G.
Louther, held religious services in the Ridenour
settlement Monday Evening. An II. L. church
has been organized there.
C. D. Baxter, editor of the Ford City Gazette,
and ". 3. Shaw, capitalist of Ford, were in the
city Saturday. Mr.. Baxter is getting out good
paper and ought to succeed.
IT. j. NanGerslice, who lives in the south part
of the county, in the city last week. Mr.. Van
Gcrslicc is talked Of as candidate for probate
judge.
S. S. Logan, Of the TINES, who spent couple
of weeks in the Neutral Strip, returned Thursday
evening. He says the country is better adapted to
grazing than farming.
Fl. 7. n. Wenie special agent for Insurance
companies, spent several days in examination of
the different agencies in Western Kansas, return
ing Thursday night last.
DR. Galland and wife will leave on the 9th inst.
for summers visit to the Pacific coast. DR..
Galland and wife need few years recreation.
They have been engaged in the hotel business for
q long time, and respite will give then re-
cuperation.
H. W. Crcsswell. the heavy cattle man, was in
ledge City last week. Mr.. Crcssweil recently
sold over eco 600 Of land in the Panhandle at
81 per acre Hi, cattle loses last winter were
over 10000 head. He has closed out his interests
in the Panhandle
L. E. Dcgcr WHO has charge of Lee s. Fursu-
sons frcigh:ing business left on Tuesday for New
Eiowa, where he will conduct the shipment OF
freight to TT. Supply. The family of Mr.. Deger
accompanied him. We regret the removal OF MI.
Dcser We hope circumstances will bring him
back again to Dodge. Larry ls fair, square man,
and he Is citizen Dodge City cannot afford to
lose.
Gen. Tim Mccarthy. OF Larned, was in the
city Monday. Mac is candidate for State Audit
or before the Republican convention, and he will
undoubtedly receive the nomination. He il ca
pab.e and worthy of the Office ana it could be put
in no better hands. Tim was postmaster OF Larn-
ed for eight years, and discharged the trust hon
esty and faithfully. He is tee right sort OF man
for public officer combining all the requisites for
proper conduct of public duties.