The Globe-republican., 1889-11-13
"A. j. Clark, Of Moutezuma, Was In
town Monday.

"A. j. Clark, Of Montezuma. Was Ia
town Monday.
The cold wave flag was hoisted Mon
day. for the first time this season.
Regular services at the Episcopal
Mission next Sunday morning and eve
ming.
DIR. o. H. Simpson raked in few
stray antelope and jack rabbits the first
of the week.
DIR. j. w. Wade has been under the
for week. but is able to be
about again.
james r. Judd, Dodge City, is
among those who were granted apension
the first of this week.
j. F. Frankey and L. K. SOper re-
turned home from Topeka, where they
argued case in the supreme court.
-2.SS inches of rain fall is what Ser
geant 4. w. Sherwood reports for Octo-
Der from the signal station in this city.
"A slight change appears in the Rock
Island time card this week. Remember
the railroad time cards in the GLOBE are
correct.
Some person left pair of rabbit ears
at our Office during the week; make
yourself known and receive thanks, fol
they have been a mascot 10 us.
keep it Dark" done good bust
ness at Kelly's opera house Friday night
Everybody was there, and for that reason
any criticism would be superfluous.
Our old friend Prof. John Groen.
dyke, principal of the Bunker Hill, Kan.
sas, public schools, has ordered the
GLOBE-REPUBLICAN to be sent to hi:
address for one year.
e. w. Marvin. an engineer on thu
Rock Island road, has been transferred t.
the run from Pratt east, for ten days
past. Next week he will again take hi
regular run from this city to Liberal. Wis
Bucklin.
Capt. w. H. Stricken was in towr
Monday to have a very sore hand treated
The colt wanted out, and the captain
was bound he should remain in thu
stable; a wrestle ensued in which the
colt was downed, and the captain is nov
nursing badly sprained WI t.
The semi-annual session of thu
Southwest Kansas Teachers Associa.
ton which meets in this city, commenc.
ing November 18th, will bring many
teachers to this city. 1t is the custom il
towns where these meetings are held fol
the citizens to supply entertainment, ant
we trust our good people will bestov
such hospitality upon the visitors as vii
make them feel perfectly comfortable ant
at home. The session is open to all, ant
a very entertaining and instructive pro-
gramme has been prepared.
TO the opera house management bt
all honor and glory. For weeks past W.
have spoken to them rather plainly con.
corning the noisy crowds that are per.
mitted to loiter in the hallway and 5acl
part of the house. and insisted. for the
comfort of the audience, that this should
be stopped. Their efforts to this enc
have had a wonderful effect, and the or.
der maintained at the several plays last
week was all that could be reasonably
expected. We are glad to make this
mention and trust that in the
future we may never have occasion te
again.
Rev. j. NJ. Wright, of the Presbyte.
rian church of this place, was called t.
Garden City Monday, November 18th, t.
officiate at wedding, the contracting
parties being Mr.. Harry r. Boyd, Z
prosperous young attorney of that place
and Miss Margaret f. Baird. also o.
Garden City. The affair was one of un.
usual brilliance. About forty invited
guests witnessed the ceremony, which
by the way, was to some extent origina
with Rev. Wright, and received many
The couple left for q two
weeks trip to Chicago, on the morning
train on which Mr.. Wright returned.
y. A. Lyon, soliciting agent for the
live stock and commission firm of Irwin
Allen & Co.. of Kansas City, dropped
into our Office last Thursday morning t.
iaform us that he was still in existence
We had thought that J. A. had passed
over to the silent majority, when he fell
oct of the second story window 1T Kan
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