The Globe-republican., 1889-11-13


LOCAL.
Get ready for Thanksgiving.
Fred wenie left yesterday for the
east.
Masquerade Ball Thanksgiving eve
ming.
Editor Stewart, of Speareville. was a
caller Monday.
Miss Sadie Morrison, of Ford. is at
tending school in this city.
Complete returns of the late election
NAV be found in this issue.
Read the GLOBE-REPUBLICAN and
keep posted on current events.
j. w. Gilbert made a business trip
to Kansas City Friday morning.
Let US have the stock and crop news
items from the country for publication.
The weather is very unsettled. and
Just now winter seems to have the best
of it.
Remember the GLOBE-REPUBLICAN
has been reduced in price to $50 per
year.
DIR. D. D. Rose has moved his Office
from the Warren building to room four.
Bee Hive building.
ID. NJ. Frost went to Garden City
Monday night to enter upon his duties as
register of the land Office.
Hon. Willis G.. Emerson. of Meade
Center, addressed the citizens of Ford on
the question of "Sugar'' Monday.
Mr.. Robert McCause, of Kinsley.
Kansas, was in the city on Monday look
ing up real estate deal that he had on
hand.
Mr.. Dorset and wife, of Speareville,
who have been visiting with Mr.. j. w.
Gilbert and family, returned home FRI
day afternoon.
If any reader fails to receive a copy
of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES after this is
sue, they may consider that their name
has been dropped from the list.
Eugene D. Morse, Houston, Texas.
has had his name placed on our books.
and will be regular reader of the
GLOBE-REPUBLICAN for sixteen months.
H. S. Wilkinson, the grocer, has is
sued circular to his patrons informing
them that he has concluded to continue
in business in Dodge City. Glad to hear
it.
DIR. C. A. Milton accompanied D. NJ.
Frost to Garden City Monday night where
he saw our honored citizen installed in
to the position of register of the Garden
City land district.
superintendent G. V. Bartlett, of the
state forestry station in this county, in
forms us that he will have 1900, 900 trees
for spring delivery. Who says we can't
raise trees in western Kansas?
Mrs. w. p. Williams and children
will leave during the week for Marsh
field, Mo-, where they will join husband
and father. Mr.. Williams is employed
as cashier in the Marshfield bank.
c. NJ. Beeson returned Saturday from
his ranch in the Neutral Strip. He in
forms us that owing to the stormy
weather he did not make his shipment,
but will return again for that purpose in
a few days.
Rev. Wright, of the Presbyterian
church, commenced a series of sermons
to young ladies Sunday evening. He
has Just concluded series of sermons to
young men and We are glad to know he
will not forget the ladies.
In this issue appears cOmmunica-
ton on the Sugar industry. which should
be carefully read by all citizens of the
county. If anyone thinks the cores
pondent has nisstated facts they are at
liberty to correct them over their sigma
lures. 1t is great question, and should
be fully discussed.
We are glad to learn that Michael
Sughrue was elected sheriff of Clark
county. Mike held this Office for two
terms and after being out of Office two
years the people again honor him. He
was formerly q resident of this county
and is twin brother of our T. F. Sugh-
rue. who held like position in this coun-
ty at the same time his brother was
sheriff of Clark county. Both are strong
republicans.
Rev 7 NJ WRIGHT commanded q