The Globe-republican., 1889-10-23

from Geo. B. Cox is in the east on busi-
ness.
lrnal. Bread. buns and cakes at Stubbs
,nday Central Grocery.
An effort is being made to revive the
e not Dodge C:tv Democrat
books
Nv. T. Hale. formerly on the Repub-
lican. Is visiting his parents nj Bloom.
. who -
spen. ~. Su''oii 'i>i'eu La Junta.
,dav Colorado. during the week on legal busi-
ness.
lrned -
;no;s MIR. ii. Z. Hiatt. of Winchester. In-
MAST diana. was in the city the first of the
week.
nmn Now Is the time TO do your plOwing
earts while the ground Is thoroughly saturated
r.; with water.
d. NJ. Frost took the 4 30 p. N. Rock
make Island train To-day for Topeka. expect
: tbe ing to return Saturday.
e "a j. c. Smith and wife. of Struthers.
Ohio. arrived in the city yesterday. and
,ba;r are visiting with John Slaven
in'o MIR. Samuels, of the firm of krouch.
''e ~ Weiner Il Samuels, was in the city We'd
nesday of this week on business.
'au'' Lewis johnson. an inmate OF the
'uiss county house. died of heart disease
''s' Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock.
DIR. 5. J. Crumbine will leave for the
peru east Saturday of this week, on business.
''''> He will be absent about three weeks.
be
one M. NJ. Gwinner has moved out of the
Star Bakery. and his bread will be found
on sale at S. Stubbs, H. E. Wellman. W.
city F. Dean and H. r. Brown.
from
Odd Mine host, Chas. Heinz, of the Del
,vern mOncO. has refitted the restaurant in the
DelmOnicO building, and is again open
to the public at all hours of the day and
au- night.
ident
g to Miss Mary Clark, teacher Of music
r are at the Presbyterian college, will give
piano recital at the Phenix rooms on
Thursday evening. under the auspices of
:: VI the club. The programme will Consist
rage of vocal and instrumental selections by
'gu's some of our best talent.
bers,
We have had but three or four days
notice. to make arrangements in the get
!" ting out of this issue, consequently have
ilObe hod mn ,;,o 20 so,;.;, o,o,o o,,r h,,,;,o.,
'nis men. Next week we hope to see all. and
NE will endeavOr to give you paper that
VI will in every detail he worthy of your
most liberal patronage.
renee MIR. \. NJ. NettletOn, of Larned. ar
'nat rived in the city Monday afternoon to
reg accept a position on the GLOBE-REPUB-
so"r LICAN. Mr.. Nettleton is no stranger to
are our people for he has done duty as typo
e'ec- on the GLOBE for two or three years and
is almost indispensable on the new Jour-
sub nal on that account.
twill
Though little late in the season for
wv. watermelOns our good friend james
James on last Monday insisted on leaving
n;,- two large jnicy ones at the GLOBE-RE-
PUBLICAN office. for which we extend
thanks and accord to him the first melon
on to notice in the new journal. Here is to
club you. James. hoping You may never fail
Af- in the melon crop.
and II,
day morning for Garden City, wherein
Smith will enter the land office in order
that he may become acquainted with the
Fort working of the Office before entering
,ates upon the discharge of his duties under
him Hon. D. NJ. Frost. who will probably be
many able to assume charge of the reglstership
aper ABOUT the first of November.
The board of education of this city
at their meeting October 18th, rejected |
eing all bids for the erection of the new |
the school building. for the reason that they |
| by were all too high, and in some instances |
F.. exceeded the amount of money availa-
the bic for the construction of said building. |
Ev- Another advertisement for bids was or
dered and the bids will be passed upon
by the board on Monday. October 18th.
pera MIR. Thomas keene. supported by
Y of most excellent company. played to a
S to good audience in this city on Monday
and evening. presenting the beautiful tragi-
nos cal plav s.Richelieu." The name of Mr..