The Globe-republican., 1889-10-23

Miss May Beverley has returned from
her visit to Kansas City.
e. l.. Coen. of the Buckliu Journal.
heard Thomas keene ut Kelly's Monday
night.
Don't fail TO register if you have not
already done so. The registration books
are closed October 18th.
-Ex-counciIman August Curtius. who
has spent the summer and fall at Aspen.
Colorado. reinrnesi to the city Monday.
Capt. J. II. Finlay and wife returned
home Tuesday of this week from Illinois.
where they had been visiting for the past
three weeks.
Don't forget that Charlotte ThOmp-
son will play her great drama of ''Hearts
Astray." ar he!,v's opera house on Fri
day night next.
The GLOBE-REPUBLICAN will make
a speciality of local news. and sOlicits the
hearty cooperation of the people of
Dodge City ro that end.
-McCarty K Milton have moved their
office from the pOstofiice building into
'he room formerly occupied by Wenie Il ,
Boyer. on Bridge street.
-MAERIED.-At Trinidad, Colorado.
Monday. October eth, 1889, Miss ,
Minnie A. Heu>tis. formerly of this city. :
to Charles p. Mills. of Trinidad.
Charlotte Thompson at Kelly's opera .
house in her great new drama ''Hearts
Astray" on Friday night next. will be a
most charming performance that no one
can afford to miss. |
The Knights Of Pythias of this city !
have changed their time of meeting from
Thursday to Tuesday evenings, in Odd
Fellows hall. All members will govern I
themselves accordingly.
I'VE are in rece;n. of the annual ad-
dress of Mrs. Fannie Rastall, president
Of the State w. C. T. u, but owing to
the crowded condition of our paper are ;
unable to publish the same.
Apollo Lodge; No. 81. X. Of p: of ,
this city. will work in the rank of Page. I
on next Tuesday evening. All knights :
in good standing, and visiting members,
are cordially invited to be present.
Owing to the time necessitated in .
perfecting the consolidation of the Globe ,
and Republican, we are little late this ,
week, but in the future the GLOBE RE- ,
PUBLICAN will appear on Wednesday of ,
each week.
If you have changed your residence
in the city to any other ward from that i,
which you resided in since you last reg :.
istered. you will have to register your
name with the city clerk before you are .
entitled to vote at the November elec- .
ton. ,
All persons handing in cash sub 4
scrlptions within the next two weeks. will
have their names placed on the books
dating one year from January 1st. We !,
hope to see great many of our citizens
avail themselves of this opportunity. :
Rates s2.OO. +
The Phenix boys gave reception to 4
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Smith in their club y
room Tuesday evening of this week. AZ il
ter spending short time in dancing and
card playing the company adjourned to :,
the Delmonico, where lunch had been =
prepared for them. :,
Frank L. Wright has located at Fort "
Worth, Texas, which city he anticipates u
making his future home. We wish him +
abundant success. He was for many a
years connected with the York-Draper a
Mercantile Company of this city. and is
an industrious young man.
Judging by the preparations being a
made we can assure our readers that the 81
dinner to be provided by "
the Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. f. e
church will be the finest affair of the b
kind we have ever had in this city. Ev- A
erybody should prepare to attend. d
Frank Mayo and his excellent COM
pany held the boards at Kelly's opera
house Friday evening. in the play of N
Davy Crockett. which. it is needless to g
say, was we'll rendered. and to fair and e.
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