The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1889-12-11

dred fold before many days.
The Womans Relief Corps will Civ
an oyster supper in the Sturm building
on New Years eve. Everybody invited
Harvey y. PinkertOn and Louis;
Foutz. both of Dodge City. were licensed
to wed Friday by Probate Judge Moffitt
Geo. w. Potter, county clerk elect
has purchased the handsome residence
of Chas. II. Martin. on Railroad avenue
consideration, $4,000.
"A printing outfit belonging to Ed. P
Greer. Liberal. Kansas. was transferred
from the Santa Fee to the Rock Island
Monday. 1t came from Guthrie, 1. T.
President Marvel, of the Santa Fl
system. passed through the city Monday
afternoon on his return from a tour o.
inspection over his newly adopted road
Sidney Reynolds has accepted {
clerkship at the Office of the register o.
deeds. We congratulate Mr.. Goodwint
on obtaining the services of so faithful
and competent young man as Mr.. Rey.
nolds.
"A fast mail train is already talked o.
between Chicago and Dodge City. 1t i:
not certain which line it will run over
the Santa Fe or the Rock Island. Il
matters not to Dodge which line, just sc
she gets the fast mail.
Sam Ferguson, who for two years
has been night train register on the San
ia Fee at this station, has resigned his pc.
sition and turned brakeman. c. B. Nc.
Kibben. formerly round house clerk. ha:
taken his place as train register.
Baker Foreman is now in southern
Florida. He writes that his health i;
improving. and says he is "a bigger
man. having gained about twenty
pounds in weight. His many friends il
this city will be pleased to hear of hi:
condition.
j. NJ. kirkpatrick took his father Il
his old home at East Springfield, Ohio
last Thursday. Mr.. kirkpatrick has beer
confined to his bed continuously fo
more than one year, and it was his de-
sire to 60 back to the old homestead t.
spend the remainder of his days.
Frank Only left last week for hi
former home in Iowa. Frank was fO
four years deputy under County Clerl
Gallagher, and during his residence her,
has won the esteem of all We regre
very much to note his departure. Tn,
best wishes of hundreds of our citizens
follow him to his Iowa home.
II. e. Owens reports a very narrow
escape of what might have resulted in
serious runaway the other day. Ciau(
McCarty was coming down Military av-
enue on his bicycle when a team tool
fright at it and became manageable
and but for his fOrethought in dismount
ing would have resulted seriously.
Who will look after the deserving
poor between now and Christmas and Sc,
that they too may spend merry holiday
More particularly let the little folks en-.
joy Christmas gift as well as gool
dinner. Let those who have plenty anC
little to spare look after these people il
time so all may enjoy the glorious holi
days.
Noah Hardy, of Jetmore, spent tn,
fore part of the week with friends in THU
city. Mr.. Hardy is director in thu
Omaha. Dodge City 4 Southern railwa,
company which will soon begin the con.
struction of about six hundred miles o.
railway, the greater portion of which i.
in the western part of the tate.-HmcA
ixson Times.
Mrs. ). A. Arment gave whist par.
ty Thursday evening in honor of her Wis
iting guests, Mrs. Kirkland and Mrs. De-
Bots, who departed on the night train
for Denver. A very pleasant evening
was spent. We regret very much tina,
Mrs. Kirkland could not remain with u:
loager. and should she visit Dodge City
again at some future time will no doubt
receive a cordial welcome.
While east the other day we had the
good fortune of being shaved by lady
barber. One thing which struck US very
forcibly was. that lady BARRIERS don't tall
you to death while shaving you, and they
don't scrape your face until it bleeds,
and then plaster it over with chalk
neither do they use tallow candles wrap
ped in red paper to wax your mustache.
Yes. indeed. we rather admire lady bar
bers.