Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
Real Estate Transfers. .

For the week ending Dec. 81, 1888
Furnished by Todd & Watson, abstrac,
ers.
Lamert Peck and wife to William L
Hibbard n Et %, 20, 81, W. D.; $500.
Mary NJ. Mckinley and husband to J
S. Martin, s WI "a, 26, 26, W. DIS
L. S. to William Ii. Dusel. S WI Of
WI %, S Et of Ef go. n E4 OF n Et SO
n WI of N WI 80; 81. "a. W. D.; s51 30
jeremiah w. Bradshaw and wife tc
Anna Vinora Bradshaw. WI 5, 80, 81
w. D.; $780,
Mollie Shields and husband to Emily
Summersby. part of block 20, Dodge City,
W. d. $500.
Anna W. Pierce tnee Huff and hus
band to Charles S. Meredith, n WI Of n
Et %, %, "a, w. D.; $3.50.
David McGaffick and wife to Homer o.
Wright, NJ of Et, st N Ell. 25. q, q,
W. D.; S400.
A., T Il S. F. railroad to Lizzie Bast,
lots = nd Z, Sec, 81, 26. %. W. D.;
s34I.5S.
Speareville Town Co. to Geo 8. Jones,
lots IA and 15, block 13, Speareville, W.
D.; $50.
Jessie ]. Kemp and wife to Calvin L.
Baird, n WI %. go, %, W. D.; $4,000.
Julia A. Kemp and husband to Sidney
c. Baird, S Et %, 80, 22. W. D.; $1,000.
Geo. " Snyder and wife to Marcus
W. Camps. n Et. 80, 81, s3, ". D. 800.
George n. Amy and wife to Joseph
Keffy, n Et "a, 2e. 26. W. D.; $4,000.
s. W. H. johnson and wife to Geo. B.
Cox. n Ei 33, %, "a, W. D.; $1,000.
William H. Moffltt and wife to Rufus
P Fry, lot II, block 18, Bellefont. w. D..
Arkansas Valley Town Co. to Phoebe
A. Kurslow, lot 3, block 90, Kingsdown,
W. D.; 81.
J II. Crawford and wife 10 Charles E.
Hoiinberg, lots 1, 2. 3, 4. block /. Craw-
ford s Bird Add to Dodge City, W. D.
800.
Rev. J. NJ. Wright delivered the follow
ing address of welcome. to the visiting
officers and guests ot the G. A. R.. camp
fire. held in this city. Jan. Sd, 1899:
Mr.. Chairman, ladies anG gentlemen,
fellow-citizens and comrades of the
Grand Army of the Republic:-Thirty
years ago meeting like this would have
been impossible. The country was then
pursuing the even tenor of its way-the
paths of peace; but a war cloud was
gathering; little later Charlestown
threw a shot at Ft. Sumpter, and Sump-
ter returned the fire. The roar of that
shot re echoed along the New England
coast and up the Mississippi valley and
across the plains of the west.
Then up from the everglades of Flori-
da; the sugar and cotton fields of the
Sunny South, and from the wilds of Tex
as came the chivalrous hosts in martial
array; but down from the Pine-tree State
and the White mountains, from New
rockey valleys and New York s
peopled hills, from the valley of the
Ohio and the prairies of Illinois, and then
from the Great American desert came
the sturdy sons Of toll with steady tread
to meet the hosts that threatened the Ma
tion's life. -Four years of fratricidsl war
ensued-the mightiest conflict of modern
times. if not of all times. Then the Grand
Army of the Republic became a possibil-
ity, and We are here tonight to swear
anew our allegiance to the American flag
and eagle. Comrades of the Grand Army
and visiting friends. bid you welcome
to the hospitality of our city. In the
name of the Woman's Relief Cops and
the good wo men of our city, l bio Won
welcome; in the name of Lewis Post ha.
the men of our city, l bid you weld
Yes, in the name of the Western e ~
cowboy town, situated in the ctT;.s
now the city of chuA ~
and schools and the location of the } fuD
byterian college, backed by Mr..
Soule of New York. 1 bid you VI
to our largest hospitality. and trgs
our efforts to establish ''cotta8( sHova.
for our comrades of the G. A. IkdaI5
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