The Globe-republican., 1889-12-04

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WANrED-A few more day boarders.
First-class table.
MRS. NJ. E. DURAND.
5.s. First Ave. and Cedar st.
For tinware and notions 60 to the
Racket Store. 81
LOCAL.
Already union depot is being talk
ed of for this city.
Sunday was one of the pleasantest
days of the season.
Cash paid for school orders by P. Il.
Young. the jeweler.
w. Fl. Pearce has assumed the man
agement of Kelly's opera house.
r. r. Hudson spent several days at
Kansas City the past week on business.
M. A. Low, president of the G. X. &
N, and son, were registered at the Del
monico Friday.
The editor gave thanks and ate
thanksgiving turkey with Mr.. J. A. Ar
ment and family.
Miss Lucy Baird returned to Empo-
ria Saturday, where she is attending the
state normal school.
Several car loads of bridge material
arrived Saturday evening for the Rock
Island railroad bridge.
james H. Kelly and William Thigh
man left for Guthrie Sunday noon to be
absent a week or two.
Capt. A. Dienst, former resident of
this city, came in Thursday from Topeka
and spent several days with US.
ID. NJ. Frost. the senior boss of this
paper. came down from Garden City
Saturday to visit with his family over
Sunday.
Elsewhere in this paper will be found
complete table of patents for Ford
county now at the Garden City land Office
and ready for delivery.
All Odd Fellows in good standing
are requested to attend regular meeting
Wednesday evening. as business of i'm
portance awaits their attention.
The government geological surveyors
have pitched their tents in the east part
of town. They have completed their
field work and are now making their re-
ports.
DIR. T. L. McCarty returned Monday
from the eastern markets, where he had
been to select stock of holiday goods
for the city drug store. Watch for his
ad next week.
&C. NJ. Hoover returned from his trip
to Chicago Sunday morning, to which
place he had gone to look up matters
connected with the Omaha, Dodge City
& Southern railroad.
DIR. Simpson came down from Dodge,
Yesterday morning, bringing with him
quaternion of gray hounds and spent the
day with some of our nimrods chasing
the lone jack.-Sfeare1INe Blade.
e. w. Cooley came down from Pu-
eblo the first of last week to attend the
bedside of his wife who has been very i'll.
We are pleased to learn that she is i'm
proving rapidly and will soon be able to
be about.
Col. C. D. Perry, of EnglewOod,
Kansas. late president of the A. X. & c.
r. R.. was in the city Monday to look up
facts connected with the new system of
irrigation as operated by the Gilbert
Bros. of this city.
AS to whether or not Federiksen
& Co. have dealt squarely with people
that they settled in this and adjoining
counties is matter yet to be determined.
We are looking for further develop
ments in the case.
Sheriff Bell has been absent from
the city for a week or more and no one
knows just where he went to. but as
train robbers have been exceedingly nu-
merous of late he may be looking some
of them fellows up.
Miss Fannie Thome, county superin-
tendent of public instruction. gave US a
pleasant call on Thursday of last week
while on her way visiting schools. She
was accompanied to district No. by
Miss Carrie Cline-BeHe7onf Ensign.
The masquerade ball given by the
orchestra last Wednesday evening, was
grand success, both financially and go
cially. There were no less than fifty