The Globe-republican., 1890-01-15

IL 0e<V Escaped from stock tain
6OSIsSunday, January 9TH, lSSO' ON
yellow two year-old steer, with smAu white
spots, braided on left side VT connected
split the right, underbit the left ear. Lib
eral reward for recovery. Address thi!
paner. 12.l;
Wanted !s1osss'Sase' 1 ee sl5o. sa'1 pe'
month and expenses. Experience nnnec
essary. Send ten cents in stamps for par
tieulars. Address, Box 40, Grand Island
Nebraska. 1921
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Snow shovels were in demand Mon
day morning.
j. B. Parker, of this city, was at To-
peka Sunday.
Capt. A. Dienst, of Topeka, was in
the city this week.
j. NJ. BursOn. of Ford. came up Mon
day to attend district court.
w. T. Watson made business trip
to Garden City during the week.
Mr.. Charles Ross, of Pueblo, visited
friends in this city Sunday, leaving on the
night train for his home in Topeka.
The members of the Phenix club will
give fancy dress ball on st. Valentines
night. We dare say it will be grand
affair.
Mrs. J. H. Chambliss left Saturday
afternoon for Reno, l. T.. after a two
weeks visit with her parents and friends
in this city.
"A train load of stock from the west
were held at the yards over Sunday on
account of the storm, but went out on
Monday all right.
Register Frost. of the Garden City
land Office. came down Saturday and
spent Sunday with his family in this city.
leaving Monday noon.
The American State Bank fixtures
and furniture, purchased some time ago
by the First National Bank of this city,
were freighted to ingalls, Friday.
MIR. Frank Singer, foreman of the
D. T. & F. w. shops at Trinidad, Col,
was in the city over Sunday on a visit to
his brother Fred, who was quite ill with
the LA Grippe"
Addison Stafford met with painful
accident the latter part of last week. In
driving a railroad spike splinter of iron
flew off, striking him in the eye and cut
ting very ugly cash.
MIR. W. S. Pagan, an old Dodgeite.
stopped over Friday to see his many
friends in this city. Mr.. Pagan is special
agent for the Kansas Mortgage Company,
with headquarters at Salina.
The ice merchants of this city are
little fearful about their harvest. Up to
do to tho 100 foilo6 70 v,,ator;ol;1o 70 opy
great extent. The hardest freeze thus
far only showed ice four inches in thick
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Potter enter
tanned few friends in very pleasant
manner on Friday evening. 1t was one
of those ''sweet'' occasions, where every
person was more or less ''stuck up
with taffy.
On Wednesday evening, January Sth,
1890, at the home of the brides mother
on Walnut street, Hon. j. I. Wkitelaw
was married to Miss Emma Warren. The
wedding was a very quiet one, only the
near relatives of the contracting parties
being present.
Mr.. F. B. Apperson, who is holding
a clerical position in the land Office at
Garden City, was in the city Saturday,
leaving over the Rock Island for Bucklin
to Sunday with his folks. The snow
blockade interfered somewhat with his
calculation for the return trip, arriving
here Monday noon.
-Sidlow and Mckinney voted the
county printing to the Ford Gazette and
Dodge City Democrat, and then McKin-
ney voted with Sidlow to make himself
purchasing agent for all county supplies.
Mr.. Hoover was bitterly opposed to this
latter action, but what could he do. He
is one, and they are two.
The members of ST. Bernard TOd0e