The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-11-19

C. NJ. BeesOn and w. h. Harris re-
turned from the ranch Saturday.
The Phenix club give . dancing
party at their rooms this evening.
Mr.. j. Foster and family of Pleasant
Prairie. Hodgeman county, moved to the
city this week.
There is scarcity Of coal in the city.
II bad weather should set in there will be
some suffering.
Il. J. Collier, former resident Of
Dodge, writes to have the GLOBE sent to
him at Silverton, Colorado.
Rev. B. F. Powelson conducted COM
munion services at the Presbyterian
church at Lyons last Sunday.
The Wizard Oil man closed a two
weeks engagement in this city Saturday
night, and left Monday for Jetmore.
teacher, is now located in Greenfield,
Iowa, to which place he has ordered the
GLOBE sent one year.
Ira F. Collins of Sabetha, Henry
Booth of Larned, and j. B. McGonnegal
of Oberlin, were in the city yesterday on
Soldiers Home business.
Will Curley has accepted a position
in the ''Bee Hive dry goods house.
Their constantly increasing business de-
mand the services of an additional sales
man.
Our coal dealers expect supply OF
coal from the east in day or two. 1t is
not as good as Colorado coal. but in this
emergency We are obliged to take wha,
we can get.
We see by our Iowa exchanges that
Gen. B. A. Beeson was elected State
Treasurer of Iowa on the republican tick
ct. The General is brother of C. NJ.
Beeson of this city.
The ladies of the NJ. E. society will
give an oyster supper at the church on
Friday evening, the 2lst inst. Supper
will be served from six to ten O'Clock
Pay the ladies visit and get an excel
lent supper for 25 cents.
The Santa Fe railroad reading room
was again opened on Monday. The en-
ployes raised fund by subscription
adequate to pay librarian for the win
ter months. and the railroad company
supplies the necessary fuel and lights
free.
1.-THE CONGRATULATIONS editor no.
ticed a meteOric display one night thi.
week. 1t was no doubt republican vic
tory reporting quite late.-Ford Gazette
1t was a grand sight, whatever it was
Surely it was no democratic pyrotechni,
display.
| "A. NJ. NettletOn, who for a number
of years has been employed IS typo il
this Office, left last Thursday for Denve
where he expects to locate perma
nently. He is a first-class man around
print shop and can count on us givinI
him a coed recommendation wheneve
he needs it to get a job.
The city teachers held their semi
monthly meeting in the High Schoo
building last Saturday. Drawing in tn
schools was the topic discussed. Prof
E. D. Webb has prepared graded cours
in drawing, which the school board ha
approved and caused to be printed il
pamphlet form for the convenience of tn
teachers.
The twenty-eighth annual meeting o
the Kansas State Teachers Association
will meet in Topeka, Monday, Decem
Der 10Th. The session will continue dur
ing three days. The association is di
vided into two sections, viz: the colleg
and high school. and the graded an,
common school. There are to be thre
union meetings in Representative
Hall. The first on Monday evening; tn
second Tuesday afternoon, and tn,
third Wednesday afternoon. The count,
superintendent have two meetings-on
Tuesday morning and the other Wednes
day morning. both to be held in tn
Senate chamber. The common an,
graded school section will hold two meet
ings-both In Representative hall
the first Tuesday morning, the secon,
Wednesday morning. The college an,
high school section will hold two meet
iugs-both in Senate chamber-the frs
Tuesday afternoon, the second Wednes
day afternoon. The prospect is good TO
this to be the largest teachers associa
ton ever held in Kansas. Reduced far
on all the railroads.
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