The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-08-27
Saturday.

Rain Saturday.
More rain Sunday.
And still more Monday.
Father C. l.. Kearful visited Hutch
inson. Monday.
Mr.. I. B. Stewart. of Speareville.
was caller Saturday.
Al. Shaffer. of Hutchinson, is visit
ing friends in this city for a few days.
For SALE.-Platform scales. at the
Bee Hive Grocery. 4-2t
Judge II. c. Johns, brilliant legal
light of Larned. is in attendance at dis
trict court
Prof. John Groendyke has been re-
engaged as principal of the Bunker Hill
public schools. at an increased salary
over last year.
w. +. Dean, the Front street grocer.
is closing out his stock to-day. He ex-
poets to 60 to Pueblo where he will en-
ga9e in the produce commission bust
ness.
&C. NJ. Hoover will put the new
threshing maching from Snyder at work
on his big wheat crop, northeast of the
college, Friday morning. Farmers hay
ing grain or alfalfa to thresh will find
the machine in that locality.
Prof. Webb announces meeting OF
the teachers in the city schools at the
high school room of the Third Ward
building Saturday, September 9Th, at
8: 90 a. m. 1t is necessary that all hold
ing positions in our city schools attend.
Wedding cards are out for the mar
riage of Miss Kate Kreigh to William n.
Crawford: of Dodge City. The wedding
will take place at the residence of the
brides parents five miles north of john
son City, on Tuesday, September ID
johnson City Journal.
We are pleased to note the nOmina-
ton of F. H. Madison for county attor-
ney of Ford county by the republicans
This means that he will be reelected tC
| = hn hoc fho =
term. Ed. made number of friends
while attending court here, who will
hope for his success.-Meade Rebnblioam
MIR. J. 3. Cotton. of Garden City
brought into our office Monday a jar OF
the finest quality of strained honey. He
is conducting an apiary in Finney county
feeding his bees on the bloom of the
alfalfa, and reports very good success Sc
far though this is only the second yeal
since it was started. E. Il. Thome viii
handle this honey in the future, and sam
piles may be seen at his place of business
DIED: infant daughter of Ed.
ward and Nellie Chilcote, August p
1890. The child was born March
1890, and was five months and sixteer
days old. The funeral took place Friday
afternoon. Rev. J. NJ. Wright conducting
the service. The father was in kansa:
City and was not able to reach home fO
the funeral. The little babe was neve
very we'll and for several weeks had beer
quite sick. The parents and friends hav,
the sympathy of our people.
-''Hutch," the ice dealer. wei
known character in Dodge City. in com
pany with ''BabcOck." our new ditcl
proprietor. concluded to take ride int,
the country last Thursday to chase tn
festive plover. and view the ditch. Al
went pleasantly until the ''grass station
was reached. when the team for SOM
reason demurred to the procedure
The occupants ''gOt out of the rig, "-asl
Hutch how they got oat-the team wa
given the greatest liberty. and was final
ly run in at the grass station. Hutcl
and BabcOck can best explain how the,
got home.-Garden City item in Topek
CAPITAL.
We want to suggest to our farmer
under the ditch, and suburban resident
that it is the right time of the year ant
the season usually favorable for tn
planting of strawberry vines. Tha
strawberries can be profitably and sue
cessfully raised has been proven by
number of experiments the last two o
three years. By due attention to thi
branch of horticulture several thousan,