The Globe-republican., 1890-10-15

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mrs. J. S. Rush is visiting relations
in Indiana.
p. II. Young returned home from
his eastern trip last night.-alone.
You have one more week in which
to register. Do not fail in this important
matter.
j. f. McAdams has given up the
Drawing business and accepted a position
at the Santa Fe round house.
A force of carpenters are now at work
rebuilding the Santa Fe coal chutes which
were lately destroyed by fire.
j. r. Judd attended the G.. \. r. re-
union at Topeka last week, and also saw
the president and other notables.
DIR. C. 4. Milton and l.. Sims were
among the Dodgeites who went to see
President Harrison at Topeka last week.
w. W. Munseli. in addition to eX-
tensive improvements on his residence
located on the west hill, is building a
large barn 40Xi0 feet.
Frank b. AppersOn. OF Garden City,
stopped in the city several hours Satur-
urday. taking the Rock Island in the
evening for his home at Bucklin.
L. h. Soper went up to Syracuse yes
terday. He will return to- day. stopping
at Kinsley till Tomorrow. and will then
90 10 Chicago aud other eastern points.
returning home the latter part of the
month.
Mr.. Sim. Holstein arrived from Kan
sas City Thursday last and is spending
the week among his numerous friends in
this city. He is now making headquar-
tiers ut his cattle ranch in Grant county,
New Mexico.
Warren last an2 family departed fol
Dodge City Monday evening. where they
will make their home. They have host
of friends here who wish them success
and prosperity in their new home.-Cool-
idge Bulletin.
! One of the heaviest rains of the sea-
son fell at this place Saturday night
soaking the ground to Il considerable
depth. There is Il large acreage of wheat
sown in the county and this timely raiI
will be of incalcuable benefit.
Our democratic city papers. moi
knowing what else to do. endorsed the
GLOBES political sentiment. Help your
selves to anything yon want. but dom
fail to give the credit: The idea is TAX
en- from the GLOBE-REPUBLICAN
Our tOwnsman. DR.. d. d. Rose. med
ical director for the department of Kan
sas. G.. \. r.. had the distinguished hon
or of being one of the number who es-
corted President Harrison from the city
to the fair grounds. at Topeka last Fri
day.
DIR. and Mrs. 5. J. Crumbine return
ed to the city from the east last Friday
morning. and on Monday evening they
were given welcome reception by the
members of the PheniX club. of which
organization the doctor is member
The amusements of the evening were
music and dancing.
The second section of freight trair
No. 33. had rear end collision with trail
No. 81. at Pierceville last night. Bott
trains had orders 10 wait for another
train. and while one was pulling on the
side track the other collided with the
rear end. damaging the caboose. NJ
one was injured and no great damage
done.
e. Ii. Merwin. assistant postmaster
went to Garden City Monday morning t.
take the civil service examination TO
promotion in the postal service. From
there he goes TO LeavenwOrth to attend
the state convention of the y. NJ. c. 4.
being delegate from the association o
this city. He will return home the lat
ter part of the week.
Fred. w. Boyd and family returned
Monday from Ballard. Washington
where Mr.. Boyd has been employed for tn
past year. He says Kansas. dry rs it is