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

Rev. J. n. Wright and wife depart
ed this morning for their new home At
ID. E. Wager, Of Rome, n. T., owner
of Ford county real estate will keep post
ed on local affairs by reading the GLOBE.
We need your name on our subscrip-
ton book to ill out the first one thousand
copies. Will you send it in: Only $1.50.
The district officers and teachers
convention convenes at the court house
in this city next Saturday morning at ten
O'Clock.
Mrs. G. II. Tepe has opened board
ing house in the Dickinson building one
block west of the postoffice and desires a
share of public patronage.
WANTED.-To trade, house and lot
in Garden City, clear, for land. Ad-
dress, T. 1. Whiting, Lawrence. Kan
sas. 2.5
1t will only cost Ford county S153.00
for the publication of the official vote Of
the county. This is economy for you.
The story of the vote should have been
told in one-third the space.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gluck entertained
a goodiy number of friends at their resi-
dence on Front street, last Wednesday
evening, the occasion being the twenty
fifth anniversary of their wedding.
-"Hon. J. w. Gilbert of Dodge City,
and Captain J. n. Sterry of Emporia, ar
rived at the Coates last evening. Mr..
Gilbert is the head of syndicate prepar-
ing to place in operation in Colorado and
Western Kansas one of the greatest irri-
CATION systems in the world. Captain
Sterry is one of the most prominent at
torneys in the west."-K. G. Globe.
The editor is in receipt of an invita-
ton from the citizens of Galveston, Texas.
to attend their s'Deep Water Jubilee and
Banquet to be given November 18th
and 18th. Owing to the great distance
down there and the fact that our free
transportation ceases after we cross the
Kansas state line. cOmpels us to send our
regrets to the citizens Of Galveston.
| "
The most interesting event in Con-
grega,iOnal church circles on the north
side is the birth of daughter to Rev.
and Mrs. S. E. Busser, which traDspired
on Tuesday morning. November IL, at
80 O'Clock. Several parties attempted
to congratulate the parson, but when he
told them it was his sixth child they let
up. The general opinion is that if there
is any setting up it ought to he toward
him instead of from him. '-7oteka Cab,-
tai.
Heaven shed tears all day Sunday
and by evening signal officer Todd re-
corded nearly quarter inch of moisture.
At eight O'Clock p. IN. soft snow (the
first of the beautiful this SEASON. began
falling which continued we'll into the
night. adding another quarter inch of
moisture. Monday morning the sun
shown out warm and bright and the day
was as delightful as one in May. In con-
sequence of which the many fields OF
winter wheat are lovely sight to behold.
Mrs. D. Sughrue desires to thank her
neighbors and friends for their assistance
in saving goods from her residence which
was lately partially destroyed by IRE. Hel
neighbors have been very kind and their
efforts are highly appreciated. The re-
port that a subscription had been taken
for her benefit, she says, is a mistake, as
she has never received anything from
such a source. Although her loss was
was quite heavy she feels able to stand II
without outside assistance, and feels
grateful to the people for their good in
tentions.
why don't you run a newspaper
like that" said merchant to publish.
er. throwing down a blanket sheet daily
s.Why don't you run a store like that?'