The Globe-republican., 1890-01-08

visited friends in this city several ua!s
the past week.
Ray Covert returned from Pueblo
Friday afternoon, where he spent the
with his parents.
Miss Mary Scott, of Kinsley. who has
been the guest of Mrs. J. Rapp for
week. returned home Monday afternoon.
Richard $. Robinson and Orpha NJ.
Mcdowell. both of this city. were mar
ried on the first inst. Accept our con-
CALCULATIONS.
During the vacation in Dist. No. 80,
J. D. Notgrass made Dodge City a visit
and says that place is on boom.-5ef-
more .Sittings.
Mr.. Clyde Ware. of Wichita. son of
Mrs. J. Rapp of this city. visited with his
parents on New Years day. returning
hoeae Thursday.
Mrs. J. Collar departed for Denver
Thursday in response to telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. J. Goodman.
The depository of the Ford County
Bible Society. containing bibles and tes-
taments. will be found at Mrs. Beadie's
Millinery Store.
Mrs. VIM. Ramsey. Of Wendell, Ed
wards county, was visiting in the city
the past week the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Samuel Ferguson.
Harry Norvell and family returned
home Thursday from Hutchinson, where
they have been visiting with the family
of Conductor Thompson.
The Methodist society commenced a
series of revival meetings Sunday eve
ming which will be continued indefinite
ly. Meetings every night this week.
Frank B. Apperson. of Topeka. ar
rived in the city last evening. Mr.. APP
person has accepted the position of entry
clerk in the land office and entered upon
the duties of his new charge to-day
garden City Herald.
The signal service report for Deem
Der shows that never since the station
was established has there been Deem
Der so warm or so dry. There were no
traces Of precipitation and the mean
was four degrees above any
other on record.
$. S. Logan. whose parents reside in
this city. came down FROM Pueblo New
Years day on a short visit. Mr.. Logan
is engaged in the printing business at
Pueblo and is well pleased with his
western home. He keeps posted on
Dodge matters by reading the GLOBE.
Mrs. W. w. Mansen, assisted by
Mrs. E. F. Kellogg Miss Bessie Kellogg,
Mrs. J. H. Finlay and Mrs. J. W. Gil
bert, entertained the members of the
Phenix club at her residence on New
Years evening. About twenty-five MEM
beers were present and spent a most CO.
joyable evening.
e. r. Garland has purchased the
drug stock and fixtures of the late NJ. G.
Null. of Ingalls,, sad viii remove his
Dodge City stock to Ingalls,, where he
expects to do business in the future. Mr..
Garland is one of tie earliest citizens and
business men of this city and we regret
very much to have him take his depar-
ture. We wish him abundant success in
his new home.
Last Friday merning Mr.. James
Godfry, one of the night yard men at the
Santa Ee depot, met with what was first
thought to be dangerous accident. In
the fog and darkness he misjudged the
distance between the way car which he
was handling and the one against which
it struck, and they came together with
such force that the platform Of the way
car run under the car in front aud caught
him between the two ends. He was Sc
riousiy bruised about the hips and chest.
but is now in fair way to recover.
Mrs. George Knight and her excel
lent company Of comedy artists played to
a very good and enthusiastic audience at
Kelly's opera house Saturday night. In
like most comedy plays, the comedy in
s.Over the Garden WALL was of that
higher order which could be appreciated
by all. The singing was grand, the stage
settings were superb. and the company
were artists. Outside of To-
peka, this point was the only stop made
the company going from here
direct to Denver.