The Globe-republican., 1890-01-29

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Nellie Bly's trip through twO-thirds
of the United States has resulted in quite
rs big an advertisement for the Santa Fe
as for the World.
The commissioners proceedings of
January 9Th. came out in the Ford ga
zette Saturday the 18th. Better late
than never. however.
Capt. John H. Churchill. one OF
Dodge City's merchants. was looking al
ter his Garden City possessions this week.
-Gardem City Abri~::.
The little daughter Of w. A. Beadle
has been lying very low the past week
with membraneous Group. but is sOnle-
what improved this morning.
A sign post at the city hall square
now cautions the traveller to look out for
the cars. A fiagman and pair Of gates
would he the proper precaution.
Mrs. NJ. A. Boyer, delegate to the
w. r. c.. left on Sunday to attend the
state convention to he held at Salina.
Mrs. Helen J. Adams accompanied her.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet in the church
at four O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon. A
full attendance is desired at this meeting.
Mrs j. T. Metcalf has been quite Ill
this week with an attack of pneumonia
brought on by Ia grippe. She is some
what improved to-day, though still una
BILE to be about.
The stockholders in the Western
Building. Loan and Savings Association
will have their regular monthly meeting
and loaning of funds next Tuesday eve
ming at the city hall.
DIR. d. d. Rose. NJ. V. Markley and
D. l.. Sweeney, left Monday afternoon
for Salina, where they go to attend the
Department Convention G. \. r. DR..
Rose will be candidate before the con-
vention for medical director Of the state,
and we sincerely hope he may return
home with those honors conferred upon
him.
MIR. TheO. VOsBurgh. manager Of the
California Washing Fluid Company. for
merly located at Ford. was ip to see us
last week and left a large order for print
ing. This company is now located at
Kansas City. Missouri. their increasing
trade making the change necessary.
Mr.. Vos Bnrgh will still continue to man
age the business.
shortly after eleven O'Clock Thurs
day night the fire alarm was sounded
and was promptly responded to by the
fire department. The fire was in the
DelmonicO kitchen, which is in the base
ment. and was just getting under head
way when the fire laddies arrived. 1t
was soon extinguished. and but light
damage was done.
Last Thursday morning Mr.. Frank
Straughn. while engaged in packing ice
at the Gilbert ice houses just north of
town. met with a painful accident. A
cake of ice came unexpectedly upon him
from behind and tripped him, and he
fell upon pike in the hands of man
who was vainly trying to hold it back.
infiicting deep wound in the right
thigh. Mr.. Straughn will be about again
in a week or two more.
The old boys are going to have a
time March 1st, 1890, is to be gala day
in Dodge City. for on that day the Grand
Army of Dodge City and Southwestern
Kansas will hold one of their old army
camp fires at Dodge City. Hon. John
Little6eld will deliver an address on
Personal RecOllectiOns of Abraham
Lincoin.-' General Alger. commander
in chief of the Grand Army. has been in
vited. aud other noted men of the order
: will be present.
We have made arrangements with
the publishers of the Kansas City Etc
ming Meas, one of the spiciest daily pa
pers in the west. whereby we can clut
that paper with the GLOBE-REPUBLICAN
for the small sum of Three Dollars q
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