The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-03-12

Rev. W. II. Rose returned home
Friday from Garden City, where be at
tended the district conference Of the
Methodist church.
The city fathers Of Speareville are
considering whether or not they will
change Che name of their city. Later
advice bring. the news that the name
has been changed to Summit
MIR. J. NJ. Norvell and wife, of Bel
pre-. Edwards county. arrived in the city
Sunday on a short visit to his son and
daughters. Mr.. r. H. NorveIl and Mrs.
George Reynolds and Mrs. o. +. Hard.
A sacred concert will be given by
the Presbyterian Sabbath school and
choir in the church Sabbath evening.
March BIRD, to which all are invited.
The programme will be announced next
week.
MIR. Roy Drake, who has been suffer-
ing more than year from q polypous
concretion in the head. left Sunday after
noon for Kansas City where he will re-
ceive treatment. DR.. I'll McCarty ac-
him.
The following charter was fled with
the secretary Of state last Wednesday
The Palace Drug Company, of Dodge
City. Capital stock $500. Directors:
Charles d. Voorhees,. w. j. Fitzgerald
and o. A. Bond. all of Dodge City,
The store room recently vacated by
l.. r. Miller the flour and feed man. has
been fitted up for the dry goods firm of
s. D. WOllInan & Co., who are DOW
occupying the same. Mr.. Miller has
moved bis stock into the building adj
joining the NJ. Collar hardware store.
Willie Spencer, son of w. j. Spencer,
is carrying his left hand in sling, the
result of trying to force cartridge into
the cylinder of 22-calibre pistol by
pounding it with hammer. He has
learned lesson and will not try this
new mode of loading revolver again.
Mr. 7 ~ Raird hos cold his Epr0ich
Hunter Hambletonian colt to Mr.. j. R.
Wear, of Wabash. Gray county, Kansas.
for $3.50. He is one of the best colts in
western Kansas and horse breeders of
Gray and Haskell counties will find it to
their advantage to see him if they want
good. all purpose stock.
S. r. Bright. farmer living ten
miles southeast of Dodge City. was in
the city the first of the week. He is one
of the old settlers of Ford county, and
has unlimited faith in the outcome of the
southwest as farming country, and es-
pecially for cattle, he says there is none
City Imprint.
Walter F. Pine. of this city, was
granted certificate as a registered phar-
macist before the examining committee
of the State Board of Pharmacy. which
met in the city of Hutchinson last Thurs
day. Thirty-five applicants were exam
ined. of which number sixteen were sue
cessful. We congratulate DR.. Pine on
his success.
Hon. ID. NJ. Frost has rented the res
idence of w. w. Cleary and is having it
reprinted. refitted and re-furnished. pre-
paratory to moving here and making it
his future home. Before his family az
rives he intends giving a party to his
male friends, to which only old bachel-
ors and grass widowers will be invited.
No married man need apply unless he
can show that he has had trouble at
City Herald.
Mr.. Wilson SOule. of Rochester, n.
Y, son of the late A. r. Soule, arrived
in the city Thursday and will remain q
week or ten days. Mr.. SOule is looking
after his many business interests in
Dodge City and Ford county, and is we'll
pleased with the condition be finds
things in. especially so IN regard to the
irrigation enterprise. He feels that
must soon be done in the mat
ter Of extending the Dodge City, Monte
yuma & Trinidad railroad.
BENZ. Hodges has had worlds Of
business on his hands during the winter
season, judging from numerous letters
returned to a prominent citizen of Dodge
City by bankers and stockmen of north
ern Texas. Which were read in our hear
ing. Ben says he has been treated
in the matter. He says the
deal he was trying to make with these
southern gentlemen was legitimate and