The Globe-republican., 1890-05-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
Ike Bitters is the latest fad in Dodge
City.
"A number of the boys are being
cared for at the Hotel de Bell.
ID. F. Owens started Sunday for New
York City on a visit to his people.
-Cimarron is rejoicing over a cheese
factory just started there by II. E. Bar
ton.
Hon. W. w. Wallace, Of the Garden
City Herald made US pleasant call last
Wednesday.
Boys, get together and see that our
visiting statesmen are properly cared for
on the 4th of June.
Mrs. W. E. Hendricks and children left
yesterday for Paduka, Kentucky on a
brief visit to her relatives.
R. Y. Hutchinson now handles the
express of both the Wells-Fargo, and the
United States Express companies.
The Republican Congressional Com
mittee for this district meets at Kelley 5
opera house at this place June 4th.
Henry Sturm and family arrived
here from the west few days ago. and
will make Dodge City their future home.
Clifford Markley, of this Office, is
enjoying much needed and well-de-
served vacation with his relatives in and
near Chicago.
H. L. Sitter returned the latter part
of the week from New Mexico, where he
has been for some time looking after his
stock interests.
Henry Sturm will open an original
package house in the room next to the
Democrat office. He will be ready for
business Thursday morning.
Capt. j. ii. Finlay. who returned
last Friday from his trip to Warsaw, H.
inois. left again yesterday for the latter
place. His stay was very brief.
The 4. o. L. w. lodge of this city
will elect officers on next Monday eve
ming. All members of the order in the
city are cordially invited to be present
Mr.. Wilson SOule spent a few days
last week in the city, returning Sunday
afternoon to his home ia Rochester. He
accompanied y. w. Gilbert on his return
from Europe.
r. E. Rice, who has been employed
for several months in Pueblo, Colorado
took advantage of the cheap rates and is
now visiting his old friends and neigh
bors in this city.
Miss Fannie ThOme, our county sup
erintendent of schools. returned home
last Thursday. from her trip to Gin
cinnati, Ohio. Her many friends gladly
welcome her home.
The CONSTITUENCIES extends
thanks most heartily to the mayor and
city council for the favor they saw fit to
bestow upon us in awarding the contract
for the city printing.
Miss Anna Edwards one of the
teachers of our city schools. left for Lar
ned and Pittsburg, Kansas, yesterday,
where she will spend vacation with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. B. F. Milton and children de-
parted for Clinton, Missouri, yesterday to
which place they 60 to visit relatives and
friends at their former home. We wish
them an enjoyable trip and safe return
Judge Frost came down from Gar
den City Saturday, and visited with his
family who have been here, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Anthony for a
week. They returned home Sunday af-
ternOOn.
Monday morning the heaviest rain OF
the season fell, soaking the ground thor
oughly. 1t came quite slowly and a large
part went into the ground. II has given
the croakers the lock jaw and spread a
smile over the farmers faces.
| MIR. B. F. Milton, one of the leading
democratic statesmen Of this city, de-
parted for Boston. Massachusetts,, last