The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-04-23

The ladies of the Methodist church
expect represent an entertainment called
the Carnival of Months, on or about May
18th.
&C. E. Moffett and wife, of Gilman,
Colorado, who have been visiting with
Judge j. B. Moffett, will leave to-mOr-
row for their home.
FOUND.-On Third avenue, a ladies
leather sachel or handbag. which the
owner can have by calling ut this Office
and paying for this advertisement.
Hon. NJ. w. Sutton, son and sister,
returned home Monday afternoon from
Decatur. Ills, where they have been Wis
iting with the family of Mr.. H. F. May.
The first invoice of hand books is
sued by the State Immigration Bureau
have arrived, and any citizen can have
one or more by calling at the county
clerks office.
Capt. J. B. Rowley, representing the
Kansas City Journal, was in Dodge
Thursday in the interest of his paper.
He is the largest and jolliest travelling
man on the road.
The city council are identifying the
city hall square by having trees set out.
The grounds have been sowed to blue
grass, aud the square will be enclosed
with neat fence.
Judge 4. j. Whitelaw and Judge J..
B. Moffett have formed partnership,
and all who have business with the latter
will hencefOrth find HIM at the firms
office over r. NJ. Wright's store.
John Chambliss. who has had charge
of the York Draper Mercantile Co.'S.
business at Reno City, l. r.. has resigned
his position and moved to Mississippi to
take the management of his uncle's busi-
ness.
Professor Elmer has been entertain
ing our people, especially the Juvenile
portion of them, with lectures illus
trated with scenes by means of magic
lantern. Tonight the lecture will be on
travels in Europe.
MIR. ThOs. Farrer, of WellsbOrO, Pa.
cousin of Miss Anna Edwards, is in the
city on short visit. and is stopping at
the home Of Mr.. J. H. Ripple. He is in
feeble health and is on his way to the
mountains in hopes of being benefited.
-Kilwinning Lodge No. 1876, X. of p.
was instituted at Kinsley last Monday
evening, with thirtv-five charter mem
bers. Delegates from all the neighbOr-
ing lodges were present and were hand
somely entertained by their new broth
ers.
The probate judge of this county has
just been notified by the steward of the
state insane asylum that Virginia Nc
PhersOn. better known as Virginia Skim
ner. a patient from this county. died in
that institution on the 10Th day of this
month.
Frank Warren leaves to-day for Sill
verton. Colorado, where he will seek his
fortune this summer in the prospecting
field. He will be quite at home out there
as several of the old Dodge boys reside
at Silverton. among them Jack Sinclair
and Harry Gyles.
C. V. Bartlett. manager of the For
estry station, has made the school board
proposition to plant the Third ward
school grounds to trees. If the school
board intend setting out trees at all, Mr..
Bartlett is certainly the man whose SER
vices should be engaged.
G. j. Stauth, one of the staunch re-
publicans of Concord precinct, was in
town Saturday. Mr.. Stauth has made
application to be appointed census EMU
merator for the southwest portion of the
county. A better man could not be found
for the position, and we hope he will
get it.
Reliable report says the villain who
has been pursuing her so far back
whereof the memory of man runneth
not to the contrary, has come out of his
crystalized state-the result of having
fallen into the wonderful salt lake in
Meade county-and is again in relentless
pursuit with redoubled energies.
Mrs. G. V. Meserole, after lying I'M
conscious three dayS nassed away at 8 n