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

-ROderick Scott. sheriff of Edwards
county, was caller this week.
Miss Nora Robinson returned home
Thursday from visit to Emporia.
Concert and literary entertainment
at the Presbyterian church tonight.
The big ditch is running full and the
renter can irrigate to his hearts content.
The board Of trustees of the College
of Western Kansas meet in this city to-
day.
-Supt. ii. r. NickersOn. of the Santa
road. was a visitor to Dodge City last
week.
The McGinty hat is the latest fad.
Each purchaser of a hat gets copy of
the song.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hinkle, of Gar
den City. are visiting with friends in
this city.
w. L. Seamans and w. H. RObb, Of
Kinsley. were here yesterday on legal
business.
H. b. Van VOOrhis, of Ford. was the
guest of F.. Kirkpatrick at the Delmonico
yesterday.
e. r. Garland came down from In
gals Monday evening. His first trip in
two weeks.
Mr.. Sicily. representing Jarvis
Conklin. of Kansas City. was a caller
Saturday.
j. NJ. Burson. Andrew Russell and
F. F. Gray were among the Ford visitors
to Dodge this week.
B. o. Gator. of HansfOrd. Texas.
was in the city during the week attend
ing to some business.
Harry Markley is filling the place of
Ray Covert in the Office of w. L. Cool
idge, during Rays illness.
Our former townsman, Aug. Curtius.
is now engaged in the mercantile bust
ness at NeOdesha. this state.
John Chamberlin, representing the
Wichita :7omrnal, accompanied by his
wife, stopped over in the city Monday.
For RENT.-Furnished sleeping room.
with parlor privilege. Enquire at S. w.
cor. Second avenue and Cedar st. 20tf.
Mrs. c. Needham, of Wichita, and
Mrs. Andrew Freeman and daughter,
paid this office pleasant visit Saturday.
The members of the Phenix club will
give an informal reception to Mr.. Wilson
Soule at their rooms on tomorrow eve-
ming.
Frank Sweeney, the young though
ambitious printer formerly employed in
the Times office, left for Kansas City last
week.
John Mess, who had his his leg bro
ken last week by horse falling with
him. is recovering rapidly, aud will soon
be out again.
The executive committee of the
Southern Branch of the Kansas State
Immigration Bureau will meet in this
city Tomorrow.
Eugene Moffett. of Gilmore. Colo,
a former resident of Dodge City, was
here this week on visit to his cousin.
Judge j. B. MOffett.
Not even the signal man can keep
track of the weather we are having. We
don't mean to say the weather is bad; not
at all; but so very changeable.
ATTENTION.-The Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church, will give
in the near future. The Merchants Car
nival. Art Loan and I've Olde Folks
Concerto.
Wash MusSett and Ed Bidwell. of the
Gorham ranch in the Cherokee Strip
spent several days in Dodge during the
week. We acknowledge pleasant call
from our old time friends.
Orders left at the Home Laundry for
clothes cleaning. and repairing. and all
kinds of plain sewing and mending. will
receive prompt attention. Good work
guaranteed. Mrs. NJ. A. kINNEL. It
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The Gilbert Brothers. of Dodge City,
inform us that the dredger is at work on
the underflow reservoir. for the south
side ditch. and that everything looks eX-
ceedingly encouraging for an abundant
supply of water. They expect to have
the bitches in operation before the end of
April City /mty,nt.