The Globe-republican., 1890-10-29

LOCAL BREVITIES.
j. w. Gilbert was in Chicago during
the week on business.
"A masquerade ball is on tapis for
Thanksgiving evening.
Frank y. Berry visited the eastern
part of the state this week.
Capt. II. Sillett. of Bucklin, was a
visitor at the capital Saturday.
H. McIarry went TO Hutchinson
Thursday to hear Senator ingalls,.
j. II. SWEET and family returned home
Friday from two months visit to rela-
tives in Illinois.
Mrs. Frank Root, of Kansas City.
visited in the city this week with her sis
ter. Miss Rosalie Scott.
Ben Levi. an old resident of this vi
entity, was in town yesterday on his way
from Colorado to Texas.
Robert McCanse. of Newton, was in
the city yesterday looking after Uncle
Sans internal revenue interests.
George Martin returned Saturday af-
ternoOn from a six weeks visit to friends
in and near Louisville. Kentucky.
John Grabner, of Warsaw, Indiana.
was in the city yesterday, the guest of
John Stewart. Nh. Grabner has real es-
tate interests near Speareville.
DE Wits Little Early Risers; only
pill for chronic constipation, indigestion.
dyspepsia. None so good. Sold by Palace
Drug store. Day
"A gold, set ring was found few
days ago by Mr.. Paul Henkle. The
owner can recover the same by calling at
the Postal Telegraph Office and proving
property.
Prohibition at the Soldiers Home
prohibits, as our friends, the enemy.
found out Friday afternoon. How NOR
titled they must have been when they
learned the fact.
A child's velvet cloak was found
some time ago by John Rapp. Owner
can have same by proving property. MIR.
Rapp may be found at the :. X. Martin
Lumber Company's office.
r. ii. McElwain, of this city. was in
the Santa Fee wreck at Waukarusa last
Friday. From the description given by
him it would seem almost impossible that
any of the passengers could have escaped
with their lives. The only injury Nc.
sustained was sprained ankle.
-''Mr. John w. Churchill and wife, of
Dodge City, were in the city Tuesday
evening visiting Register Frost and
family. They had been on visit to Mr..
Churchill's brother on the Pawnee, hav-
ing made the tour by team and returned
home via this city. ''-Garden City Herald.
1t must have made the democrats
feel blue to sit i'm the cars and see the re-
publican boys greeted by nearly hun
bred citizens at Ford on last Saturday.
Our fellows are the favOrites in the race.
and if the opposition want to be con-
WINGED of this fact they should follow
them around or send some one.
The audience which assembled at
Kelly's opera house last "Wednesday
evening was very much disappointed at
not hearing Judge Abbott speak. How
ever. Hon. W. C. Edwards was present
and made good sound talk for an hour,
and with the assistance of the glee club
had a very warm and enthusiastic meet
ing.
&C. V. Bartlett, manager of the state
forestry station at this place. desires us
to say to the public that the next distri-
button of trees will be made about March
1st. next. Applications are already COM
ing in and any who desire trees will do
well to send in their application early, as
the distribution is made on the first come
first served order.
THE class of men that disturb and dis
order and distress the world are not those
born and nurtured amid the hallowed
influences of Christian homes. but rather
those whose early life has been scene of
frollhle and rexatian yvha have started