The Globe-republican., 1890-02-05

n. M.
law were in ingalls, yesterday on legal
business.
80 a. IN County Treasurer Cox has returned
from a business trip to the eastern part
's5 p. m &c a. toto
40 Il. m VI the s'a'e'
@,ant Remember the social to be given at
the Presbyterian church this (Wednes
AID RY. day. evening.
pot. -
:s5 a. m We hope the Santa Fee will pattern
10 p. IN after the Rock Island and put their cross
- ings in shape.
Hon. Willis G. Emerson, of Meade,
passed through the city Sunday after
noon on his way west.
DIR. J. j. Plumer, who left this city a
few days since has located in East Las
Anamas. New Mexico.
. Register Frost was in the city over
Sunday to visit his family and keep up
his acquaintance with friends.
INV Al. Warren was on the sick list yes
- terday, and mine host Heinz was pressed
into doing dining room service.
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I'LL w. F. yeare is doing duty as cashier
- of the Ford County Bank. at Speareville,
during the illness Of Mr.. Baird.
" R. F. ScOffern. station agent for the
Rock Island at Bucklin, accompanied by
his son, were in the city Monday.
Hon. Jesse Taylor, receiver of the
Garden City land office. was in the city
l,,% Monday and paid this office visit.
&C. A. schneider, Jos. II. Sermons
and 2. A. guvet, of Garden City, came
on. down Monday evening to see ''Erminie."
Remember the place to get frst-class
- dressmaking done, is at Mrs. Ida Beadles
lUV dressmaking rooms, up stairs at rear Of
- store.
.111 Lou Seue and f. r. Garland, two of
OV1 Ingalls, most prominent business men,
attended the opera in this city Monday
evening.
W WANTEB-Girl to do general house.
work. Apply to.
Mrs. WIN. B. RHOADES.
Cor. Bridge & Cedar SITS.
Ten car loads OF potatoes consigned
to California were in the Rock Island
yards Saturday. The through freight
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traffic on the Santa Fe-Rock Island is in-
Ar creasing daily.
Y Miss PhrOna Spindler and Misses
Serell and Viola Hollopeter. of Ford
- y City, entered college last week. The
girls are we'll pleased with their work.
College Advocate.
&C. +. Childs. civil engineer, who has
done vast amount of work on western
uO railroads. left for Garden City Monday
night, where he went to do work on the
Nickel Plate railroad, Buffalo Jones'
md road.
The old warehouse located near the
-, railroad track IN the east part of the city
JIG was burned to the ground about twelve
- o'clock Friday night. The building was
filled with baled hay, which was also
Ms destroyed.
1t is rumored that there will soon he a
change in the New York Store. S. Woll-
du. man & Co., it is said, will be the style of
the new firm. The business will be re-
tuONcu u MIS- DuTsiuU quilting Oh
V0 Front street.
The w. G. T. L. will meet at Union
church on Thursday at three O'Clock,
aI. February 9th. A full attendance Is de-
- sired. Ladies not members of the Tn
ion are cordially invited to attend as
DYU subject of importance is to be discussed.
Some one is evidently trying to gain
notoriety by using our assistant marshal's
u6, name. Every few days We see in the
papers down the road that Il. E. War
rem. of Dodge City" is registered at So
and-so. giving the name of the hotel.
when in fact he has not been out of the
city for weeks.
The productions of Captain W. II. |
iStrickler. Julian del Llano). we consid |
er an admirable vindication of the charge
that Kansas lacks talent, such as he pos |
n sesses, and we are free to add that we
/ n think it a striking exponent of her well
VIlJ, known spirit of freedom and non-con- |
formity to the effete methods of Europe |
and the east.