The Globe-republican., 1891-12-17
-.'Enoch Arden" on the 23rd.

-''Enoch Arden on the 23rd.
Maj. Cline Sundayed with his fam.
lily at Bellefont.
The Phenix Club will give ball
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. McGarry visited
Topeka this week.
Gene Soule and daughters, of Speare-
vile. were in the city Tuesday.
e. II. Madison was at Topeka this
week, looking after Ford county inter-
ests.
Frank Bogart. of Speareville. was
the guest of his sister. Mrs. r. S. Crane.
Tuesday.
e. III. Ingham. an engineer of the
Rock Island, has been transferred 10 the
Harrington division.
S. Stubs is carrying the finest COL
lection of lamps ever brought to Dodge
City. Prices lower than ever sold before.
Dodge City sterling souvenir spoons
at P. H. Young's. the jeweler. Just the
thing for Xmas presents.
-H.C.Huffer. who has been with John
Gilbert the past year, left yesterday for
his old home at Palestine, Ind, where
he will remain till spring.
-Crumbine & Stewart have put in an
elegant line of Plush and Leather goods
novelties in New Years and Christmas
cards, Games, Gifts. Books. etc.
Mrs. Stevenson is visiting with Mr..
Mudgett's family of this city. Her health
has greatly improved since coming to
this state from Madura. New York.
j. l.. Ridenour brought in sample
of Jerusalem corn this week. He drilled
about two acres TO this crop, and got in
return twenty-four bushels of grain per
acre.
The band boys do not intend that
those who attend their dance on New
Years night shall be annoyed by the
rudeness of the small boy. The kids
will be cared for.
p. III. Young. the jeweler. has just
received another large invoice of Holiday
goods for Xmas. Among them are pres
ents suitable for old or young. large or
small, rich or poor, lady or gent.
The Military Band want you to re-
member their dance on New Years
night. They promise you good time,
and it is pleasant way to close the first
day of the new year. Buy a ticket of
the boys whether you dance or not.
The annual election of st. Bernard
Lodge. "A. FAM. Friday evening last,
resulted in the following selections: W.
H. Chapman, w. NJ; S. j. Crumbine.
S. W.; L. G. Grobety, j. w.; C.
Baird, Secretary; Fred Gardner, Treas
urer.
If your vision is defective call on DR..
Rose, who can test the eyes and preserve
the proper correction. He has sent for
spectacles for number of our citizens,
giving perfect satisfaction. Better to
patronize some one at home than tram
Sient.
Newton Beers, with his troupe greatly
strengthened by the addition of noted
stars, will present "Enoch Arden" TO our
theatre goerS on the 23d. Secure your
seats on the 22nd, as the house will be
crowded.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will pre-
pare an oyster supper at the rink New
Years evening. Those who attend the
ball given by the Military Band will be
served with the luscious bivalve in any
form. Those who object to the festive
dance will be admitted to the dining
room by the back door.
A letter was received this week by
our city marshal from a dealer in ST.
John, inquiring after one \. G. Nc
keever. who has been operating in that
region. He buys poultry. butter and
eggs. ETC.. to ship to Galveston, paying
with worthless drafts. There used TO be
party doing small business here some
years ago of a similar name. but we do
not believe this to be the same person.
john NJ. kilbourn. for several years