The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-06-10

Even the crap games provoke III
humor when they lose thousand.
Go to Henderson's shop for picture
frames. So
Save your quarter and attend the lee
ture on names. 1t is the only thing Of
the kind.
The fire company's ball that will
come off the evening of July 3rd. prom
ises to be a grand affair.
Some of the dry weather kickers are
now croakers on account Of the liberal
rainfall the last two weeks.
BORN.-TO Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Clam.
petit. at Dover. Kansas. on Monday NOR
ming, Sth inst. . baby boy.
The occupation tax was paid with
more promptness in Dodge City than in
many more pretentious cities.
Although in its infancy the Soldiers
Home has caused to be spent in Ford
county some ST. 900 the past year.
The nightly games of foot ball have
caused a demand for arnica and many
shinplasters to circulate in the city.
If you want to hear the meaning Of
names explained don't miss the lecture
at the Methodist church Monday night.
Mrs. D. Swinehart, Mrs. E. Rine-
hart and Mrs. Brown. leave to-day for
Elkhart. Indiana, to visit during the sum-
mer.
w. H. Hawley. of Perry, \. Y. and
W. L. Watson. made an overland trip to
Garfield county. returning home yester-
day.
Joshua Mitchell, of Nemaha county,
has been appointed quartermaster at the
Soldiers Home and has moved TO that
place.
The residence of Mayor Gluck came
near being burned by the igniting Of
gasoline that had escaped from gaso-
line stove.
w. F. Petition has been away for
some time. The Democrat does not suf-
fer in his absence. but rather improved
in appearance.
Every farmer we have met the past
week is looking for a big crop of small
grain, and says the outlook for corn and
potatoes was never better.
The Ford County Normal Institute
will convene in this city on July 18th.
and continue in session four weeks. Prof.
E. B. Smith of Great Bend, will conduct
the Institute.
A. J. Rapp, Clerk of the District
Court of Edwards county. has been in the
city several days visiting his brother.
John Rapp. He made this office pleas
ant call to-day.
A little old soldier from the Home
was somewhat hilarious the first of the
week. but being harmless was let alone
until Dan Gardner in some way injured
him quite seriously.
Much liquor was turned loose MOn-
day by the pulling of joints and some Of
the boys imbibed freely, much to their
disgrace and to those having the admin
istration of our city affairs.
INSURE Your growing crops against
HAIL. $500. per acre for % cents.
$1,000 per acre for 50 cents.
W. T. WATSON. Agent.
Dodge City. Kansas.
Benz. Roudebush. of the Soldiers
Home. is the papa of a new boy. We
suppose that boy should be the property
of the Home if the parents should see fit
To leave. He has been named Harrison.
Mrs. j. H. Phillips and children are
now in Detroit, Michigan. where they
will spend the summer. J. H. makes
model bachelor and though his face is
lengthening rapidly the smiles are there.
The South side ditch was too full to
contain itself the first of the week. The
water came down with a rush 10 the
Rock Island track. but fortunately was
turned into eulverr and passed harm
lesSly to the river.
NOTICE.-All persons having scalps
-, Oh H.