The Globe-republican., 1891-04-15
Mrs. J. F. Frankey was guest OF
Mrs. II. McGarry last week.

Mrs. J. F. Frankey was Il guest Of
Mrs. II. McGarry last week.
H. w. DOrsett of Speareville, was do
ing business in the city yesterday.
Frank. w. Denny, superintendent. OF
the ditch line at Garden City, was in the
city Friday.
&C. NJ. Hoover went TO Topeka Friday
TO attend a meeting of the Syndicate
Land Association.
Mrs. g. W. Motif returned Friday
from LenoX. Iowa. where she had been
called by the death of her father.
The County Attorney will return TO
the city the first of the week. having eH-
ioyed the climate of Illinois for Il month.
A fire alarm was turned in Monday
afternoon which started the boys out for
a run. 1t was sOOn discovered that the
alarm was caused by the burning of Il
Santa Fe bridge east of town.
County and city scrip will be taken at
par. in payment for notes and accounts
due the Merchants State Bank.
GEO. NJ. HOOVER,
24-4t. Assignee.
hAx nj
that should be sent to Berlin to
attend school. and sent at once. Six or
seven dozen children at that place COM
mitted suicide rather than submit to the
strict discipline.
Roy Drake is very sick at present,
having just returned from Chicago where
he had been for the purpose of having
tumor that was pressing on his eyes re-
moved. The surgeon refused to attempt
the operation, thinking Mr.. Drake UNI
able 20 stand the operation.
The ditch teams and camp outfit
have moved to this place. and work will
begin in a very few days on the ditch. to
secure the underflow system of irrigation
for the Eureka canal. 1t. will require
constant work with a large force of
hands for several months, to complete
this enterprise. Union.
Mr.. +. IL. Leonard of Chicago, was
the guest of Mrs. n. G. Cobb of this city
yesterday. Mr.. Leonard represents the
Chicago Times and Nail. and was on his
return home from Denver at which latter
place they have just started new daily
paper. TO be known as the Denver SIM.
The Forestry Station at this place
supplied the following Gray county farm
erS with trees last week: J. F. Good.
ID. w. Martin. J. NJ. Paris. F. E. Maxim,
D. F. Trask, J. L. Bower, L. III. Schleit-
er, o. GRAMS, J. W. Egbert. j. Foltz,
w. III. Friend, John Behr, L. F.. Custer.
r. r. Davis, w. A. Tucker, O. F. Paris.
J. F. Carrier. A. L. Davis.
The dark war clouds have been lifted.
The white winged angel of peace again
spreads her wings over the Nation.
Dodge City's l. 900 brave men can now
return to the peaceful pursuits of COW
punching or rushing the growler. If not
impertinent we should like to know lust
where Dodge expected to get that l 900
brave men:-Gayden City Imprint.
Dodge City still has more than 1000
brave men who have never rushed the
growler nor been admitted to the bar.
The entertainment of last Thursday
evening by Miss Davis, given under the
auspices Of the Epworth League. was Il
decided success and worthy crowded
house. Miss Davis is blessed not only
with rare beauty As to personal appear
ance. but talent as well, and has enjoyed
excellent instruction in elocution. The
music furnished by home talent was en-
cellent and would have been credit to
any city. Miss Davis is still in the city.
having formed class in elocution. In a
week or two she expects to give a prize
contest among the younger members of
the class. This will be followed by an
entertainment in which Miss Davis and
the advanced members of the class will
take part.
Teachers Examination.