The Globe-republican., 1892-12-23

a m A. Gluck.
mt. Mrs. Sam Wollman is in Denver visit
nv ing her parents, and Sam is having a
t. gay time, playing the festive bachelor.
P. n, Last week he had a card party which
- was hummer.
~ VIM. jenkins. formerly of the O-iel
hotel was in the city this week. He is
acting as advance agent for the menag-
ket erie now on exhibition in the Marsh
H. building.
Remember Down by the Sea- Fri
A'h day night, December 30th. The money
nd you spend to see this interesting drama
all stays in town and will be used for the
are benefit of the High School.
'iS, [ desire 10 express my heartfelt thanks
to all kind friends and neighbors of
~ Dodge City who so kindly rendered aid,
az comfort and sympathy in my great atfiic
ton. Mrs. d. W. c. ROGERS.
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j. W. Licke. of kingmont.i is in the city
,dS and Will enter thedrugstore of Mr. Teare
No as partner. Mr. Licke is married man
and will soon brig his family TO Dodge.
Ter He is good druggist and will advance
the interests of the firm.
or
:, George Hobble and W. NJ. Dellinger
iiu are doing some good. substantial plaster
,at ing and brick work in this city. 1t is for
tunate for those who are making elegant
homes in our midst that they can secure
the services of such Skillful mechanics
y. ). Doty, representing Kansas City
. hardware company. was in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Doty says trade has
been light the past two weeks, owing TO
yis- drifted snow all over the territory in
which he has been travelling.
are The Modern Woodmen of America
dge will hold their last meeting of the year
on Wednesday evening. Dee. 18th. at
which new officers will be elected for the
ensuing year. y full attendance is de-
~ sired.
Hubert Avery is laid up with sprain-
y ed shoulder. caused by game of foot
ball. Hubert says ne does not mind the
shoulder so much. but that he does hate
ital to give up his part of John Gale in
ar Down by the Sea-
Beeson's Orchestra will furnish the
: in music for the entertainment Down BY
me the Sea" Let every one.turn ont aud
thus manifest your interest in the work
: Of the school. Remembering datc-Fri-
day night. December Both.
1t remained for a kanSan to immortal
ize ''Lyndhurst." and Il handsome T. or
: more delicate tribute to the memory of
=. man. could hardly fall from mortal's
pen. than that which appears in this is
ION sue. styled "Lyndhurst." by julien del
Law Llano," Capt. W. H. Strickler
ey.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Oeth of Osawato-
mas mic have come to our city to reside. Mr..
MD o. Is q first class ieweler and is doing
40. some elegant work for Mr.. Young. not
withstanding the fact thatSe brought
dy handsome and vivacioUs bride with him.
re- They are at the Central.
Mr.. j. II. Phillips. of the Rock Island
saw the Alba Haywood company at Pratt
zra last Friday night. aud says they are first |
ne class in every narticular and the house
en- was crowded to the doors. Our friend /
Jim" is one of the best judges of dra-
70 matte company in the city. Reserved |
Ids se'''> ho" ol s'ie 'l' Tue .itE Drug Store.
Frank ApperSon. of the Garden City
land office, returned to Dodge City last
d. Monday. accompanied by his brother
Ter John. who is engaged on railroad ac-
mt counting work at st Joe. No. The two
brothers We're enroute for the old home
stead near Bucklin to enjoy the holiday
uh season with relatives and neighbors.
or y. jacobson. from Greenwood, MIMI.
ut is at the Central, on his way southwest.
Mr.. J. is a dry good man and notwith-
standing his six feet four OF upright
s. manhood.is taking in large quantities of
rs our ozone. much TO the benefit of his
IN lungs that have been breathing the vi
D. ciateu air of the store room.
Owing to the bad weather the steel
laying gangs. numbering over a hundred
NC men, have been discharged and the men
returned 10 their homes. The white
&c men have gone to Kansas City. the Mex
leans to Las Vegas and Ell Paso, and the {
h. black men to Guthrie. The men were
10 all we'll behaved while here.-Cimarron
in New West.
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Fire destroyed the dwelling on corner
of Paladuro and Front streets, occu pied <