The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-07-04


LOCAL BREVITIES.
T. S. Hurd went down to Newton last
week to celebrate the Fourth.
e. H. Madison Is ut Rush Center de.
livering Fourth Of July Grafton.
r. F. Sughrue, Of the Soldier Home
had his pension raised to twelve dollar
per month, including two or three years
back pay.
j. H. Crawford and Sons are harvest
Ing heavy crop Of wheat and rye this
week. 1t has ripened sooner than they
anticipated.
We observe in the list of pensions nj.
lowed for Kansas claimants on the 3ud
inst, the names of Vine De Put and
James H. Strange.
One Of A. W. Beadle's boys Was swing
Ing on the railing over the area north Of
the pOstoffice one day last week, when
he fell to the bottom and broke IN arm.
Gus BavOusett, who formerly handled
u second hand store here, but now runs
the Newton Lumber Co. business in
Pueblo, is here celebrating and visiting
his family.
L. o. Sutton, of Ego. south Gray coun-
ty, writes us under date of June 2Sth that
harvest is in motion in that section of the
country. All crops in fue condition.
Corn late but coming to the trout.
The HOisington, Kansas, Disbatsk says
A great many Russians are tiOcking to
this country at present. Sixty landed in
Rush county last week. Aud they are all
good farmcrs.-CimarrOn 4Ncsv lFeu.
Mrs. Bell, nee killian, took her two
granddaughters down to Kansas City,
last Saturday. aud placed them in IL
Catholic school. This is proper move
on behalf of the children aud Mrs. Bell
deserves credit for piOus act.
Prof. Webb, principal OF our public
schools, is having his wheat harvested
this week. The graiu stands so thick
there is difficulty in running the binder.
Berry very plump and nice. Will Weld
thirty to forty bushels per acre.
John w. Hrghlet ,frormely Il merchant
of Ford, who ssoved to Arkansas :, year
or two ago, kss returned aud taken III,
his abode in the Baptist parsonage in
Dodge City, we are nor advised whether
he wilt hold regular services or NOT.
we notice upon our exchange table the
BucEiin Heekiy BHkci.n. 1t is Il gem of
typographical art and filled with newsy
matter. well written. Its advertising
colauril> are well pat-onixed, showing
that Bnckiin is alive and lMosperrg.
DartE "f high toned tourists passed
through Dodge City to-day. ca route
:rem Peabody to Colorado Springs. by
private conveyance for pleaS,.r "Trip.
ThrE we're provided With camping outfit
ata taking ii easy and comfortable.
II. WcGarry. +. H. Madison. j. II.
Churchill and Hosea L. TulliS vvere the
big fOus who represented Ford county in
the recent state conversation. \ picture
OF the 'ieNt governor with f,r.i proceed
ings " the convention on au.zher page
Of this paper.
ihe0e will be meeting 'sf the Wo-
elaG's Columbian Club of E0ed cOuuty,
at Mrs Durand's. next Saturday after
0eoE 1T O'Clock. Ladies from all owe.
Ford county are invited to attend and
take part in making our cOunty promi-
neut:xt the great exhibition.
G. n. Hoover. W. F. Petition and O.
H. Simpson start Tomorrow to attend
the Democratic state Convention which
meets at Topeka next Friday. They will
probably endorse tie Peoples Party
ticket. as they regard Lewelling a0A
Harris as democrats of high grade and
psre type.
Quite sensation Vas cs,zsed in G. A.
r circles last week by chereport that H
Wing was incarcerated IN the county
jail. Gpon Investigation, however. the
prisoner proved to BE . romantic yoang
swain sho had eloped with q yoxthful
ussiden FROM Wheatla0a. end that Com-
rade Ming was still at large.
seiEmma Misner has been selected
By the school board to take the place Of
Miss Wyatt, resigned. The selection is
o,nf.> srH3s nrouor . al sI>os,-e srno<1 Sadr,