The Globe-republican., 1892-03-17

B. oi RI. ball, April isr.
Payday next Monday. the 2lst.
Walter Adams is on the sick LIST.
Conductor Lands is at work again.
Operator Jones visited in Great Bend
Sunday.
Fireman Baker was up to Cimarron
Friday.
Night Caller Kliendi>h has been sick
this week.
Brakeman Van OStland has been sick
for few days.
Engineer Hood is resting a few days
while the 3Si is in tie shop.
i, is reported that the local will not
run ON Sunday after april LIST.
Miss Kate Flora. oi Kinsley. is visit
ing Mrs. Walter Adams this week.
Engine so. is in the shops ut In Jun
ia, and Phil. Fadel is getting quite a rest.
A surprise party was given at the res
idence of Gus. Guthrie Tuesday evening.
Conductor Conrad went east Monday
being called there by the death of :, rela-
tive.
Al. Helm. of Dodge City. came down
last week 10 visit friend>.-NickerSvn Ar
COSY.
-Cha> Te!npletoa has returned from
his work at Topeka and : on the road
again.
While Nose FeSler was on the road
this week. Bob Maloney ran the switch
engine.
w ord has been received i'm the city
of the death of the mother of Geo. d.
Clemou.
The boys are all well pleased with
the new schedule which goes into effect
April lst.
-Roadmaster Marshall and wife. of
Garden City. spent Saturday and sunday
in the city.
The boys wOnld like To see business
| pick up enough 10 warrant the company
| i'm putting on and again.
On account of rush of business, the
chain gang crew has been able To- work
every day recently.
Some of the railroad boys and their
best girls are attending the Il. of l.. +.
ball at Ratoon. y. NJ. this evening.
Station Agent Gardner is very pOpu-
| lar with all those under him and gives
the best of satisfaction To the general pub
| lie.
! Another nice storm this week. We
| do not like ~ see them rs they are hard
| mo, nd no.
pany.
Conductor O'Day is i'm the hospital
at La .Junta. undergoing medical treat
ment. The GLOBE REPUBLICAN hopes
to see Jack ut work again soon.
w. T.. Tarbox and wife, of Coolidge,
were in the city Saturday. MIR. TarboX
is the popular and we'll known manager
of the eating house 1T Coolidge.
-Trainmaster Baty. of La .Junia, was
in town Monday evening. lie is the
right man in the right place. and is on
hand whenever there Is any danger IF
stopping traffic which appeared probable
by the snow on Monday.
VIM. Barnett. of Syracuse: Fred Mar
shall. of Cimarrun; +. Marshall. of Gar
den CITY. and Gus. kempf. of Midway.
were among the RAILROAD men i'm attend
ance ut the chapter installation last Sat
urday.
| Trains have not been running Gnthe
| MOuteZuma branch of the Rock Island
| for several days in order To give the sec
| ton men Il chance to shovel the snow out
of the cuts. We suggest to Conductor
McCabe that he send Brakeman Baker
ahead to do this work.
The operators of the Santa F- system
are trying to get raise Of salary. They
should have it. as they are the men who
have great deal of responsibility on
their shoulders and receive very poor pay
fOrtheir work. Their grievance commit
tee is in Topeka ut the present time.
"A Raymond Il WhitcOmb eXcnFsiOn
passed through on Tuesday evening.
Conductor Crutchley was in charge from
here to La Junta The train was COM
posed of Pullman. baggage and din
ing car. This was one of those numer-
Gus excursions which pass regularly over
the popular Santa Fe system to CalifOr-
MIA.
| Hon. w. w. Munsell. of Dodge City,
transacted business in Ingalls, Thursday
last.
Dodge City is composed of a jolly,