The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-03-24

Rev. S. E. Busser visited Garden City
yesterday.
Rev. G. L. Lowther, formerly of this
city, will work in the Newton pulpit this
year.
John Stewart has bought the J. B. Moi
felt residence Oh First avenue, and Is
moving thereto to-day.
On Friday of this week Miss Stanley
will close her term of school. Several
schools will unite and have basket din
ner.
Dodge City Camp, No. 1909, Modern
WOodmen of America. meets every Sec
ond and fourth Wednesday evenings at
Masonic Hall
The Fl. Dodge Soldiers Home has
made its settlement with the state audi
tor for the expenses of February, amount
ing to 81 ,4Ss.66.
DIR. Simpson informs his friends that
his predictions for the franchise of sim
gle blessedness has vanished. But he is
evasive as to date when the statement
will be substantiated.
Under the new bill introduced by Sen
atOr Paddock, of Nebraska, which has
just passed the United States senate and
bids fair to become law, Dodge City
will get postoffice building to cost SILL
900.
Ford county has three students at the
state university this year. G. L. Finley
is taking law course; Mrs. Amanda
Adams is devOting herself to music and
art. and F. ii. Ettrick is making electri-
cal engineering speciality.
MI. and Mrs. Jerry Shaw left Tuesday
night for Denver on weeks visit. They
are having plans prepared for hand
some addition to their dwelling. Mrs.
Shaw's inheritance has been received and
this is one of the beneficial results.
There will be an educational meeting
at the Mount Pleasant school house in
district No. %. School matters will be
discussed by the teachers and officers
Miss Effie Stanley's pupils will also rem
der programme. Everybody is invited
to attend.
Last Saturday Mr.. Israel came up from
the German settlement. He said that
Mennonite was looking over that neigh
bOrhood examining farms and gettins
prices. Down there land is held at abOu
ten dollars per acre. He wanted to fine
something cheaper for colony. Far
Their west in this county there are plenty
of good lands at prices to suit.
Rev. S. Z. Busser has written five ode
to be used in the secret work of the Den.
yer Conclave, Knights Templars, in Aug
ust next. The odes have been submitted
to the critics of the order and are lau.
relied with the pronunciation of superior
ity over any of the kind ever written
Those now used emanated from cultured
Boston.
Rev. c. E. Williams, the next paste
of the Methodist church in this city, is
member of an important commission t
the Northwest Kansas Conference nov
i'm session at COncordia. Kansas. FO
this reason he will not fill the pulpit her,
next Sunday but will begin his public
ministratiOn Sunday, April 3rd.
DR.. Ii. NJ. Clark, of Speareville, SOLE
the southwest quarter of section II, town
ship %. range %. to Mr.. Geo. II. Thorn
as, of Ohio, who will soon move on tn,
land with his family and proceed to i'm
prove it. Several other families in Mr.
Thomas old home in Ohio are arrangin:
to come and settle in Ford county. They
mean business and will make farmin!
pay.
Rev. S. f. Busser will preach sermon
next Sunday evening to the wives, daugh
tiers and mothers of Dodge City at thu
First Presbyterian church, taking for hi
subject, ''Mary, the Mother of Christ.
In the morning he will deliver sermon
on ''Christ's Sympathy with the Masses,
being in the course on ''Home Scenes il
the Life of Christ" A cordial invitation
to attend these services is extended to all
Our theater-goers and citizens in gen
eral should not fail to see ''Avenged' a