The Globe-republican., 1892-03-03

! Rev. W. II. Rose visited Garden City
/ Tuesday.
/ Glorious weather. this. even for west
ern Kansas.
+. W. Coxson has sold his restaurant
to j. Carlock.
There have been about foity CONVEX
sions at the Methodist revival.
A party of four homeseekers from the
east found desirable locations in the
northwest part CT the county last week.
Dodge City's w. r. c. was represent
ed at the Atchison Encampment by
Mines. Marklsy. Freeman aud Swan.
The ladies enjoyed the occasion-like-
wise the trip.
The registration books 3re now open at
the city clerks office. Parties desiring
to vote in the city election next month
must go in person and get a certificate.
Last years registration will not do.
The gang who sling lead in the den
of the GLOBE-REPUBLICAN, and who
don't enjoy many blessings this side Of
heaven. tender thanks to Mrs E. l..
Mendenhall for big basket full of the
most delicious cake.
On account of the lecture by Eli Per-
kins next Monday evening and the de-
sire of many of our brothers to attend.
no business will be transacted at that
meeting except to organize and adjourn
to Wednesday evening. March 9th.
\. o. L. w. LODGE.
Heretofore we have given sketches of
successful farming from deep blowing.
Next week we will give the experience
of a farmer twenty four miles southwest
from this city on the upland who believes
in shallow blowing and cultivation. He
has made success raising small grain
and sorghum through the dryest years we
ever had.
No one needs to ask who Eli-PerKins
is. for every boy and girl has heard of
him. He has the reputation of being the
biggest liar on two continents. 1t is not
often a small town like Dodge City is
honOred by such character. and every
one ought to see that there are no empty
seats the night of March 9TH.
Much to our surprise. John JOY cap
tured the prize for the uglieSt-lOoking
man at the Catholic ball. Among the
competitors were the cadaver. Bro. Pc
tilon and County Attorney Madison.
We can comprehend why the cadaver
was knocked out. but with such rivals as
Petition and the county attorney. it seems
incredible that JOY should have been lin
it
Thos. Peterson, a Dane. living north
of the Zerbe hOmesteads. was in town
this week. He said that the Dane who
took in the Mulberry valley three weeks
ago walked out TO his place the Saturday
three weeks ago and stayed over Sunday.
He said that Danish farmers were Ger
tainly preparing TO come to the United
States. He said that they would prefer
land with shallow wells.
We return our most profound thanks
for munificent contribution rendered US,
not rs an expression of approval, but to
rescue this sheet from financial straits
Occasioned by loss of patronage on ac-
count of an impolitic society article
which had recently appeared in these
columns. In view of Bro. Cline's plant
i've appeal last week. we hope he also has
been remunerated in like manner.
Our mention of the Delmonico moving
furniture last Thursday night seems to
have given Mrs. Heinz considerable
trouble. \ party having a mortgage on
some stuff in the house saw the item and
jumped to the conclusion that his secur-
ity was beiag moved. and clapped on an
attachment. She had TO give bond in or
der to ship and lawsuit is result.