The Globe-republican., 1892-08-05

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li'Ied with a buggy in which was Mrs. j.
W. Liggett aud baby. Both Mrs. Lig-
geit and thefbaby were thrown from the
buggy aud sustained serious though not
fatai injuries.
W. 7. Watson and Miss Anna Edwards
We're married at the brides former home
in Pennsylvania this week. The lady is
recovering from = serious sickness. and
they will return home this week. Mr..
Watson maine will be before the con-
vention Saturday afternoon.
Some malicious parties started the re-
port that Berkman. who attempted TO
aSsasSinate Frick, is a nephew of ex-
Mayor Click %. this city. We are glad
Ia he able 10 assure our readers that this
slauder is unfounde,l. Mr. Click is op-
posed TO this kind of work. aud never
permits acts of this kind to be perpetra-
ted by even the most distant connection
of his family.
Hiram Wray brought in i simple of
Red Russian hard wheat to-day. which
tested G3 pounds per bushels. Last
spring in April aud May he broke on
the southeast quarter section 26. town
ship 25. range 26. twenty-five acres of
buffalo sod, cut ii once with rolling cut-
ter or disc harrow. and in the fall put
boy on the drill and put in wheat. Two
bushels machine measure. or over Is
bushels by weight.
We are glad To announce that MrSsiS.
Petition and Frick are both alive and in
fair way 10 recover. The party who
as TO hit him upon the cheek with his
bare knUckles. and has Il badly damaged
hand in consequence. The blow calomed
off the metallic surface without leaving
the sign of :, mark on the cheek. though
his eye was slightly discolOred by the
jar. 1t ought To be against the law to
carry such cheek in civilized COM
munity.
The normal institute and training
school all progressing nicely. About
G5 have enrolled in the former and 81 in
the latter. Miss Garrett is doing prima-
ry work and Miss Rogers intermediate
work. and both are succeeding in Great
ing an interest. Mothers who have
children enrolled should give encour-
agement by frequently visiting the in
stitute, and mothers who have children
not enrolled should do so at once and
get the benefit of this excellent drill.
Geo. B. Cox. county treasurer. was
married on the l4th inst. at Denver,
Colorado. by the county Judge, TO Miss
Ada NJ. Shaeffer. of Colorado Springs.
Miss Shaeffer was DINING room girl
in the Dodge House some four or five
years ago. She is only % years old. has
lovely brown eyes, and is as beautiful as
an houri. 1t is said by those who know
her best that she is good as she is beau
tiful. Mr.. Cox has been the victim of
misfortuneS, but the
tickle goddess of fortune seems inclined
to smile once more upon him. He was
left $4,000 insurance money by the death
Of his wife. with which to providelcom-
forts for his lovely young bride. The
happy couple are spending their honey
moon basking under the sunny skies of
Texas. We extend them our mos. |
hearty congratulations, and hope the re-
nainder of life's journey will be strewn
with happiness and prosperity.
ID. Atwood Of Topeka, general freight
agent. and W. j. Mclean of Wichita.
ravelling freight agent, of the c. X. &
\. Ry.. were in the city and took the
rain for Montezuma: also J. q. Patter-
On. with Rumsey, Llghtner Grain Com
mission Co. The railroad people were
ooking after the immense grain crop to
,e moved from south Gray and Haskell
Messrs. Atwood and Patter-
on afterwards went to Garden City and
lrOve over to Santa Fe. Mr.. Atwood
aid freight on grain would add enough
o the gross earnings of the Rock Island
ystem to extend the line from Montezu-
IA TO Santa Fe. His report may cause
apital 10 become interested and take
Iold of this much needed lIue.
The Campbell University Shorthand
department. is leading the west. COM
'lete course of shorthand and book
eeping. time unlimited, for only $50.
Board $3.50 TO So 90 per week \ mass-
ve stone building with - rooms
quipped with all the modern improve
nents. Competition challenged. salts ,
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cted. instruction thorough, practical. !
lOdern. Students successful in secur-
1g positions 10C0s of old students and I
OOs Of graduates from this institution ,