The Globe-republican., 1893-08-18

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| NJ. W. Brown. of Wilburn. was in Wed
nesday.
Guy Ferrier returned home from thu
Pittsburg war Wednesday.
ALBERT Wells has a position with w
F. Pine in City Drug Store.
Forest and Hazel Weagley are bott
recovering from severe illness.
Miss Katie Collar left Wednesday fol
her home at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
The Santa Fe is having scales of 1O(
tons capacity put in east of depot.
r. Y. Hutchinson is circulating among
his peers at the Hutchinson reunion.
j. Fl. Crawford is recovering from the
serious injuries sustained in his fall from
the delivery wagon.
We are informed that Warren Coxson
sold to Alex Alters three quarter Sec
tons of land, last Monday.
The dance at the rink Tuesday evening
was a success. Miss Anna Owen Won
the prize for her excellent Waiting.
Miss Tassie Rhine, who has been WIS.,
iting the family of John Wright, re-
turned to her home at Anthony Wed
nesday.
Upop inquiry, we learn that the most
influential members of the city council
can find no serious cause for action
against the mayor on account of his evil
dent derelection of official functions in
failing to receive the Rock Island pas
senger train yesterday.
Three men took from J. J. Sumersby's
cellar all the provisions his good wife
had laid in for a couple of weeks ahead,
including bread, eggs, milk, jam, etc.
last Wednesday. Soon as the identity
of all three can be fully established the
men will be arrested.
| MARRIED-At the home of the BRIDE:
parents in Fl. Dodge, Mr.. Joseph Posi-
to Miss Katie Sughrue, by Judge j. NJ
Burson. The groom is popular young
railroad engineer, and the bride al
amiable young lady who has lived here
since she was five years old. She is thu
oldest daughter of P. F. Sughrue, former
lily sheriff of Ford county. May pros
perity attend the young couple.
Mr.. A. Melton, formerly real estate
agent of this city, who has been living
in Lyon county, returned to make hi
home among us once more. He say
they will have great corn crop from
Emporia to the eastern part of the state
He came on the Sante Fe last Wednesday
and says grand rain fell the night be-
fore all the way from Kansas City ives
to Edwards county.
St. Cornelius Sunday School has beer
thoroughly organized and has devoted
officers. competent teachers, and lin'
of instruction which simplifies the Bibl'
and brings Christ near to every one
The motto of this new school is:-'Jesu'
blessing little children Lesson mex
Sunday is the Parable of the Sewer
Matt. l3,-3-S. School opens promptly
at 9 :45 o'clock Sunday morning. Every
body welcome.
Some of our citizens apprehende(
there was something wrong with Mrs
Ashenfelter, and wrote her husband tina
she was insane. Mr.. Ashenfelter a
once came to Dodge City at great in
Iconvenenience to the cattle ranch. HI
larrived on the four O'Clock train las
Wednesday morning. He took leading
physician up to investigate the matter
who pronounced the lady perfectly sane
and in good health. We have no doub
those parties who wrote did so with geot
Intentions, intending to do the family :
flavor, but it is liable to make outsider
think Dodge City deserves the hard name
she used to have, if person can't d.
Isome old fashioned praying without be-
ing pronounced crazy.
Isaac Rains, of Royal township, has ;
sweet potato patch. Other farmers hav'
too, for that matter.
i Mr.. Rains patch. however, is in fin
bloom. condition in the culture Of bat
atlas which other farmers in Ford count!
have not yet reached. Even Nick May
rath and other big gardeners say the.
never knew of sweet potato plants bios
soming, and tried to convince Mr.. Rain