The Globe-republican., 1893-06-09

| Paul Evans Is home from Salina.
Be at the Soldiers Home July 4th and
9Th.
WI. Spencer is the night Waterman
Rhodes resigned.
Everybody be at the Soldiers Home
July 4th and 9Th.
The around stayed in town
till after the circus.
Frank Cline, of Speareville, was in the
city Monday on business.
Mr.. Miles, q cattleman of Fowler, was
in the city one day last week.
Guy Ferrier has bought phonograph
and is running it in the city this week.
The r. P. Hutchinson Ice Company
are sporting new ice wagon, team and
harness.
Mr.. VIM. Burgess has been on the sick
list the past few days, but is better at
this writing.
The family of Rev. Vaughan have ar
rived, and are moving into George Pot
ter's dwelling.
Mrs. futile has rented the Odd Fell
lows hall and will have it partitioned of
for sleeping apartments.
The ladies of the G.. 1. A. ratified the
rag carpet last Saturday at MIR. Gluck's.
The lucky number was forty-one.
NJ. NJ. Gwinner has opened fine ice
cream parlor in connection with his bak-
cry, and will serve ice cream made from
pure cream.
The strawberry and ice cream social
given by the Christian church at the
rink Tuesday was a success. The straw
berries were delicious, also the cream.
"Columbia's Defenses" is the title of
program for Children's day, at the N. E.
church next Sunday, June 18th, 1898.
Rev. Vaughan will preach in the morn
ing, as usual.
Following a:e the officers elected by
Protection Lodge, A. o. L. w., last
Monday evening: NJ. w., L. E. Mctiar-
ry; F., A L. Crawford; O.. a. L. Wright;
Recorder, L. g. Grobety; F.. j. A. Ar
ment; Receiver, W. F. Pine; Guide, d.
n. Reeves; L. W., III. G.. Koch; .. w,
Geo. Kinkead.
In mentioning Mrs. Ben Tobias visit
to her relatives last week we said her
mother-iu-law's name was Elizabeth
Tobias. This is mistake as her name
is not Elizabeth, but Eleanor J. Tobias.
Young Mrs. Ben Tobias left last Monday
on her way home. She will stop en- route
and visit relatives at NickersOn.
J. B. Lantz' laundry stood a narrow
chance of being burned down this morn
ing, from an overflow of gas getting on
fire, but our fire company was promptly
on hand and extinguished the flames be-
fore much damage was done. MIR. Lantz
desires us to thank the company Oh his
behalf for prompt aud effective work in
saving his property.
At the Wednesday eve ming meeting
June 9TH, the following officers were
elected by the Degree Of honor A. O. L.
w: Miss Mary Hale, c. of H. Mrs H. G.
Keck, L. of H.. Mrs. Henry Simmonds,
c. of c., Miss. Kate Kinkead. Recorder,
J. A. Arment, Financier, Mrs. Arment,
Receiver, Mips. Matte Kinkead' Lady
Usher, Mrs. A. Nc Leod. J. Nv. D. P.
Raglin. o, w.
Rev. E. LeOnardson, of Neosha Rap.
ids, will address the people of Ford
county on the political issues of the day /,
at the Union church, at $50 p. m, on
Saturday, June 18th. Mr.. Leonardson
is said to be a very able and entertaining
speaker. He advertises good music and
invites everybody to come out and hear
him. This is the beginning of the third
party prohibition campaign.
J. II. Churchill is cutting alfalfa this
week. He says it is remarkable during
this dry spell to see the sap flow up
through the tstems of this remarkable
plant which are left standing after the
hay is mOwn off. The root runs down
to water, and this green sap yelling up
the roots from the underflow beneath,
and running over, makes an interesting
sight this hot dry weather.
Mrs. Murphy must have got good
stake TO afford to run the risk of Jail for
contempt. and 60 to Pueblo, live in style
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