The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-01-27

Beeson's Orchestra will furnish music
for the Ole Olson show.
Manager Pearce is ''getting to the
'front.' this year. as he is certainly giving
us good attractions.
We observe that Col. Hardesty's tele-
gram to the speaker has received wide
publicity from the press throughout the
state.
Hear the Swedish Ladies' Quartette
with the Ole Olson company. They are
fine, and lovers of good music should
avail themselves of this opportunity.
The Dodge City Military Band are hav-
ing their room fixed uD in fine style.
They are preparing to give a series of
dances once week, to commence in Feb
rrIary.
Hon. G. NJ. Hoover went to Topeka last
Sunday to pour oil on the troubled waters
at Topeka. 1t was doubtless his work
which made John Martin the populist
choice for senator.
Mrs. 6. III. Hays, from Houston, Texas
and Miss Allie NJ. Bennett, Of Newton.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G..
Bradley, of this city.
John K. O'Day, one of our worthy
conductors on the A. L. & S. F. K. K. left
last Friday for Chicago where he expects
t" visit a few weeks. 1t is supposed Jack
will bring Mrs. O'Day back with him.
The Dodge City Echo made its debut
into our city last Monday under Grant
Pettyjohn, formerly of Bucklin. This
paper is intended to fill long felt want,
and we welcome Bro. Pettyjohn to the
metropolis of western Kansas.
Messrs. Hammond and De Baum are
finishing up very handsome dining table
with revolving center. 1t will enable
every guest to be his own waiter, instead
of being compelled to sing the oft repeat
ed refrain. Pass the hash this way
Miss Dora Boyd, the young daughter
of our fellow tOwnsman, Fred Boyd,
was agreeably surprised last Wednesday
evening by gay company of young
schOolmates, who invaded her home en-
masse and presented her with a hand
some rocker. They remained during the
evening and enjoyed merry time.
There will be Free Methodist Quarter
ly meeting Feb. 4th and 9TH at the I'm
ion church on LIST ave. Preaching Sun
day at o'clock preceded by love feast,
and followed by the administration of
the Lords supper. Also a series of pro-
tracted meeting services will begin on
Thursday evening the 2nd. Preaching
by district chairman Rev. RObt. Trever
at p. IN. All are cordially invited.
Miss Minnella Mills. of CardingtOn,
Ohio, daughter of X. Il. Mills, proprietor
of the Touring mills in that city, who
has been visiting with her old school
mate friend Mrs. L. G. GrObety. of this
city, since last September. started home
on the Goth inst. we'll pleased with
Dodge City and the inhabitants thereof.
She will stop over and visit acquaint-
ances at Peabody and Chicago ell route.
Rev. Father kearful left for Iowa las,
Wednesday to visit a sister in Dubuque
whom he has not seen for forty
wears. He will be absent about ten days
The Catholics at kinsley contemplate
buying the Presbyterian church in town
and building another eight miles north
of Kinsley. The Presbyterians of the
town have i mortgage on their church
which is likely to compel them to part
with the structure at a sacrifice.
III. c. Billiard, a merchant of Fuller.
ton. Nebraska, was in the city this week
He had bought an eighty acre tract OF
land near Minneola without seeing it.and
came down to inspect the investment
G. r. Cochran took him out to look over
the property. Mr.. Billiard was aston.
ished to find his new purchase so fertile
and beautiful. He said that tract, if sit.
uated near his home in Nebraska, would
readily sell for forty dollars per acre.
License was issued on the 23d inst. tt
VIM. Gosslee and Annie F. Dillinger Of
Bucklin. Kansas, authorizing them tC
commit matrimony. These young peo-
pie are well known and highly esteemed
around Bucklin. Mr.. GOsslee is an in.
dustrious farmer. while the the fail