The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-07-21
The water in the river is receeding.

The water in the river is receeding.
E. V. Lantz made a business trip to
Bucklin yesterday.
The Montezuma store is now in Oper-
alton in the Marsh building.
G. L. Finley has flung an elegant law
sign to the gaze of the public.
The band rendered some excellent
music on the streets last evening.
| Nothing can be found in the new
game law which prohibits the shooting
of craps
Prof. Webb, Supt. of our Dodge City
schools, goes to Great Bend next week as
instructor at the normal.
A jolly crowd of young folks attended
q ball at the residence of Mr.. Shain,
southwest of town. Wednesday evening.
George Wilkerson and Roy Miller are
pressing Gwinner's pop corks and turn
ing the ice cream freezer during Marks
absence.
Senator Brown, of Garden City, was in
town last week, He says Dodge City
will not catch him along with the land
Office.
jolly Joe Dillon, ofithe Kansas City
Times was in town this week. He looks |
better fed than when he run his little
Hartland paper.
We are advised there have arrangements |
been made for foot-race at this city
next Monday between o. Hard and an
Iowa Splinter, for $3.50 a side.
D. L. BOndurant received a telegram
from NessCity this morning, announcing |
the death of one of his brothers who has
been running feed store in that place.
Effective July 23d-the Great Rock
Island Route will sell one way tickets
good for continuous passage, Dodge
City to Chicago at $3.50.
J. Vance and J. Minor, two Royal
township farmers, both bought gang
stirring plows yesterday and will do some
extensive farming for wheat this fall.
Elder Morrison, of the United Breth-
rem Church, will preach at the Union
Church next Sunday at II a. m. Cor
dial invitation to all.
Thomas McGarvey is lying quite i'll at
his home on Paladora st. Tom is we'll
and favorably known among the rail-
road boys, and his friends hope for his
speedy recovery.
John Branham. who lives on the
Tilghman farm, started for the strip this
week, to view the land over and be
ready for fine homestead in Septem-
Der.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church, will, on Tuesday evening, July
18th, at the residence of Mrs. DR.. Whit
worth. give an apron social. Refresh
ments, 15c. 4 cordial invitation ex-
tended to all.
ED. f. F. G. Bennett. of Wichita. will
preach for the Christian organization, at
the Baptist church, both morning and
evening next Sunday. He is said to be
al eloquent minister, and will find here
a large audience Of appreciative listeners.
The EpiscOpalians have made quite a
change in the Times building. Their
services last Sunday were held in the
new place of worship. and it makes quite
neat and cosy place to worship in
The services were conducted by Arch
bishop Brady and Rev. S. f. Busser.
70 All farmers who are members of the
Ford County Alliance, who are in need
of seed wheat. will do we'll to correspond
with me and state amount you can get
along with. NJ. LIvEsHITzs,
Sec. Ford Co. Alliance.
Kingsdown Kansas.
An inqIisitive correspondent says his
are curious as to who drove
the dun pony. From what we can hear
everybody in Dodge City, except four
persons, are just row afflicted with the
same mania. |,