The Globe-republican., 1893-05-26

The singing school, under the direc-
ton of F. J. Moore, will give the closing
concert at the n. E. church, Wednesday
evening, May the 3lst.
The great strike of coal miners which
Is mentioned In another column Of this
paper, now threatens to extend to the
Santa Fe coal mines Of Colorado.
LOsr.-On last Saturday evening on
Bridge street, letter addressed to Mrs.
+. L. Coffee. Finder please return same
to Post Office. No questions asked.
NJ. NJ. Gwinner has opened fine ice
cream parlor In connection with his bak-
sry, and will serve ice cream made from
pure cream.
w. ]. Fitzgerald & Co. have purchased
the imported CIydesdale stallion, High
land Chief, Junior. He weighs about
1900 pounds. Mr.. Fitzgerald ia looming
up as a stock man.
Miss Cora Barnett will leave for her
home in Lowry City, Mo. Monday after
noon. She has been in this city for two
years and has made many friends who
will regret her departure.
Capt. Henry, the prosecuting witness
in cases where boys were charged with
disturbing a religious meeting, had the
cases dismissed on payment of costs by
the defendants.
CoNCERr:-The singing class, under
the direction of F. J. Moore, of Fredonia,
Kansas, will give the closing concert at
the NJ. E. church, Wednesday evening,
MAY 31st. Admission Is; children 10.
Twelve good farmers of Ford county
saws if a man whips his sons wife and
helps wean a grand child, we may tell it
above a whisper, even through the cir
cumstances are transposed in the telling
| thereof
Z Mr.. Doak returned Wednesday from
"A Junta where he has been visiting the
past few day. He has found location
there and will move his household goods
there Immediately. where he and his
wife will keep furnished rooms.
Sarah Peck left for Colorado Springs
last Tuesday evening. Her father lives
there and Sarah does not expect to re-
trun to Dodge City. She is a worthy
Young woman, and will be missed by
large circle of acquaintance.
Mrs. A. NJ. Shinn, mother of the editor
of this paper, and Ed. Shinn brother,
arrived in Dodge City last Friday. This
is their frs, visit but they are we'll
pleased witIfhe country, and brother
Ed. talks of g6ing into business here.
Don't forget the great celebration and
reunion at the Soldiers Home. July 4th
and 9Th. There will be several speak
ers of state and national repute there to
address you; there will be fun and en-.
tertainment for the old as well as the
Iyoung.
MARR1ED:-On May 18th, 1898, Mr.
Ollie Stansberry, of Kiugsdown. to Miss
Mary Sidlow, of Dodge City, by J. NJ
Burson, probate Judge. Mr.. Stansberry
is a young farmer, while the bride is the
eldest daughter of County Commissions
John w. Sidlow. The GLOBE-REPUB.
LICAN extends hearty congratulations.
v Rev ROnig has arranged to: be here
next Saturday, and will remain overSun'
day. He will preach Saturday evening
E at eight O'Clock, Sunday morning at Il
O'Clock, and Sunday evening at eigh
O'Clock. Sunday School will be held Al
usual at 10 O'Clock, and Christian En-
deavor Society at O'Clock, meet also il
the rink as usual.
Rev. s. E. Busser and wife went Il
e Kinsley Wednesday evening to attent
the wedding of Albert NJ. Merryman
who is we'll known to many of our citi
zens. The bride was Miss Rcna Tnttle
The wedding and reception were held a
. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Ed
wards and were accompanied by Law
4 ish display of flowers and an slegan
banquet.
4 Hon. A. Gluck, of Dodge City. accom-
panied by CityAttorney w. E. Hendricki
went to Wichita the first Of the week an
attended to an important matter Of busi
9 ness for the city. The mayor had NJ
!. ranged to be present last Monday night
and address the law and order league
!. but this absence deprived the peopl
+ from the privilege Of listening to him.
In another column We publish yer
+. important decree form the Pope Of Rome