The Globe-republican., 1894-06-29

UNITED BRErHREN.-Sunday School Al
P. NJ. Sunday.-Rev. Elmer Mater
Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell. with son ant
daughter, arrived from Illinois last week
and will reside temporarily in the city fol
Mr.. Russelrs health. The son is Con.
gregatiOnal preacher.
1t is reported that the Rock Island
will also be tied up to-day noon by the
Pullman strikers. But the report has
sence been proven false, and the Rock
Island moves on as usual.
Charles Shook, who formerly resided in
Ford county. was visiting friends in the
city this week. He is now a conductor on
the Great Rock Island Route, between
OsawatOmie and the strip.
Notice was received from the supreme
court this week that an approved bond
had been filed there and the Sheriff was
ordered to restore George Mitchell at
liberty. The prisoner boarded the first
train for the east.
We still have few thousands yards
of lawn at 2! cents per yard. and our cut
in clothing is greater than the other
fellows. and we offer bigger thing in
mems pants than any body in town.
W. n. LOCKE. Manager.
Albert E. Lees, of Wentworth grange.
Lankshire, England, one Of the bond
holders who are interested to the tune Of
$4,000 in the big canal north Of the city,
was in Dodge City the first of this week.
He went out and saw water flowing in the
upland river and goes hack to report.
Miss Genie Rice was the subject of a
pleasant surprise at the hands of about
forty Of her young friends last Wednesday
evening. 1t was the occasion of her tenth
birthday, and the innocent frolics of the
little people were enough to stir the hearts
of older persons with pleasant memories Of
the past.
Mr. J. H. Trebilcock was in the city
last Saturday and says wheat harvest
will be going on with him next week
He thinks he will have fifty or sixty acres
of wheat to cut. II will not yield very
heavy. but will give him seed and bread
for another year. and he will try it
again.
Lewis Mitchell and Herbert Whit
worth have gone into Gray county this
week to cultivate fifteen acres of timber
on the Morgan and Mitchell homesteads
this week. They took frying pans and
provisions. prepared to camp out and
make sort of holiday picnic out of
this farm work.
Mrs. Geo. w. Payne. nee Mis-. III. W.
Cook, whose husband. Prof. Geo. w.
Payne. .is business manager of the Seventh
Day Adventist College at Battle Creek.
Michigan, is in the city visiting her
brother. Asa Miller. She Is very en-
husiastic christian, and will be pleased
% meet her old friends, and talk on
'eligiOu.
We visited the Sunday School at Roy
Il last Sunday, and found it in a very
condition. Our attention was
especially to the proficiency Of a
lass of children taught by A. Evarts.
This class committed every golden text
Turing the last quarter. Their grades for
he quarter were: Denis Snyder. 100: Bu-
Il Griffith. 100; Elbert Dale, 100; Flora
Stewart, IS.
We this week publish an advertisement
rom Myron Oldfield of Pratt Kansas. for
AiSu UlCdu uVSS duu CulCAcuS. we nave
inspected Mr.. Oldfield's hogs
md found them a very fine lot of full
bred porkers. There are as fine individ-
lals among then as we ever saw. and
Mr.. Oldfield is thoroughly reliable man.
It will pay our people well to get some
If his hogs.as they will grow fat on what
make the common kind degene-
-ate into razorbacks.
Yesterday the Santa Fe was tied up by
he American Railway Union strikers.
Who are demanding that pullman sleepers
hall not run on the system. 1t seems
hat millionaire Pullman made an agree
nent with his employees with reference
o their wages and now refuse to carry |
t out. The American Railway or
yanizations in the .United States. the !
say will make old man Pull |
nan 1'tote fair" or break him up in a
hort time.