The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-06-15

Miss Edith Ellis will 60 to New Jerse,
next week to visit during tie summer
Mrs. Prof. Baker and Miss Daisy Dillol
will leave tomorrow for visit in Sunel
county. Miss Dillon will proceed from
there to visit in Missouri.
DIR. DOdd will preach special sermon:
in the Christian church on Lords day
at II a. m. Subject-''Christian Com
munion." At p. m, Christian Con-
secratioD.'' Ali are invited TO hear.
| Mr.. Henry 4. Henning, of the Ger
man Settlement. Ford county. called at
this office and subscribed for the paper
last week. He says corn is very good,
bur wheat does not amount TO much.
There was good streak of rain cross
ed the county from southwest to north
east, crossing Prof. Webb's wheat and
Geo. Reighard's alfalfa meadow in its
pathway. Prof. Webb's wheat will be
light but will pay for harvesting.
VIM. Dellinger. brick and stone ma
son and plasterer of this city. has been
granted pension. Mr.. Dellinger has
been making calculations on getting two
or three thousand back pension for more
than year, but we do not know how
much he was allowed.
+. l.. Chapman, Of Great Bend. who
was receiver of the U. S. Land Office at
Larned under Harrison, committed suicide
the 18th by shooting himself through the
head. He was president Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Great Bend at the time of
his death. Dependency over ill health of
himself and wife is supposed to be the
cause.
Lewis Post, G. A. R., will celebrate
the 18th of July in Collars grove one
half mile west of Dodge City, in be-
coming patriotic manner. Judge w. P.
Campbell. of Wichita. department COM
mander of Kansas will be the orator of
the day, with other able speakers. No
one can afford to miss hearing the
matches orator Of Kansas. Come one.
come all.
There is more than one young girl in
this city who needs the strongest lines
of paternal care placed upon her. A
girl who is constantly on the CAD for the
purpose of meeting and chatting with
young men must not be expected in all
instances 10 develop into woman who
will be respected and esteemed by any
class of society. Our attention has fire.
Quently been called to this matter.
p. r. Hobble has purchased the stock.
fixtures and business of the Anthony
dairy, and will conduct it in the future
Mr.. Anthony has supplied the wants of
the city with the product of his
for fifteen years, and
naught but satisfaction have we ever
heard from his customers. Mr.. HObble
has had the experience and will continue
The business as successfully as marked
he course of his predecessor.
MARRIED-Sunday afternoon. June Sd. |
1894, by Rev. w. V. Millinery, at the
home of the brides parents, east of
Jacob r. Vance, of Snyder.
md Miss Minnie King. Mr.. Vance is
)ne of the most extensive and successful |
farmers of this county. and his bride is |
one of Gray cOunty's brightest and hand.
soonest young daughters. The Globe
Republican wishes them continued |
Messrs. DoOlittle and Bunyan. Of Will
)urn, were in this city on Monday, maxi
ng preparations for Fourth of July cell
'bratiOn at Lambert's grove. They have
ecured Messrs. W. j. Fitzgerald and J.
Churchill. two Of our silver-tongued
'rators, for the occasion, and Beeson's Or
'hestra will purvey the most delightful
md patriotic airs of melody. Horse rae
ng, base ball and many comic sports and
diversions appear on the programme.
Mr.. Locke has just opened his new stock
n the Delmonico. He carries full line
# dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
adies' and gents furnishing goods, and
will sell at lower prices than ever before
'fered in Dodge City. A strictly cash
'usiness will be adhered to and the man
Who pays for his goods will not be thus