The Globe-republican., 1894-03-02

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E. NJ. Misner has been appointed as
H. Leidigh's assistant as County Clerk.
T.. c. Smith moved from the. Conrad
property in third ward to one of Church
hills houses on Chestnut and Paladora.
The Methodists of this city have started
revival meeting, under Evangelist
Miller, an account of whose services we
publish in another column. from the
Garden City Sentinel.
II. G. Owens has moved his barber
shop into the basement room under the
First National bank formerly occupied
by Hudson, and the Dodge City Monte
yuma railroad company.
The young schoOlmates of Miss May
Burson perpetrated surprise party on
her last Friday evening. They had a
grand time beguiling the evening hour
with music. games and conversation.
CIR. Cochran returned from Bloom
ington, ILL.,, last week. He brought a
patent carpet stretcher that would make
every married man happy at house,
cleaning time, as it both stretches and
tacks the carpet while the manipulation
stands erect and works trio of levers.
Marriage is not failure. VIM. Bruner,
aged 6S, and Mrs. Tobitha johnson, aged
y, were married at the brides home in
Dodge City, at l O'Clock this after
noon, by Rev. E. H. Vaughn. A large
number of admiring friends attended to
give the romantic pair happy send off.
Verify it is not good for man to be alone.
Mrs. Kelsey's injury was not caused by
a runaway, as stated in our esteemed
contemporary. The horse is perfectly
gentle, but the buggy she was driving
came apart in front of the seat, letting
the lady fall suddenly to the ground,
dislOcating her shoulder, which is very
painful. She is now slowly recovering.
There was Grape on the rink door yes
terday morning. On inquiring what was
the cause of grief, We scribe was in
formed that very sad and untimely
death occurred in the hall the day before.
The social status of the company which
attends those afternoon gatherings is moi
confined exclusively to the puritan
element of this community.
w. H. Stewart, the Royal township
weather prophet, con- lectures for March as
follows: to 8, clear and cold; to 6,blus.
terry; to s, cool and pleasant; to IL, cold
wind and snow: IL to 16, changeable; II
and Is, sleet, rain and snow; 10 to 81
cold and clear: % to "a, cold rain or snow;
% to 81, changeable with warm pleasan,
weather. He predicts much moisture in
April and says this will be one of the bes
seasons ever known in Western Kansas.
In our first article criticising the
manner in which the forestry station hal
been managed the past year, we said Mr.
Wheeler was good man for the place
of commissioner. Recent developments
indicate that such opinion was vel
founded. He has since discharged thu
keeper at Dodge City. After lnvestigat
ing matters he sent for Thomas Wynn
That gentleman went to Ogalla and re-
ported. He was told he might not Longer
be foreman of the station. Mr.. Wynn
objected to being fired, declaring he
would do the Lease act. The highe
powers were invoked in his behalf but al
in vain. The keeper has at last con.
cluded to accept his dismissal, or tire
sign. "as he puts it, saying nothing
could induce him to live In such place
We hope commissioner Wheeler will b<
more fortunate in his next selection Of .
keeper ct Dodge City. This appoint.
msnt ought to b made without REGARD
to partisan considerations, and the besl
skill secured some ono having previous
experience In managing . forest tre<
nursery on these western plains. Mr.
Wyan had worked In . nursery - 4
hired hand under direction Of another,
but had never made . success % mssaGel
q . place hi0sell.