The Globe-republican., 1894-11-02

most enthusiastic i'll his support.
Mrs. X. ). Crane is quite sick at TN
home OF her mother in Speareville.
, Come AMI hear Beeson's orchestra tht
l jth. at the opera house.
Refresh your memory by looking Owe
the Bargain Store advertisement. Forty
cents on the dollar is a murderous cut
Rev. J. 5. Glendenning will address the
big meeting at kelly's opera house mex
Monday evening.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church vii
give dinner and supper on election day
in the New York building.
AT kelly's opera house. Monday even
ing. the greatest political meeting of the
campaign will be held. All the republic
can candidates will be there and talk.
j. c. Bloom, of Chicago. nephew OF
Mrs. j. Collar, and formerly Il coufec-
tionery merchant Of Dodge City, is here
on visit.
We notice in the kimsley papers few
days ago. Il statement that Il colony OF
1000 people had their agent looking over
Edwards county with view Of locating
there.
| Inmnnr1rs m ~ ia
effort to carry the German settlement.
| Dick Robinson stays down there most
of the time he is Campaigning. and talks
of starting grocery store in that settle
ment.
Miss Lizzie Feldmier. who went out
to visit with the family of l.. X. Mcintyre,
in Arizona, has been reported as enjoying
her visit very much. We received letter
from Mr.. Mcintyre in which he mentions
the young lady's presence.
Those of our people who have had deal
ings with W. L. Coolidge, testify to his
fairness IN all business affairs. He has
never been known to Cypress those who
We're unfortunate.
MARRIED-At Garden City. October
18th. 1891. Miss Mary c. Bondurant.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Bondu-
rant of this city, and Edward Ruby, of
Garden.
The reporter for this paper who at
tended the Degree of Honor ball last
evening pronounces it a complete sue
cess. The supper and music are said 10
have been elegant. The ladies Of the
order attended to the culinary depart
ment in person.
The China wedding of Rev. and Mrs.
). f. BusSer. was ii complete social sue
cess. The large number who attended. |
and the array of handsome gifts We're
quite a substantial testimonial to the |
high esteem in which they are held in |
this community.
Since DR.. Milton'S organ has been
driven by despair into villifying Fitz-
gerald. number Of parties who felt
friendly 70 both candidates have openly |
declared in favor of Fitzgerald. A can
didate for office never gains anything by
abusing his opponent.
The members of the Fortnightly Club.
met at the home of Mrs f. d. Bowen last
Thursday afternoon. This club is COM
posed of some of the brightest young
women of our city, who will study Shak-
speare's dreams, and current magazine
literature during the winter months.
Mr.. y. NJ. Borg. of Galesburgh. ILL.,
nois. was up to Dodge City from Offerle.
N company with Mr.. y. 5. Beck. Mr..
Borg has traded for quarter section of
and adjoining Mr.. Beck. without seeing
{, and came out to inspect. He was well
atisfled with the land, which is really
rood quarter.
A. ID. Wettick. of Gray county. one of
he western Kansas alfalfa farmers who
5 growing rich from this wonderful plant
las been out in Utah buying young cattle
o feed alfalfa hay TO. The Manti Mes
enger mentions his visiting L. o.
.auber. who used 10 live here in Dodge
lily and manage the Globe Republican.
Rush county wants an irrigation eX-
erimental station established in that
ounty next winter. Fitzgerald's plan is
, attach an item for irrigation expert
tents upon the Forestry commissioners
preparation bill. and fix headquarters
ere in Ford county. Fitzgerald has the
bil;fy TO get it through.
The TRADE of abuse heaped upon W.
+. Fitzgerald last week by DR.. Millions
ryan is acting like boomerang. II
ill not do tn uSp Such pDithetS as