The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-07-13
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This tabey .sMveceiue xeiIkey advertise
mesks sov sezus stems for Publication later
than siz O'Clock +. ~. Thursday.
All items of local sesvs thankfully yecaiued.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Arkansas river is bank full again.
Col. Ed. Madison is making tour OF
the southwestern counties on legal business
this week.
The Eureka Club has removed from the
electric light building to the basement of
the old New York store.
There will be goodbye dance at the
Rink tonight, where all the departing
railway employees may be seen.
H. B. Henderson is visiting old friends
in the city this week. He will return to
the Cherokee nation in a few days.
Rev. Vaughn feels already assured of
about one hundred pupils to begin the
new Methodist college in September.
Most people will agree with Mayor
Gluck in that U. S. marshals are needed
in this city as badly as fifth wheel is in
wagon.
J. l.. Finley has harvested seventy five
out of $50 acres of wheat. The remain
der is not so good, and Mr.. Finley is in
quandary whether to cut it or not.
The strikers at Dodge City have been
beguiling their leisure hours with balls
and festive scenes since they have re-
Trained from manuel labor.
n. E. Wright striking brakeman who
acted as drum major and orator of the
Sunflower club on the fourth, departed
for Ottumma. Iowa, on last Monday.
Dodge City is feasting on cheap
Georgia melons. A car load, which
were destined for the Denver market,
were opened last week, after standing
in the yards several days.
The weather is delightfully."- pleasant
here now and very favorable for those
suffering from pulmonary complaints.
Gentle breezes fan the cheeks, and the
nights are very refreshing.
The second crop of alfalfa is ready for
cutting, and in most fields will yield two
tons per acre. 1t is thought that the
average yield for this season will be six
tons per acre for the three cuttings.
Mr.. Luke, of Mulvane, Kas., is here
with his family visiting his brother-in-law
VIM. Picker, ex-sectiOn foreman of the
Santa Fe at this point. They say the pros
poets for apples and peaches in COwley
county is emmense.
B. Rogers, brakeman, the only genuine
Rogers, left on the Rock Island for
Wharton, Texas. He had his baggage
publicly checked and babe his friends
farewell, and did not even forget his
boarding house, as the manner of some
is.
There will be preaching morning and
evening at the Christian church next
Sunday. DR.. Dodd's morning subject is
''Church Building" He especially de-
sires the presence of all the members of
his church at this eleven o'clock service.
Public invited.
MUSICAL SOCIAL-The ladies of the
Presbyterian church will give musical
social at the residence of j. S. Rush
Tuesday evening, July 18th. Beeson
Orchestra will be present, also many
other musical attractions. Ice cream
and lemonade will be served by musical
walters.
Crumpacker, one of the Santa Fe ex's.
left Monday night without bidding his
friends and creditors goodbye. Asa Mil
Ter loaned him costly gold watch and
trusted him for liquid refreshments to the
amount of over 500. Crumpacker will
certainly be apprehended if he doesn't
change his name.