The Globe-republican., 1894-09-14

ALI Herzer, of Ford. is visiting his
relatives in this city. bre
:, tac
Losr-Sept. sth. large black silk parasol. A.
Will pay finder reward-Mrs.W b. Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. Guthrie visited the
|paternal Guthrie home in Hodgeman this Cut
week. anu
join
J. H. Ripple has removed his meat has
market to the old Carson & Burgland
stand.
| of
Mrs. DR.. Simpson returned home We'd ert,
nesday from a visit to her old home in brio
the eastern part of the state. has
Gilbert Bros. are putting 100 to 200 4
pounds OF cabbage on the market every beo
day, from their south side farm. off,
| The Presbyterian social at NJ. V. Mark oui
leys Wednesday evening was largely at ees>
tended. and was a pleasant, and profit puo
| .b,e affair day
| Sam. Stubs has some watermelons L
raised on the Chapman farm that surpass out
everything ver nI.csa on tho ever
market this season. ANU
soul
The Anti-administration populists who fell
cannot stand corruption in reformers. bril-
have nominated full state ticket with and
Cy Corning for governor.
Andy Russell was up from Ford last yest
night to hear Col. Dawes. He has Sc III e
cured the Frankey property, and will s"u'
move his family 10 the city next week. sue
~ The
The ladies of the NJ. f. church will the
give a social al the residence of B. s. ion
Williams, Wednesday evening. Sept. 10. han,
A cordial invitation is extended to ALL WAS
Seasonaoie refreshments will be served. and
The next Free Methodist quarterly '9
,oo.,in, ,,.;, RI, -, 80. 1t m
=. r. his L
will be of more than ordinary interest. Pr
as a new chairman will be here. and the satio
new minister is now in charge Of the towr
circuit. com
The street parade aud open air concert ~
given by Prof. Heustis with his aggrega- 80.
ton of living and inanimate curiosities So
Wednesday afternoon was the attraction
OF the week. The performances in the
evening were witnessed by crowded "'
hor.o al o,ou,.ho,.- favor
worth of enjoyment. M,
Hon. F. B. Dawes made great speech bod:
to some 400 or more of orr citizens LAST who
evening. He gave ..hot stuff to the and
populistS and received enthusiastic evil duriI
dence of approval. Dawes has a fine this
voice and makes an entertaining talk. mlds
The populists who were present looked ~,
-. 'e''oS a. flee
edge
Mrs. Durand has rented the Genital but a
hotel DINING rooms where she is now any
established. and will be pleased to en- may
terrain her friends and former custo causi
mers. She desires us to kindly thank and /
those who have patronized her tables in often
the past. and solicit a share of their
consideration in the future. The house In
has been thoroughly renovated and re- habit
papered. It will shortly be rechristened. poref
though the name has not yet been de- ing i
cided upon. not K
show
n. b. klaine. former we'll known and no NJ,
eeen'eu 'i'i-eh VI tnis CITY. VINO he 90
has been engaged in the newspaper
business in Cimarron for several wears.
has leased his establishment. and will tn
lake year off. He has very sensibly be. ,oo,
gun his vacation in Dodge City, the COM , nv
nercial. social and religious center of os .ho
southwestern Kansas. but expects to visit eI,io.
california during the year. Mrs. Klaine Tho
5 IN the city with him. ,,;,,,
There are sixteen acting characters in 'll ~
Lady Windermere's Fam which comes ~. 80 :
o the Opera House Sept. 25. There are oo'
our acts in the play, three of which are nav.
n ultra-social atmosphere. Miss Olive =, 'i'e
oliver plays Mrs Erlynne. the advent ',u1 ~.
ress who believes her heart to be dead,
ut finds that it is only asleep Miss r ."u