The Globe-republican., 1895-07-05

on the aside pages of this issue of tn
GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
County commissioner Carter, count
treasurer Warner, and attorney Brice, Q
Gray county. were in the city Tuesda.
evening.
w. n. Harper. who went down to ST
Louis, couple of months ago, with SOM
fine horses belonging to MIR. Stubs, ha
returned.
Mrs. w. S. Amos returned home Mon
day from visit to her parents at Osag'
City. Miss Ona, a sister of Mr.. Amos
also came for few weeks visit.
Prof. Warren Baker returned Friday
night from Klnsley, where he conducted
the Normal Institute the past month
The Professor reports very successful
term of the institute.
| Mrs. Strycker, of Great Bend, was here
last week, making arrangements for an
entertainment in elocution. We notice
that she has some dates at Larned and
Kinsley.
The Soule College Advance makes its
appearance little past time, owing to
some misunderstanding about the date OF
printing; but the Advance will be found
a valuable paper all the same.
j. X. Sayre. of Gray county, who
fractured his ankle joint, a couple of
weeks ago, has been suffering consider
able pain, and was in danger last week,
but he is now recovering.
The Santa Fe roads business is i'm
proving on the Texas and Southern Kan
sas lines, in the shipment of grain and
cattle; and $50 engines haye been taken
off this division and sent to do work on
the first mentioned lines.
The ''natiVe'' grasshOpper is reported
in some parts of the country. The
"native" is not of the pestilential kind,
and consequently his voracity is easily
appeased. He is doing little damage,
except to nip the tender grass and to ex-
cite the credulty of the tender hearted.
The State Board of Irrigation met in
Topeka, Tuesday, and awarded the con-
tract for equipping the irrigating plant
No. i to Frizzell Hardware company of
Larned. This plant is to be located at
Dodge City, 800 yards east of the college
and will cost about $500.
j. A. Corey returned last week after an
absence of several weeks. He attended
the National Conductors Convention at
Ca, and spent portion of his
absence at his old home in Connecticut,
ameng the granite hills and under the
shade Of the nutmeg trees. John looks
well and enjoyed his trip.
The Epworth League General Topic |
'or the third quarter, 1895, is "Greater
works than these shall We do taken
rom the New Testament. The subject
or the lesson July Z, is, Turning water
INTO wine," scriptural reference, John
!, Ill. A cordial invitation is extended
o all.
X. L. VanVeorhis, of Monongahela,
"a, sends us dollar to pay for his
Inscription, w. II. Martin, of Trinidad,
'olo., does likewise, H. l.. Harvey, Of
Ind. is another subscriber
liking advantage of the one dollar offer
nd paying up. Several county sub
,ribers have also handed in a dollar, and
,ere are more to follow.
w. E. Teare has some samples Of oats
lat beat anything we have seen this
ear. Tie stalks stand 81 inches, and 3
le heads are large and full. He has 60 &
cres of stand on bottom land, and the .
,op promises 75 bushels to the acre.
wo bushels of seed was sown to the r
re. The land is planted to alfalfa and I
lis plant stands over knee high. Il
Hon. WI. Fitzgerald returned from
rizona as mentioned by the GLoBE-RE.
last week, but his invalid
tier did not return with him, owing to
e fact that she was unable to travel.
le is under the care of brother and
'ter who reside In that territory, and =
in good hands. Mr.. Fitzgerald has an :
lcle who lives near Fairbank, Arizona. "
q brother and uncle are engaged in :.
tile raising. -
Rev. F. Rist Of Dallas City ILL.,, Qorm- Is
y Nauvoo), who has been spending le
" days in Ford county, looking after
land. preached in the N T.. church pl