The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-10-10
THE GLOBE-REPUBLICAN.

THE GLOBE-REPUBLICAN.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
County Superintendent Webb is visit
ing the county schools this week.
A Christian Endeavor was organized
by the Presbyterian Society at Fort
Dodge.
The Santa Fe railroad company is lay
ing two and half miles of steel rails 10
the Dodge City yards.
H.J.Gyles received $500 for damages,
owing to the overflow and back water Of
the South Side Irrigation ditch.
J. W. Sidlow and wife were in Labette
county, this week. attending the funeral
services of the mother of Mrs. Sidlow.
Chas. Board and nieces, Misses Anna
and LuelIa Payne returned Saturday
evening, from their visit to Kentucky.
Miss. S. F. Wells arrived from Kansas
City, Sunday night, and will remain
here some time. Her nephew. George
Wells returned with her.
Comrade JacksOn's wife died after a
short illness at the Soldiers Home. yes
terday, and was buried this morning in
Maple Grove cemetery.
The Santa Fe coal mines are now run
ming at their full capaity, the increasing
traffic demanding a larger quantity of
fuel for the company's service.
Twelve more men will be employed by
the Santa Fe at Dodge City, Kan, as
soon as the repair shops in connection
with the new round house are completed.
Miss Alice Conrad, daughter of Geo.
Conrad, entertained her young friends at
her home, on Monday, in honor of her
seventh birthday. The young people
+ had good time.
The Santa Fee has forwarded 800 double
decked stock cars to Dodge City, Kas.,
for the heavy shipments of sheep from
the west, which is contemplated in few
days.-TOpeka Journal.
The hay rate from northwestern Kan
sas to Indiana has been cut on all rail-
roads and several thousand tons selling
there at s. per ton, are expected to be
shipped this fall.
The Republican club will meet in the
court house. Saturday, at Up. M, for
reorganization. An attendance is re-
quested of all members.
II. JUNEAU, President.
f. NJ. MIsNER, Secretary.
The Thanksgiving Balls heretofore
given by thei G. A. r. are always the
great social events in Dodge City. Elab-
crate preparations are being made by
Lewis Post this year to eclipse all former
efforts.
The jack rabbits are dying off in great
numbers from some disease, supposed to
be worm or grub. Mic Mayrath in
forms us that you cannot see more than
one rabbit now, where yOn could find ten
a few years ago.
Every available extra conductor and
brakeman has been employed by the
Santa Fe at Wellington, Kan, and as
there are more trainmen needed, ex-
perienced men have been sent for from
other points.
W. y. Morgan has purchased the
Hutchinson Daily News, and will take
charge of the property at once. He has
been negotiating for the plant for some
time, but the dea! was not definitely
closed until Monday.
Rev. L. F. Barrier will lecture in the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday evening.
Subject: ''Courtship and Marriage
An admission fee of 10 cents will be
charged, for Il fund to purchase song
books. Rev. Barrier goes to Princeton
College, next week, to complete his
college course.
Charles +. Herzer received last week
go rock bass. which he distributed rs
follows: 80 to John H. Churchill for
his pond; II TO w. ii. Stricken for his
pond: 10 to S. L. Cornell for his pond
and the remainder he put in the Null
berry. X j. Hardesty Is to furnish Mr..
Helzer with 100 crappies. which he will
place in the Mulberry.