The Globe-republican., 1895-04-05

Miss Lucy Baird, who has been in
school in Chicago the past year. is mem
Der of one of the leading church choirs OF
that city.
W. A. Coates, of Topeka. Santa Re
land and town site agent, spent Saturday
in the city looking after interests Of the
company.
Mrs. Ellen Ashenfelter left Wednes-
day morning for Peabody, Kansas. to
Join her husband. where they will re-
side.
L. A. Griffith. of Fairview, moved to
P. H. Young's farm near Ford last week.
He also took down thirty head OF cattle
which Phil purchased to eat alfalfa.
Fred Dawson left Monday over the
Rock Island for Meade, where he was
summoned to serve Judge Prices court
as stenOgapher.
\ runaway with the egg market by
those who feed cotton seed meal every
body can get it at
BoNDURANT & YOUNG's.
Mrs. Wolff and Miss Steinman now
occupy their new millinery parlOrs on
Chestnut street, and all visitors will meet
with hearty reception.
II. c. Churchill of Boston, Mass, was
a guest of his brother, Capt. j. b., last
week. He was here to make final proof
on Finey county timber claim.
Mrs. }. n. Pope and grandson Earl
Harris 60 to Kansas City over the Rock
Island route to-day for a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Pope's sister.
PHI. Sughrue has seeded 100 acres to
alfalfa for his mother-in.law on her
bottom farm west of town, and over half
of the area shows up with full stand.
Bro. j. E. Lucas has moved the popu-
lism foundry into the rooms I'M
der the art gallery, where he will well
come friends of the faith.
Eiriek Cole, appellate judge for this
district. made the city a social visit last
Friday. and was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Sarah Madison and niece Miss
Nellie Cochran. of Hartland, Has, were
guests of the formers nephew Ed. H.
Madison in this city Wednesday.
A number of cowboys are in camp
here waiting the arrival of two train
loads of Arizona cattle now on the road.
The cattle will be driven over the south
line of the state to Craze.
d. SetzkOrn was in from the BuckDer
yesterday, and was too gay over agri-
cultural prospects to manifest symptoms
of cynicism. He says his wheat fields
can't be eXcelled.
Tracy Hurd, former newspaper man
of Syracnsc, but now an efficient brake
man on the fast trains of the Santa Fee
railroad, was in town on business, to-
day.-Lakin Union.
Rev. W. II. Rose has been retained as
presiding elder of the Dodge City district
and Rev. E. H. Vaughan reappointed
to the charge of NJ. E. church of this
city.
All the Ford county ministers who at
tended the NJ. E. Conference ut Hutch
inson have returned except Rev. f. Fl.
Vaughan. He will meet his congrega-
ton Sunday evening.
Santa Fe Agent Gardner is arranging
to enlarge and otherwise improve the
company's stock yards for the accommo-
dation of the vast number of cattle to be
handled here this year.
EIU. DuNtOu. VI IlutCuiuSOus pIcdCutu
number of sermons at the Christian
church, beginning with Saturday even
ing and closing Monday evening. He is
an able and fOrcible preacher.
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday. Special
services at st. Cornelius. both morning
and evening. Morning subject. ''Chris-
stan JOY" Evening subject ''This world
to be used" All invited.
J. A. Arment is now devOting most of
his time to agricultural pursuits on his
farm near For: Dodge. 1t won't be lorg
before he and Prof. Webb may he seen
hauling alfalfa hay into the market.
The case of w. X. Ingram VS. the A. L.
& S. F. will be tried in the District court