The Globe-republican., 1895-09-19

The ringing Of the school bell makes
pleasant music.
Every day brings number Of loads Of
grain to the city.
Mrs. N. G. Collins, who has been very
sick, is recovering slowly.
DR.. A. 81. Hard, who has been danger
ously sick is on the mend. He is suffer-
ing with an attack of malarial fever.
Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Hinkle intend
removing to Denver. Mrs. Warren is
Offering her household goods for sale.
L. D. Pierce brought to this Office q
watermelon that would balance q 50
pound sack of flour-at least, those who
lifted the melon said 1t was that heavy.
E. T. Stockwell, wife and daughter,
returned Sunday morning from q few
weeks visit on their ranch 10 miles from
Denver. They are much improved in
health.
ssFin de siecle'' has not yet reached
Dodge City. 1t is coming this way.
And yet there are some people who be-
lieve Dodge is sup to date''-''fin de
Steele"
John H. Churchill and wife left on
Saturday for Albuquerque, n. NJ, where
they attend the National Irrigation con-
vention. They will return about Sunday
next.
Mrs. w. L. Coolidge left Monday for
Elk City, Kansas. Mr.. Coolidge and
Arthur Rapp leave to-day for the same
place, in wagon, Mr.. Coolidge will be
absent three weeks.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will give lawn social Friday evening,
September 10th, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sitter. Peaches and cream, with
cake, will be served.
The Republicans of Dodge township
are requested to meet in H. Juneau's
Office, Saturday, Sept. %. at 2 p. m, for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for township offices.
Rev. Kane Of Garden City, preached
in the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing, and in the Baptist church in the
evening. Elder Shanklin preached in the
Baptist church in the morning and in the
Methodist church in the evening.
Matte Vicker's was ''all right" she
has a good company and gave first
rate show, the night was rather to warm
for large audience, but those who at
tended were we'll repaid and enjoyed
the treat X. L. Brown, as Dick Vinton
was ''Out of sight" and Matte Vickers
"didn't do thing" to make you feel
sad
II. B. Frazier, of Viola, ILL.,. who owns
a section of land, Is miles northwest. is
here looking after his crop. He has
fifteen stacks of wheat that vii lprobably
thresh one hundred bushels to the stack.
The wheat will yielc ten bushels to the
acre. Mr.. Frazier has purchased a
quarter section of land adjoining bis
section.
Alex. Alter and Miss Emma Prince,
daughter of Comrade Prince, were marri-
ed at the Soldiers Home, Saturday morn.
ing, Judge Burson tying the nuptcal knot
in gorgeous style. The GLOBE-REPUBLI-
CAN extends to the bride and groom
hearty congratulations. May their
never grow less, and long life
and prosperity attend them.
There is fusion of Republicans and
against Populists in Seward
and the state committee wants to
''head it off, for they believe it will be
to the Republican party
next year. Decentralization is the result
Of fusion. Decentralization begins early,
and it is having that effect in the Popu-
list and Democratic parties in Ford
county.
Freight trains Nos. So & 81 collided
night at Blanchett and created
\ wreck. Three engines were demolished
and fireman Charley Slusher was buried
beneath the debris and instantly killed.
W. j. Hendricks Of Dodge City, Kansas.
who was beating his way. also killed.