The Globe-republican., 1895-04-12

much better in its way than many per-
sons supposed.
Roy Miller. who has been teaching
school near Quincy. ILL.,, returned to this
city last night.
Every republican should attend the
club meeting at the court house next
Monday evening.
Tell all your friends about the in-
crease of milk and butter from feeding
cotton seed meal. ID. l.. BoNDURANT.
Services will be held in the Presby-
terrain church Easter Sunday, April 18th
morning and evening at the regular hour
Cackle! cackle! chickens have nothing
else to do but lay since using cotton
seed meal from ID. l.. BONDURANT'S.
There seems to be hitch in the matter
of getting rid Of the Fourth ward and its
representatives OH the council and board
of education.
Five hundred fine fruit trees were re:
ceived this week from Lawrence for the
Soldiers Home. The trees were all
planted yesterday in observance of
Arbor Day.
The Kansas Republican League will
hold its eighth annual convention at To-
peka. on Thursday, April 18th. Ford
county delegates will be elected next
Monday evening.
Owing to the fact that the male and fe-
male vote of the second ward was not
kept separate on the tally sheets, there is
no way of showing how the two sexes
exactly stood Oh the cuisines" problem
during the late pleasantness.
Rev. Thos. F. Berrier, a student of
Princeton College, n. j., will occupy the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church in this
city, May II. and will remain in charge
for six months. Rev. Willard will con-
tinue to preach until that date
n force Of carpenters, plasterers and
paper hangers are at work taking out the
partitions and finishing the first floor of
the south half of the DelmonicO building
for the accommodates of the Bargain
Store. The establishment will next
week extend the whole length of the
building.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor, Of the Presbyterian
church. viii! hold their usual weekly
prayer meeting Sunday evening April
14tb, at $50 p. m. Easter topics: Risen
With Christ; from What:' Lesson found
in Romans 6: LIP, 20-23. so come,
let us worship and bow down; let us kueel
before the Lord cur Maker" Psa. 95:6.
MARRIED-At the home of the brides
parents southeast of Dodge City, on
Wednesday, April 10, 1895, Mr.. Ii. c.
Crawford and Miss Effie SizelOye, Rev.
E. ii. Vaughan performing the ceremO-
ny. The groom IS the youngest son of
J. II. Crawford and the bride is daugh-
ter of Jas. SizelOve, and both have a
host of friends in this city who wish
them a fortune of success.
Next Sunday is Easter Sunday and
special services will be held at st. Cor
nelius Episcopal church on the evening
of that day at s o'clock. A special ser
mon will be preached by the Rector on:
-"Scenes at the Supulcre of Christ"
This is the close of Lent and the great
festival of the year, and it is hoped many
will avail themselves of the opportunity.
Seats are free and everybody invited.
Phil Fadel, while engaged overhaul
ing his Santa Fe engine at the shops on
the 18th inst. had his ankle so badly
that he will not be able to
handle the filter for possibly several
weeks. He was in the ash pit under the
big motor ''jacking up one of the
wheels when the prop flew out. In
lodging his ankle was twisted so
severely that he become unconscious
from the pain, and fell i'm the ash pit.
He is under the care of Santa Fe
physicians McCartv & Milton. and is
getting along nicely.
DR.. Crumbine informs US that Mrs.
VIM. Gregg, of Wright, who was so
seriously burned several days ago, is re-
covering. The home was totally de-
stroyed, together with most of the house.
hold goods. After having removed the
Mrs. Gregg had gone into the
house to secure some valuables, when
can of powder exploded. igniting her
dress behind. Finding she could not
extinguish the flames on her clothing,
and almost suffocated, she ran to tank
of water and jumped in, thus saving
bor