The Globe-republican., 1895-11-07

The Missouri Pacific is enlarging its
yards at Gates Center.
Galena has found a new run Of min
eral deeper in the ground.
o Whenever a Mcpherson county mule
runs away they credit it up to the corn
crop.
Pittsburg is organizing hospital
association and will erect and main.
tain a hospital.
A popular young man was drowned
at Atchison last week whereupon the
Champion speaks of his ''timely end"
Eugene Scott, the famous counter
feiter, died in the United States peni
Tertiary at Leavenworth last Friday
A Delphos crab tree contains ripe
fruit, half grown fruit and bloom.
But Delphos is a ''droughty" country.
A Burlingame man who ran away
from his creditors has returned, saving
that this is cold, pitiless world any
way.
A deeper run of mineral has been
found at Galena, which insures the
boom of that town for a century or
more to come.
It is dangerous to be cranky in
Shawnee county. Gyp Wood has
habit of adjudging insane all who are
brought before him.
A broken collar bone, the result of
game of foot ball, will keep young
Charles Kellogg out of school at the
state normal for a month or two.
Colby has the diphtheria and the
schools have been closed. Oct. Goth
Prof. McDougal died of it and the day
following his little daughter died.
The school houses in Harvey county
are giving oyster suppers to raise mon
ey for libraries, and to liven matters
up they get Col. Tom jackson to tell
war stories.
The Rev. James Chew, who left
good job in the Congregational church
at Atchison, hoping to get better
one in New Zealand, 10000 miles away
will return to the former.
J. w. Parker, a fruit raiser of Atchi-
son county has shipped two car loads
of apples to Germany.
For once a Leavenworth deaf mute
had the advantage over all other men.
He blew a tin horn at the carnival,
making as much noise as anyone, and
didn't hear thing.
A Lacrosse girl who is called 'sfas-
and ''bright" and ''tactful"
has been found to be only an unremit-
ting prevaricator. That is the secret
Of her success.
Dan Anthony is in the market for
two big papers which he has conf
lence he could swing and still keep
the Leavenworth Times to the fore.
He has great deal of faith in his
son Dan, and in Lucien Bakers son,
who are working on the Times.
The Social Purity club, of Topeka
! club organized to fight the men,
should jump Mrs. Sam Newman, Of
Holton. A farmers wife, the mother
If three babies, and yet she had time
20 write love letters and make APP
with a man not her hus-
band.
Mrs. Carrie J. Carver Monday fled
'uit for divorce from her husband,
Dr.. William j. Carver, the champion
hot. 1t is on statutory grounds.
They were married in 1870. DR.. Car
'er at one time owned fine farm in
cowley county, Kansas, where his
mother and brother still resides.
w. R. Marion. farmer living eight
niles north of Fort Scott, was killed
IN the Memphis railroad crossing
Monday morning. The train run into
lis team, throwing him over hedge
ence into field. One of the mules
vas killed and the wagon was crushed
nto splinters.
The apple carnival at Leavenworth
vas wonderful success. Thousands |
# people were jammed along the main |
;horoughfares and every building and
store front down town was gorgeously |
decorated with apples of all sizes and
,olors and the apple carnival colors,
ed, yellow and green were conspic-
lous everywhere.
An Atchison girl expects to start a (,
house in Colorado next sum-
ner, but then Colorado people, to quote
[ngersoll, "Can stand a great deal of |
grief"
The ulsimate exhaustion of the oil |
fields of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indi-
ina is causing all eyes to turn to the
new fields of Kansas and Oklahoma.
If the partial development in Wilson
county and the adjoining country
south, is as good as reproted, those To-
.alities may expect an extraordinary
impetus in prospecting and producing.
Fred. Beeler the great cattle king of |
Taxvel1 cOuntv has -OO head now in |