The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-06-28
THE GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mrs. G. Guthrie is quite i'll.

PHI. Young visited Kinsley friends
Sunday.
The Arkansas river continues to flow
with a good stream of water.
BORN-June 18th, 1895, to Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Galloway, an eight pound son.
Miss Elsie Baird went to Wichita
Tuesday for brief visit with friends.
w. L. Coolidge was in Kansas City
few days this week on business matters.
Miss Susie Handy, of Arkansas City, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Lizzie DOrr, in
this city.
Subscribers are taking advantage of
the offer to furnish the GLOBE-REPUB-
LIcAN at 81 year.
The mercury in the thermometer indi-
Gated 80 Q on Monday. 1t was the hot
test day of the season.
Applications fer janitors are now in
order for the ID and Sd ward school
buildings. Dodge City.
W. w. Frink, of south Gray county,
reports grain crops in fair condition in
his part of the county.
4 candidate for state prOtege stole
Capt. Strickler's fine mare from his Duck
creek pasture Sunday night.
Irwin Mudgett's orchard will yield
about seventy-five bushels of peaches of
very fine quantity and large size.
A farmer in the north east part Of the
county has few acres of wheat that will
yield forty bushels to the acre.
Miss Myrtle Black returned Wednes-
day from LaJunta, where she spent
few weeks visiting Phil Fades family.
Hiram Wray, of Ford county, has had
his pension restored. 1t was cut down
from S12 to Sc and increased to So.
Mrs. Warren Norvell left Sunday
morning to join her husband at Williams.
Ariz, where they will permanently re-
side.
Observer Todd. of the L. S. Weather
Bureau, has our thanks for neat pamph-
let. issued by the Bureau, on ''Protection
from Lightning.'
Jos. Dillon. representing the Kansas
City Times, was in the city Saturday.
Joe was formerly newspaper man in
kearney county.
The entertainment at the opera house,
Saturday afternoon, for the benefit of the
Episcopal church, was well patrOnised.
The music was excellent.
Rev. F. Ri>t, of Dallas City, ILL.,, is
visiting his friend Rev. E. H. Vaughan.
Mr.. Rist is the owner of $40 acres of
bottom land near Howell.
ALBERT Wells sold this week three
Ralph Temple bicycles to Dodge City
whselmen. Dodge City is rapidly get
ting to the front on wheels.
Movers are passing this point every
day ell route to Colorado. The white
covered wagons are again in front, and
emigration TO Kansas comes next.
DR.. and Mrs. Milton and children, of
Clinton. No., left Sunday evening for
home. accompanied by B. F. Millions
daughter, Miss EdeanOr. who will spend
a month in Missouri.
Country correspondents are requested
to hand in their letters as early as posi-
BILE, as it is the intention to print the
GLOBE REPUBLICAN on Thursday in
stead of Friday as heretofore.
Mrs. H. g. keck who has been seri-
ously i'll at her home at Minturn, Colo,
was brought to Dodge City last Saturday
with hopes that the change would benefit
her health. She is at Mrs. AL. Helms.
E. V. LantZ. who was over at JetmOre,
the past week. reports crops along the
line of his route as in most promising
condition. Mr.. Lantz has branch in
surance and law office at Jetmore, and he
was at that place looking after his in
terests.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will give an ice cream social in the lawns
of the residences of Messrs. Slaven and
Friday evening, and the
people are invited to 60 and enjoy them.
selves in the cool shade and partake of
the ice cream.