The Globe-republican., 1895-09-05

Clifford Butler, of Dodge City, For
county, has been notified of \ reissue ,
his pension.
AT w. 5. Amos drug store you wi
ind a fine assortment of school suppl.
and stationery.
County Attorney }. NJ. kirkpatric
and wife left this morning for a week
visit in Kansas City.
Rev. Inches lives IN Sterling, and Rev
Jolly in kinsley. 1t is said that Jolly j
sad man, and Inches short man.
W. H. Evans, of Cimarron, was in til
city, Tuesday. and is arranging to 60 t
the mines in Old Mexico, where ne vii
be employed as an engineer.
Mrs. Mayrath left a fine basket O
peaches at our house last week, and tn
editor and family enjoyed feast Will,
the peaches lasted. We return man,
thanks.
Mrs. Jennie Collar returned Frida,
from her trip to Europe. She left Dodg,
City. May 10th, and is much improved il
health. Her friends welcome her re.
turn.
Sheriff BeesOn took Robert Bonner to
the Insane Asylum at Topeka, Saturday
Bonner was found OIL the streets about q
month ago. He had been in the asylum
previous to this time.
An interesting letter appears, written
by Miss Sarah IL, Peck. young colored
lady. now visiting in the South, and who
was formerly resident of Dodge CITY.
and attended the public schools in this
city.
Harry Norvel and family have re-
turned to Dodge City. Harry will have
his old run on the road. Conductor
Lands takes his run in Colorado. Every
body gives cordial welcome to Harry
on his return.
Col. j. X. Hurd, wife and daughter,
Mrs Julia Shaw, leave this week for the
q. A. K. encampment at Louisville
They will visit the exposition at Atlanta,
Ca, and will 60 to Iowa, and spend Il
few weeks visiting friends.
Some Of the bottom lands are not vet
dry enough for blowing. The high
water left sediment Oh much of the
bottom lands that will be injurious to hay
making this year. but it will make a
valuable fertilizer for the land next year.
DIR. NJ. NJ. CarrOthers, of Findlay Ohio,
renews his subscription to the GLOBE-RE.
since, rs he says, .'better
times are upon U.S. We are glad to
learn of better times in the East, and be-
lieve these better times will extend
westward soon.
Protection Lodge No. 172 A. o. L. W.
will give grand ball. Sept. 10Th, 1895, at
McCarty's rink. Beeson's famous
has been secured to furnish
music. Everybody cordially invited to
attend the first dance Of the season; come
one come all and have jolly time.
By order of committee.
The irrigation congress at Albuouer-
lue, n. NJ, next week will be an i'm.
)ortant meeting. The prime object
II these congresses is to populate arid
America. The densest population. the
ishes. civilizations, the great empires
II past ages have been founded upon
irrigation agriculture and upon arid
ands.
One of the Kansas papers contained
he following ''society" item the other
Jay: MAUD Tasting was pretty busy
While here last week. She broke John
'ayre's colt to ride, raked alfalfa, pitched
wheat and killed snake. Come again.
iaudie. IN. Y. Tribune.
This item belongs somewhere up west
f here.
More goods have been received i'm
lodge City the past two or three weeks
ban at ANY time during the past three
ears. Some one has remarked that as
lany goods have been received during
ne three weeks past as have been re.
elved within three years past; but this
hardly likely. The piles of dry goods
oxes Indicate that the dry goods
'erchants are anticipating lively fall