The Globe-republican., 1895-11-21

The state pcnitentiary earned 8, 81;
during last mouth
The pastor of Eureka flock Sser,
the gentle name of Wolf
Earl Button is gay butterfly O
Holton society, and he has q sister
; Pearl.
A lecturer who was opposed to bloom
ers could only draw a $40 house Al
Abilene.
S. o. Dunn formerly of Pratt county
is now the sole owner of a parer al
Quitman Mo.
The failure of a billiard room al
Atchison might perhaps have been
obviated if they had run ''wet
game
A Fl. Scott furniture dealer who is
a careful observer of human nature
advertises: Cosy divans for young
people"
The case against H AIRY c. st. John
for killing his wife has been continued
until December Goth. 1t is thought
he will be acquitted.
The Atchison Globe tells of a year
old baby there which wears boomers.
That wasn't what they were called
when most of us were young.
A Clay Center boy told his best girl
that she was the only one he had ever
loved, and then she said their engage.
ment was off as she could never marry
a liar.
On account of the popularity of foot
ball and the wearing of knee trousers,
Atchison has simply been surprised at
the number of bowlegged men in ex-
| iStence.
If the thieves who stole a hive OF
bees in Saline county are not stung
by anything more than their conscien-
ces they will probably never regret
their action.
Fred Stutely, colored, of OsawatOmie
aged nineteen. was shot dead Wednes-
day afternoon by Tom Walls, COM
panion. The shooting was accidental.
Stutely died instantly.
The historical strife bctwee n college
and town has appeared at Ottawa
where the college faculty refuses to al
low students to join with "townies"
in forming a foot ball team.
Columbus Borne, editor of the Ober-
lin Eye, has been appointed adjutant
general of the order'of Sons of Veter-
ans to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of II. w. Speelman.
An interesting history of Manhat-
tan compiled from the files of the Man
haitian Independent is being written
by j. P. Fritts for the Manhattan Ma
tionalist. 1t goes back to the time
when eggs were So dozen and flour
$3.50 barrel.
The state game and fish inspector of
Missouri was at Fort Scott last week,
and he told a reporter that the new
law of that state would be enforced
against all comers. That knocks out
Newt Urle, who expected to hunt on
the Oasconade this fall.
Would it surprise you if Kansas
man should succeed in estab fishing
the Star Spangled Banner at the north
pole-should change the much sought
old pole into flag staff for Old Glory?
Prof. Dyche, of the State University,
says New York parties are talking of
fitting him out for a trip to that covet
ed spct.
A Barton county teacher has set the
following afioat: A cowboy has three
ponies and Mexican saddle which
are worth $500. Placing the saddle on
the first pony makes it worth the
other two; placing the saddle on the
second pony makes it worth twice the
other two, and placing the saddle on
the third pony makes it worth three
times the others. What is the value
of each pony?
The movement to abolish road dis
tricts in Kansas, and put road work
under the supervision of a county
oSC1SCCI Will uOU UC CuCOuEdSSu w
professional road overseers." Many
men get their living out of the office,
but they make little show of working
the roads. Districts traversed bv rail
roads are bonanza. Companies may
send their men to work, but they find
it cheaper to compromise with the
overseer for spot cash.
A gang of freshmen at Ottawa got
the tables turned on them Hallow cen
night and a severe rebuke was admin
istered to college students who so
much enjoy playing pranks on the
higher classes. The young men of
the sophomore class were at an enter
tlinment given them by the young
ladies of the class. The fun-lOving
freshmen slipped into the cloak room
and carried away the hats and over
coats of the sophs. Some of them
were caught, however, and locked up
in a room in the college building and !
their names published in the local pa. |
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