The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-06-28
Mrs. Lewellin aud husband have gone
to Colorado.

Mrs. Lewellin and husband have gone
to Colorado.
District court adjourned last Saturday
to sit again on July 18th.
BORN-TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Garland
Friday June q. 1895, daughter.
Mrs. Hill, of Danville, ILL.,. arrived last
night to visit her sister, Mrs. A. p. Coons.
Balloons are cheaper this Fourth than
ever before. Gwinner has them in all
sizes from Csc up.
Mrs. w. P. VanOrdstrand will leave
Monday on months visit to her parents
in eastern Kansas.
Mrs. j. E. Lucas arrived home We'd
nesday night from months visit with
her parents at Dighton.
Frank Fuhr, editor of the Meade
Globe, was in the city yesterday, on his
way to visit friends in Illinois.
S. l.. Kelly, of Gray county. reports
that he will have about 1900 bushels of
wheat, and will harvest in another week.
Al. Cord fell backward from a window
he was trying to elevate so he could get
into his house. resulting in the fracture
of his right arm.
Every family can have its own cele-
bratiOn this Fourth, by selecting variety
of fire works at very small expense at
Gwinner's.
Hon. W. j. Fitzgerald is expected
home Saturday from Fairbanks, Ariz.,
with his sister. Miss Annie, who has
been very ill.
If you want to buy for S25 one of the
best SEWING MACHINES that is made, call
at Mrs. VOLTS and Miss Steinman's Mil
linery Store. je2S-2m
F. c. Hatch, of Alva, Ok, is visiting
his friends in Gray and Ford counties
this week. He reports that the farmers
in the Strip have good crops this year.
Probate Judge BursOn last week issued
marriage license to Fred MOwrey, of
Bucklin, and Miss Cora E. Padgett, of
kinsley, and we hope ere this the couple
are enjoying connubial felicity.
Miss Grace Wade who has been visit
ing the family of F. NJ. Pope, was given
a farewell reception by many of her
young friends, on Tuesday evening, at
Mr.. POpe's residence. A very enjoyable
time passed.
Miss Ermine Young left Tuesday on
the Rock Island for st. joe, Mo-. for
few days visit, thence going to Mound
City where she will spend the summer
with relatives. She will return home
about first of September.
BASE BALL CHALLENGE.-We, the un-
dersigned challenge any team of ball
players in the city tor a game Oh the 4th.
Driskill, p: Burrell, c.; Hynd, lst b.
Teer, 81 b.; Smith, S. S.; Stumph. Sd B.;
Curry. X. F.; Riuey. l.. F.. Gyles, c. F.
The Ralph Temple bicycles are becom-
ing the most popular wheels of the season.
A. Wells the agent for Dodge City. has
ordered three this week and expects to
order more us soon as these arrive. IL
you want to be sin it, you must ride
''Ralph Temple
G.. b. Garten and Miss Tassie Johnston,
of CimarrOn. were married some days
ago, and are enjoying their honeymoon
in Newton. Mr.. Garten is one of the
editors of the JacksOnian, and his ac-
cOmplished bride is the daughter of
James d. Johnston, one of the pioneers
of Gray county. The GLoBE-REPUBLI-
CAN wishes them success.
John Il. Convey, formerly Of the south
ern part of Gray county, and known to
some of the readers of the GLOBE Re-
PUBLICAN, was killed by J. w. Lappin,
his father law, few weeks ago.
We did not learn what causes led TO the |
killing. Lappin is in Jail, but an effort
is being made to release him on writ
of habeas corpus. The shooting occurred
near Alva, Ok.
J. K. Sayre, of Ensign. Gray county.
met with a painful accident on Friday
last, near his farm. He was driving
pair of Spanish mules, and the line break.
ing he jumped out of the wagon. and
falling on his right leg he sustained
fracture above the ankle joint, and dis
location of ankle. He was brought to
this city and his fractured limb was re-