The Globe-republican., 1895-07-18


and they are reported plentiful in tn
woods. south Of the Arkansas river.
1 cans green gage plums 25c at Stubs
Operator SWEET of the Santa Fe tele
graph force is taking a ten days rest.
d. Stradley relieves him.
Henry Block Of the Syracuse Journa
was in the city Tuesday evening, and lef
an order for stereotypins at the GLOBE
REPUBLICAN office.
The good looking gentleman at tn
postoffice window is Mr.. r. S. Crane we
known to our citizens for his accommo
dating and genial manner.
Elder w. II. Rose and family hav
been in Colorado, for few weeks. The
are now located temporarily at Crippl
Creek. Elder Rose is travelling b
wagon.
cans egg plums 25c at Sam Stubs.
There will be Episcopal service mex
Sunday evening ut st. Cornelius. aud
sermon will be preached on, 1.-The powe
of an endless life. Everybody cordial,
invited.
c. w. Davis who is employed by tn
Santa Fe at Pueblo, was visiting hi
family here last week. Mr. Davis pu
a silver dollar in the GLOBE REPUBLI
CAN cash registry.
Ad. Stafford. who has been away il
Colorado. for nine months past, in charge
of construction work. is here this week
and has asked to be given. his former
place in charge Of the section west of the
city.
All kinds California fruit l5c can a,
Sam Stubs Central Grocery.
1t was so hot down near EmpOria or
Monday that the rails of the railroad
track expanded with the heat, and ar
accident was narrowly averted. The ex.
pansion was like the report of gun or
the track.
Harry Norvell has gone to take charge
of passenger run OF the Canon City
branch between Canon City and Pueblo.
The GLoBE-REPUBLIcAS congratulates
Mr.. NorveI on his promotion, but regrets
his departure from Dodge City.
Miss Alice Shaw entertained about
thirty Of her young friends, Friday even
ing, in honor of Earl Covert, of Pueblo,
who had been visiting friends in Dodge.
Earl left Friday night for his home. lear-
ing several broken hearts behind.
The Zimmerman Hardware Company
of this city sold to County Treasurer
Charles S. Warne- Of Gray, a buggy on
Monday last, and it was taken to CHM
arron By Charles Bishop. The buggy is
Of excellent pattern and exquisite work.
manship, and just such a vehicle as
man Of Charley's tastes woald desire.
Miss Ida L. Fleisehen who spent
several weeks with her college ehum.
Miss Mary Evans, returned to her home
in Kansas City this week. Miss Ida and
Miss Mary attended Bethany college last
year. Miss Ida returns with several
hearts on her string. 1t It presumed that
time and distance will sever these ties,
and the broken hearts returned.
A letter received in this city by lady
from a friend in New York State, gives
the information that the grape crop will
be good this fall. The early frosts killed
the grape blossoms. but later the vines
reblossomed and good crop is expected.
This will be gratifying, because the
western country is supplied with New
York grapes late in the season. The
same condition as to grapes has happen
I'd in Indiana, so private letter states.
NJ. j. Smith, Of Ford, Of Hatfield s
Smith, was in the city Monday. Mr..
Smith says there is the best prospects for
'rops in his part Of the county this season
han since his residence here of nine |
Tears. Corn and wheat are good. and
'ats and barley fair. There will be |
rood crop Of potatoes. Everybody will
lave potatoes. Albert Patterson of Ford, /
viIl have eight hundred bushels of
'eaches. He expects good business this
all.
There must be leak in Bro. Petitions
Vind power. slight eruption in the
fellows he is blowing fer the past few
weeks. He has not yet succeeded in
the righteous Indignation of
he people against the alleged false
he accuses the merchants of
to the assessor. He NAV be
landing nvap q sluuhn.:r- ~.1~.