The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-06-21

A light rain fell last night. More rail-
to follow.
Some eft our county correspondence i:
shortened this week.
The Catholic ball last night was the
scene OF large throng of happy people.
Mrs. Ed. Kirkpatrick has been danger.
ously i'll since last Sunday, but is improv-
ing.
Miss Bessie Kellogg arrived home
Tuesday night from the State University
at Lawrence.
Brakeman Whites wife and two sons
left last night for few weeks visit with
friends in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Ripple are visiting
with Mrs. Ripple's sister. Mrs. E. Boyer,
at Ottumwa, Iowa.
w. j. Francisco complains that
worm or bug Of some kind is destroying
his alfalfa.-Cimarron Jacksonian.
p
Warrensburg, Mo-. on Thursday, and
will make Dodge City their future home.
Mrs. NJ. E. Clute and two children left
Monday morning for Napa, CAL, where
they will sojourn this summer with Mrs.
Clute's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray of Fort
Wayne. Ind, spent few days with their
niece, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Gwinner, and went to
Garden City Monday.
Richard Rogers entered plea of guilty
to the charge of an illegitimate appropri-
alton of horse flesh, and will abide in the
one year.
Several Santa Fe employees have been
discharged from the ccmpany's service
because of looking too often upon the
liquid that sparkles and carries itself
Alright.
Little Miss Carrie Gilbert celebrated
her sixth birthday anniversary last Tues
day afternoon at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gilbert. near the
college.
Sam Stubs. X. D. Clampett and NJ. E.
Clute are attending the Kansas City
'aces, Mr.. Stubbs' twO-year-old King
Hazel is attracting considerable attention
IN the race course.
Apollo Lodge. X. of p, elected the
following officers last nigh: Sidney
Reynolds. c. c.; Otto Zeise, V. G. c.;
[. G. Owens, Prelate; G. FL. Lawrence,
<. of r. and 5; E. kirkpatrick. Nj. of F.;
J. a. Arment, NJ. of E.
J. F. GOudy was up from Wilburn
ownship Tuesday night laying in a
supply of binding Irvine. He will have
It least l 800 bushels of wheat, and says
he outlook for the farmers in his neigh
'orhood could not be more encouraging.
Henry Brobst. who was to be tried at |
his term of court upon the charge of |
lorse stealing, was taken to the home of |
lis fatherat the Soldiers Home Monday.
lis health is in a precarious state, and
lis removal from the Jail was humane.
Rev. T. F. Barrier goes to Larned to-
morrow where he will occupy the Pres
'yterian pulpit Sunday. His charge in
his city will be supplied by Rev. Mr..
Iaswell, of Larned, who will conduct
ervices tomorrow evening and both
corning and evening Sunday. Com
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E. Ballard, of the Dodge City FIGURING
ILLS, writes from WILDER, Nebraska,
hat be will arrive here next Sunday, and
ill begin at once to put the mill
Machinery in working order, so that there
'ill be no delay when wheat threshing
egins. The mill will endeavor to handle
II the wheat marketed at Dodge City.
Geo. K. Cochran and wife celebrated
ne teuth anniversary Of their marriage
n June 18th. A number of neighbors,
nd friends from Wilburn-Messrs. Hor-
IN, Goudy and Doolittle, with their
present and contributed
, the pleasant affair. The gifts of tin
ARE were numerous. May George and
is wife live long and prosper.
G.. NJ. BeesOn's farm is q harvest scene