The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-01-04
Henry Koch and family have returned
from their Tennessee visit.

Henry Koch and family have returne,
from their Tennessee visit.
| For Sale or Trade.-One incubator ant
brOoder. Mrs. j. Collar. It
Ink erasers were freely used this weel
BY people who wrote it '94.
K. W. Evans has bought two car load.
of sugar, representing an investment OF
about 800.
Most people observed the first day OF
the year as holiday. Business houses
were closed.
| Rev. G.. G. kessel went to Macksville
Tuesday to attend Free Methodist con-
ference.
SOule College resumed work Tuesday
after holiday rest. Several new stu
dents were enrolled.
j. H. LeidIgh spent several days at
Spearevlle this week with his father who
has been quite sick.
A son Of J. W. Liggett, who is an cleo
trician in Kansas City, spent the holidays
with his parents in this city.
Isaac w. Jones and family returned
home Wednesday from two weeks Wis
it with Mr.. Jones' parents at Usage City
Col. Ed II. Madison leaves today for
the State Capitol to helpJ. T.. BurtOn's
senatorial boom. and lend hand to the
irrigation movement.
w. F. Pine is having tedious time
with the mumps, and though not suffer-
ing much pain. will be confined to his
home several days longer.
One of our local brake-twisters wants
to know if the anticipating edict Of the
Santa Fe applies to fat -salaried rs we'll
as other employees OF the road.
The public schools of Dodge City will
continue vacation until January IA OH &C.
count of the epidemic of measles which
prevails in our city. BY order Of Board
of Education.
Nellie Cushman, a Dodge City girl of
the early SOS, is getting lots of free add
vertising as the only female mining ex-
pert in the world. She is an Arizona star
now, and has stocking full of gold.
Geo. L. Hinkel and family, former res
idents of our city, arrived here Sunday
night from Arkansas City to pass the re-
mainder of the winter. Mrs. Henkers
health was poor in that country.
Hon. w. j. Fitzgerald is ut Topeka
getting hold of the wires preparatory to
making strong pull for Ford County
and Southwestern Kansas when the legis-
lature convenes next week.
Capt. J. L. Finley will 60 to Topeka
first part of next week to participate in
the annual cOnclave of the State Agricul- |
tural association. He will also remain
over until the following Monday and wit
ness the regeneration at the capitol.
j. NJ. kirkpatrick represented Dodge |
City in the State COnvOcatiOn of Modern |
Woodmen of America last week. He |
was elected as one of the delegates to re-
present the state in the national assem-
blage of the order which will be held at
Wisconsin Eext June.
We notice the streets are filled with |
wagons loaded with ice from the Zim- |
hermann homestead. The ice is in square |
blocks, between six and eight inches thick |
aud cut from the pond made by the eight |
inch tubular irrigation pump which Capt. |
Churchill put up last fall.
Mr.. Studebaker, the well driller who |
discovered coal on the Mudgett place. has
uWcluuS, vi oSSuuCs
will move his family from JetmOre next
week. He is evidently quite sanguine
in the belief that paying coal measure
has been tapped by his drill in Ford
County.
Miss Bessie Manning, the eighteen year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Man.
1ing, died at the home Of her parents in
Pittsburg, Kansas, few weeks ago from
IN operation performed for AL ovarian
umOr. She was an estimable young lady,
md had many friends in this city who
will be panied to learn of her death.
County Treasurer Russell yesterday is
;ued check for 81 900 in redemption of
" that amount Of court house and Jail
ponds which became due on the first inst.
Mr.. Russell says the county finances are
getting into first class shape, and predicts
hat if good crop is raised in Ford coun.
= this year, our taxes will never be as