The Globe-republican., 1896-08-20

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THE GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
w. II. Gillette, manager water works
was in Topeka last week.
| Mrs. B. S. Williams spent couple Of
weeks visiting sister in Denver, and re-
turned on Friday.
The old settlers reunion at Pogue'.
grove, OH the 9th. will be an interesting
affair, and will be well attended.
The Democratic bolt in Kansas is be-
ginning to make its appearance, and its
dimensions will be quite large before
November Sd.
Jake Schlickermann has returned to
the city. having finished the construction
work in Colorado. He will 60 on extra
duty.
The man who succeeded in making cod
liver oil palatable ought to try his hand
now on crow, for the benefit of humanity.
Wichita Eagle.
W. H. Moore was in Garden City and
heard Congressman Long speak. He
says there was great crowd, and the
people were enthusiastic. An Grafton
was given Mr.. Long.
In the semi annual appOrtionment of
school money, Ford county receives
$759.27. The sum to be divided is
SOS, 4S2,54, and it is apportioned among
the school districts of the state on the
basis of II cents for each child Of school
age. WyandOtte county receives the
largest sum, her share beng $7,759, 92,
while the smallest participant is Morton
county, with total of $66,7S.
The young ladies of the High School
gave farewell party to Miss Ruby
Gunther, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Warren Baker, on the eve of her
departure for St. Louis. on Thursday
evening last, at the residence of w. H.
Chapman, in the west part of the city.
The young ladies bad very enjoyable
time. Miss Nellie Chapman accompanied
Miss Gunther as far as NickersOn, and
Miss Chapman will remain in Nickerson
a couple of weeks visiting friends.
The Dodge City Cycle Club was orga-
n;zed last week. and elected tie follow
Ing officers:
Geo. L. Todd, president, o. H. Simp-
son, Secretary; w. H. Jacoby, Assistant
Secretary, o. H. Hard Treasurer. The
club is making arrangements for the race
meeting to be held in Dodge City, Sep
TENDER II, 1896. Invitations will be OK.
tended to neighbOring towns and cities to
come and participate in this race.
A member Of the club suggested that
a vote on President be taken of the
members present, and the following
''straw: was the result: Bryan %, Nc
kinley 2. This of course, was not i'm
agreement with the well.knOw views of
the members of the club, and the club
members perpetrated little joke on one
of their number. Really the political
of the club is the reverse of
the above vote.
The Republican club had meeting in
their new quarters, Friday night. and
there was quite large attendance. The
club adopted new constitution and each
present signed the roll. Active
are being taken for enrolment
of all Republicans in the city. and a
thorough canvass will be made. The
Dodge City Republican club will be an
active participant in this campaign.
The following named vice presidents
were named from each ward and Dodge
precinct. to organize clubs in wards and
precincts, as auxillaries to the main
clubs:
First Ward-P. Il. Hobble.
Second Warl-GeO. A. Conrad.
L. S. Evans. Assistant.
Third Ward-E. V. Lants.
Fourth Ward-W. II. Chapman.
Dodge Precinct-D. L. Sweeney