The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-09-29
PERSONAL.

home soon.
Mrs. John Gissel and daughter re.
turned last night.
WIN. Tilghman and family have re.
turned to Chandler, OIL
Conductor James 81. Brown Of Pu-
eblo, is in the city today.
Miss Jessie Misuer has returned
from Great bend, where she visited Prof.
Bakers family.
Col. r. J. Hardesty spent four days
visiting the Omaha exposition. He says
it Is grand affair.
Waller Straeter, jr., has returned
from Trinidad, where he spent ten days
visiting friends.
Mrs. S. j. Bavousett returned, Mon
day night. from Ohio, where she visited
her mother and friends.
Mrs. Westwood left, Monday m0rn-
ing, for Chicago. where she will complete
. course in medical studies.
H. juneau has gone to Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, for his health. Mr.. juneau
10 suffering with stomach trouble.
Miss Ella Burrell has gone to Kansas
City, where she will take instructions in
retouching in the photographers art.
H. L. Wolf and family left, Tuesday
evening, for Topeka. Mr. Wolf will at
tend the State Photographer convention.
Mrs. NJ. A. Zimmerman left, yester.
day morning, for La Crosse, Kas., to visit
Mrs. Woolman, who is recovering from
a severe spell of sickness.
y. Fl. Ripple has returned with his
racing stock. He was absent one month.
and participated in the races at Omaha,
Council Bluffs, and other cities.
Engineers Jerre Shaw and John
Madigan attended the funeral of John
Holmes, at Pueblo, this week. Mr..
Holmes was one of the veteran Santa Fe
engineers.
Mrs. r. w. Evans and her niece,
Miss Mary Hughes, returned, yesterday
morning, from II days visit to Denver.
Miss Hughes returned this morning to
her homo in Woodbine, Ill.
Mrs. Clarence Mudgett move, this
week, to La Junta, and her husband and
family will make their home there.
MIR. and Mrs. Mudgett will be greatly
missed by the church people.
Ed H. Madison addressed the people
at Ashland. Tuesday evening, on tbe
issues now confronting the American peo-
pie. It would be useless to say that Mr..
Madison made fine speech.
&C. E. Gallagher writes from Excel
sior Springs to friends in this city that
he is Improving in health, having gained
20 pounds. He feels 20 years younger.
G. NJ. Hoover is also at the Springs, and
he is also improving in health.
Mrs. J. S. Jones and family moved
to Dodge City, on Monday. Mr.. Jones.
who was formerly associated with c. w.
Beeler in the stock business is now oper-
ating in cattle in Dodge, with his nephew
as partner.-Kinsley Graphic.
MIR. and Mrs. Myron Harper and
Mrs. Cooper and daughter OF Meadville,
Pa, are visiting II. l.. Sitter and family.
Mr.. Harper and Mrs. Cooper are brother
and sister of Mrs. Sitter. Mrs. Cooper
and daughter will remain here on visit
until spring.
Mrs. Jacob Young of Seattle, WASH,
who has been visiting her son, p. H.
Young for IL days past, left last night for
Pueblo, where she will visit relatives for
\ short time before returning to her
home. Mrs. Young formerly lived in
this city.
w. S. Easton returned, Wednesday
night Of last week, from a trip to his |
former home in Ohio. He informs us |
that travel was very heavy, and accom-.
modations on the trains did not meet the |
of travellers. Many people |
stood up, being unable to find seats.
L. G. Grebety returned from Kansas
City with big stock of furnishing goods.
He has now fine stock Of nearly every
thing. L. q. was a member Of the U. S. |
grand jury at Wichita, and tells some in.
stories Of the conduct Of the |
other fellows who went down there with |
him.
&C. Wimberiey is employed as yard
master at the Midland railway yards, at |
Colorado Springs. Mrs. kimberley will
Join her husband soon, and make her
homo in fl,0 Cnr;uno NJ. W:-An.,>-I