The Globe-republican., 1900-05-31
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Mayor Summersby sent e37. so in cash
70 the India famine relief fund. This
money was raised in the ~ E.. and
Episcopal churches.
The M. E. camp meeting will take
place in the Dodge City park sometime
in August. II is intended to have some
fine speakers at this meeting.
Andrew Russell is making an adj
dition of two rooms to his residence.
Wm. Foley is the contractor. He has a
handsome home.
It p. Sullivan has nearly completed
his residence on First avenue. 1t is
fine house with six rooms and a bath
room, and will make a comfortable home.
Horses are advancing w. e. Teare
sold team for 800 and bought the same
of horses sold for 5000 in the coun-
try, Saturday
E. G. Gingrieh Is making quite an
addition to his house, which is decided
improvements. E. B. Goodrich is doing
the work. The building is raised one
story with dormer windows.
H. D. ChambIiss commenced cut
ting his alfalfa Monday. He says alfalfa
shouId not be cut before it is in full bloom.
The alfalfa cut last week was bleached a
little by the rain of Friday evening.
a. c. Jastatt is growing a sword
cactus. which is a novelty in the plant
line. The flower IS Of beautiful red
color, but the petals are of fine silky wax.
finest lawns in the west.
II. juneau has planted some fine
evergreens on his residence lot The
evergreens are of different shades O f green
and the varying colors win lend a beauti-
ful effect in contrast. Mr.. Juneau is "a
man of fine taste.
The Epworth League State Conven-
ton meets in Topeka. June 10 TO 2I. This
viii be a grand affair. and many distin-
guished Methodists will be present and
address the convention. Geo. L. Mar
tin, of this city, is the program as
Leader in the department Of Mercy
and Help
-Rey. S. B. Osborn and wife, left.
Tuesday evening, for their new home in
Lafayette, Ind, where they viii do ser
vice for the Lord the name of the
Christian Catholic church. Their places
here will be supplied by Elder David A
Reed and wife Evangelist Mary Reed.
of Miehig gan. We wish them health and
prosperity in their new home
Waldo j. TarboN was not present at
the graduating exercises of the Dodge
City High School commencement, but
Dir. Tarbox graduated from the High
School abOut 81 months He
the recipient of some presents, one from
Dr. Crumbine and one from friends at
Great Bend His diploma given out
When the other graduates received theirs
E. r. Moses. who delivered the adj
dress at the High School commencement.
started in business at backing stoves
He is now owner of hardware and imple-
ment stores in Great Bend, Hoisington,
and Claf1in, Barton county He is chair
man of the Executive Committee OF the
Trans Mississippi Congress The high
school graduates will find in MIR. Moses
career something worth initiating
Smith Sc Kingrey, monument makers,
have put up a fine granite red beach
tombstone for the grave of the wife of
Capt. d. L. Sweeney The design is
neat one, and is a sarcophagus. The
base is large stone In the design there
is base. sub-base, die and cap, max
ing four pieces. The stone was erected
in the Catholic cemetery, Monday. The
price is $500 for the monument. Smith
Sc kingrey doing good work, and
have many orders.
The Catholic Mission closed Sunday
night. Rev. Bernadine has gone to
Syracuse, where he holds three days
Mission. 1t will be observed that the
Reverend Father wears sandals, and the
upper part of his feet are exposed Rev
Bernadine belongs to the ascetic. and
follows tn is rule closely 1t is we'll to say
in this connection that the Catholic
Church, under Father Donohue's charge,
has increased in membership and is in an
improved condition. Father Dononue
attends to his duties very closely.
Don't Forget
That you can buy tinware Of all kinds
at bottom prices at the
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