The Globe-republican., 1900-09-20
THE LATEST LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. W. h Pearce arrived last night
There is advance in the price OF
wheat.
NJ D. Cochran is dying of consump-
sion-
Il. r. Miller ia shipping wheat near
ly every day.
NJ w. Sutton was In Kansas City
and Leavenworth this week.
Sims & Sims have bought 1000 bush
els of wheat this week
Mrs Hays Belmear and daughter. of
Fairview, are visiting in Atchison.
-Beeson's orchestra will play at the
lecture to- night at the opera house
"A heavy rain fell In the south part of
of the county Tuesday night.
The Dodge City band will play next
Monday night instead OF Tuesday night.
Rev. w. J. Martindale is in the city.
and attended the opening of Soule Col
lege.
w N. Beezley. of Kinsiey, had
business before the U. 5. land office yes
terday.
-Chas. H. Northrop returned from
Wichita. Saturday. where he served
the United States grand jury.
y. F. Goudy, of wilbur, has closed
q purchase of one-half section of land,
with Mrs. Mary J. Olin, OF New York.
Mrs. D. Mccormick and children left
yesterday morning for a few weeks visit
with relatives and friends fn Wichita.
&C. NJ. Beeson is selling some of his
wheat for seed to the farmers OF the
county. 1t is a good quality of grain.
IS. A. Burrell and Stewart Sutton are
attending the annual convention OF the
State Photographers at Kansas City this
week.
The ladies of the H. E. church will
serve ice cream aud cake at the residence
Of D. Swinehart Friday evening. Every
body invited.
Mrs. John s. Martin left on Sunday,
fot Haynes, Ark, where Mrs. Martin
will look after her property interests, and
will be absent month.
--s.Nails that tear my coat,'' Is the title
of lecture that is to be given by DR..
Murlin in tho NJ. E. church, on the
night of October 2.
Judge Finley, on Tuesday. united in
marriage Charles w. Alexander aud Miss
Bertha A. Incl, granddaughter OF John
L. incl. all of Wright.
One of the finest monuments erected
in the cemetery Is the one placed over
the grave of Mrs. Ed II. Madison, by the
Smith Kingrey Monument Company.
Mrs. F. Dubois, who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. H. J. Strange, for
some time past, left yesterday morning
for her home In Port Norris, New Jersey.
Mrs. ;. n. Combs and Mrs. L. De
La left yesterday morning. for Newton,
where Mrs. Della will attend Magnetic
Healing school and Mrs. Combs will visit
friends.
Miss Maud Davis of Spearville, who
is at the home of Mrs. Coons, is not an
invalid we stated last week. but she is
here for medical treatment, and she is
improving.
A. Il. Eaken. of Jetmore, met his
wife here yesterday. Mrs. Eaken had
been visiting in Pratt. MIR. Eaken, who
Is county treasurer of Hodgman county,
says that e12, 1000 celinquent back taxes
have been paid this season.
Minor Van Scoyoc, of wilburn town
ship, has returned from Wichita, where
he spent two weeks. Mr.. Van Scoyoc
formerly lived In that part of the State, |
but he finds wonderful improvement after |
20 years absence.
The Smith-Kingrey Monument
Works have a soliciting force in the fieid
at all times. A. w. Smith and Frank
Tarbox are in Pawnee county this week,
and Waldo TarDox has just returned from
Logan and Sherman counties, where he |
found good business.
Miss Helen HI. Anderson left for
Oferle Friday evening where she ex-
poets to be engaged in teaching for the
next eight months. Miss Anderson is a
niece of Mrs. A. w. Reudy, of this |
place, and she is quite fortunate in secur-
ing one of the choice schools.
Miss N. v. Hollopeter,o of Ford, Will |
leave next Monday for the Euglewood
Hospital, Chicago. where she will be in
structed i'm training as nurse. Her two
sisters have been in the same hospital for
for fhs Will