The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-05-31

proving in health.
j. r. Baird and daughter, of speare-
. vile, were in the city Tuesday.
| Apples. peaches, grapes and cherries
will bs plentiful in Missouri and Kansas.
A full line of Bicycle supplies at the
Novelty Works
Going to sell harness at reasonable
prices SINS 6 SIMS
Another carload of the famous Fanch-
on Flour at the
Mrs Glenn Lawrence and children and
G. Herzer leave tonight for Canton,
Ohio, and will be absent some time.
Earl Stafford has taken the place of
Nelson Crawford messenger for the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Mrs. P. II. Young and children are
visiting in Kinsley this week. Mr..
Young after visiting his ranch will join
| them.
The Woman,s Relief Corps. by her
president, extends thanks to all those who
aided SO nobly in executing our program
on Decoration Day.
@. NJ. Beeson has a fine field of wheat.
and good judges say the yield of wheat
will be fifty bushels to the acre with con-
tinued favorable weather.
James Beverley and w E Teare have
purchased the interest of n. o. Peacock
in the cattle ranch near Ford. Mr.. Pea
cock will continue to manage the ranch.
Judge Finley issued q marriage license
to w. s. Ham and Miss Minnie Sappen-
field, who live three miles west of Buck
lin. The young couple were married
Tuesday.
Minor Van Scoyoc, of Wilbur town
ship, informs us that the wheat is in
good condition. There are many chinch
bugs but they are doing parti cular
damage as yet.
J. III. Reed of the north part of the
county has field of wheat that is at
tracing the attention of the people. 1t
is pronounced a fine field with the pros
pect of big yield.
The Zimmerman Hardware Company
have sold nearly three times as much
farm machinery this year as last. The
sale of listers indicate that large acre.
age has been planted in corn.
The eclipse of the sun was observed
here Monday morning. Early in the
morning the fog obscured the sky. but
the eclipse was seen at the greatest. Only
a part of the sun was obscured.
Furniture Repaired.
Have you furniture that you desire to
have repaired or reupholstered leave word
at the Crescent furniture store.
a. 2. CoONs, Prophet or. 4w
Mrs. l.. G. Grobety and children will
leave this evening for Darlington, Ohio,
where they will remain with friends all
summer. Mrs. Grobety will visit friends
in Chicago and other cities before her
return.
Doc. Waring painted the picture of the
American eagle on the window of G. 0.
Warnings shoe store. and while the pro-
cession was passing there were those who
said they heard the eagle shrek, it was
so real.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
Will give a sock sociabIe, in the G. a. r.
hall, Wednesday night, June 9th.
People who attend will be charged
according to the length of their socks at
two cents an inch. A sock will be given
to each person at the door. Ice cream
and cake will be furnished. Every body
is invited.
Novelty Goods.
W. p. Vanorstrand is making class
of novelty goods which are finding a
ready sale at much less prices than can
be bought anywhere, These goods con-
sist of pins, watch chains, charms, rings,
safety pins, etc. These goods are fine
ornaments in their line. Mr.. Vanord-
strand manufactures these goods at his