The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-07-26
GATHERED HERE AND THERE.

morning
1t is conceded that the rain helped
| the feed crops.
- l. PettiJohn is looking after his
cattle Liberal.
Prof E. D. webb and family have
returned from visit to Missouri.
M. W. Sutton and T. a. scates re-
turned yesterday from Meade.
Mrs. A. wrighten and children
will not leave for the east until next
Tuesday.
Jos Worker, who was in the city
Tuesday, says only a light rain fell in his
neighborhood-
Mrs. a Mcleod and son Arnold
have returned from Wisconsin, much i'm
proved in health.
The Catholic social at G. w Reign
ards yesterday fine affair and
largely attended.
w. S. Amos and wife are expected
home in a few days. They are visiting
friends at Ottawa.
Mrs. DR.. T'ettijohn and children, of
Indianapolis, Ind, are visiting the fam
lily of L. j Pettijohn.
Lightning put out the light on
the street and burned out the telephone
wires in Coons' store Monday night
Master Harold Ripple and sister
Miss Helen Ripple, left Tuesday, on a
visit to friends Larned, for short
time
Rev. VIM. Westwood will hold
prayer meeting at his house this evening
and Inyftes all members of his church to
be present
On account of the show the band
street concert win be Friday evening in
stead of Saturday evening The boys
are making fine music
r. j. Tate has gone to La Junta,
where he Will do roof painting with his
partner Nr. Schrader. They will do
work at Las Animas.
C. A Wall, Hutchinson miller, was
here several days, with a view of plr
chasing the Gum & Ballard -four mill,
but he has abandoned the purchase.
Miss Helen Sizelove writes to her
father that she has recovered from her
recent severe illness, and is again doing
deaconess work in Chicago.
Roy Martin will receive a car load of
watermelons about the first of the week. |
We look for the luscious fruit TO be !
quickly disposed of.
e. E. Hadfeld, who was unpleas-
antly located in some church affairs in |
Colorado, here this week, on his
return from Great Bend to Colorado.
-Rey. VIM. Westwood and family |
returned yesterday morning. No SER
vices will be held in the Pres byterian
church next Sunday. The church build |
ing will be ready for holding services |
Sunday August 5th.
Claude Ellis and mother and family |
left this morning for western Texas, |
where they will live a ranch. Miss |
Edith Ellis will remain with them until |
the school opens in Kansas City.
j. c. Baird is assisting G. w. Wat |
son, agent, in appraising the lands be- |
longing to the Kansas Investment Com |
pany. There are two other appraisers. |
They going through the different |
counties in which the land is located. |
The lightning killed three yearling |
heifers the farm of Ed Brown, Mon |
day evening. The yearlings belonged to |
DR.. Crumbin and were fine animals 1t
is said that the heads of the yearlings |
were fastened in the wire fence when hit |
by lightning.
e. H. AnawaIt, father of Mrs. ID. |
Mccormick, left yesterday for his home in |
Wichita. Mrs. Anawalt. accompanied |
by Miss Clara Bowen, teacher in the !
Wichita School, arrived yesterday from
Colorado. and will visit Rev. D. Me- |
Cormick and family.
A. e. Bobbftt arrived here Tuesday
in company with Sheriff Hale. who had |
arrested Bobbftt in Oklahoma, on a war |
rant sworn by Mr. Early, charging |
Bobbitt with selling horse which be-
1onged to Early The accused ar
ragned before Judge Preston and pre-
liminary trial will be had on Tuesday, |
on the return of County Attorney Oyler |
Two young men, graduates of the
KirksvIIle college OF Osteopathy, have
opened an Office in the Park Hotel, where |
they invite people who wish their treat |
ment- Osteopathy is new science in
physical healing. and in many states it is