The Globe-republican., 1900-05-31

-The weather is balmy and everything
as growing finely.
c. II. Beesen returned from a trip to
Illinois Tuesday night.
Geo. NJ Hoover has completed a brick
walk on his residence lot.
fudge Madison delivered the Memorial
address at Fort Scott yesterday.
About 200 vehicles were in line Of the
possession to the cemetery 9esterdlay.
Rev. VIM. westwood attended the
E'resby terry at Great Bend on Tuesday.
G n. Rail and family have moved to
"a farm 20 miles southwest of the city.
alrs. Geo. L. Cazaly, of Pueblo, is
visiting friends in the city for short
sftae.
Il las been several years since a SINH
gag event, the eclipse of the sun, has been
sv5t1cssed.
\ heavy rain fell ~ La Junta ON Tues
day At Cripple Creek there was snow
and cold weather.
Miss Eva Coons, of Ford, who attended
eiAe Commencement, visited at the home
81 T e. French.
Three iady's umbrellas left af.the school
sioase can be had by calling at the home
OF L. u NJ ebb-
Mrs. r. 5. Crane left this morning for
Excelsior Springs, Mo, where she Will
Fenain Tor several weeks.
The ladies Of the NJ. T. church will
HOLD their market next Saturday at incl
~ : wi nIlart's store.
~ 2. Pine and wife returned Tuesday
night from St. Louis. where they attend
ed the Eresby General Assembly.
Col, J. W Tout spoke at Bucklin yes
serClay morning, delivering the Memorial
orsatJon. There was a large attendance
=.t the memorial exercises.
Mrs. VIM. Westwood and mother,
Mrs. Page, have gone to Emporia, Mrs.
Pages home, where Mrs. Westwood will
remain during the summer
u. f Hammond has the contract to
build Il dwelling for Mr.. McNabney, of
EEodgeman county, WHOSE house was
destroyed by tornado a few weeks ago
Hays Be}mear has 100 acres of wheat
which stands more than A feet high.
tue heads are large and a big crop will
Ese had 1t Will be ready for harvest in
three weeks.
D. NJ. Curtis, of Hodgeman, is cutting
alfalfa upland. He has fine stand,
and finds the hay better quality than
bottom alfalfa. Three crops of hay will
Ese cut on upland this year
saHlual OFT. while working on his land
<sR the south side of the river. was over
come by the heat, Tuesday, and was
brought to his home in this city. He has
partially recovered from the effects of
S3se heat.
Elmer Stapieton's boy. years cid,
broke his left arm while riding donkey
"a f1iper's, Il miles north, yesterday.
The arm broken above the wrist.
The arm was broken near the wrist, two
years ago. He was br ought home
The Commander of Lewis Post 294.
G. A. r.. thanks his officers, comra ces
committees, friends and neighbors, for
their ready and efficient aid on Decora-
tton Day Such prompt and valuable as
sfstance is a tribute to the dead and q
compliment to the living, which we pro-
Goundly appreciate
District court was in session Monday
Judge HutchIson and Judge Madison
occupied the bench alternately. Court
adjourned until Monday next. The reg
ssIar session of the court will begin on
Tuesday Roy i. Roberts, who ssNvas
charged with robbery. plead guilty, and
was sentenced by Judge Madison to two
years ia the penitentfary.
William a. Harris, NewkirlS, oki. age
=ztosSt 40 years. died of consumption yes
Eerday at 3 O'Clock. The deceased was
s.ayaped in tent on the hill in the west
part Of the city. He was intending to 90
&c Colorado for his health. His family
wife and four children-were with him t
Cine OF his death. The body will be taken
"a Newkirk, Okl., for burial.