The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1900-04-12

patrick, who accompanied Mr.. scates,
viii visit his old home before returning
have received a car load of Northern
Early Ohio Potatoes of fine quality, good
for planting or table use, which I am Of
fering for IS cents per bushel.
LEROY MARTIN
D. Brooks, who travels over good
portion of the country says he never saw
such good prospects for wheat The
plant is in fine condition. Farmers are
planting corn.
Waldo Tarbox, Jr., who has been in
Colorado for several weeks past, soliciting
for the Dodge City Monument and
Marble Works, returned Monday evening,
for a few days, having had a successful
trip.
II. B. Bell purchased Henry Koch S
residence, paying 81 900 cash. This is
good property. Mr.. Koch and family
will soon move to Bakersfields California,
where brother of Mr.. Koch is living
and doing we'll.
j. H. Churchill and wife will leave on
Sunday for Houston, Texas, where they
will attend a meeting of the TRANSMITS
sissippi Congress, MIR. Churchill being
one of the delegates appointed by
Governor Stanley.
Postmaster J. A. Arment has received
patent for his tablet holder, n device of
his own invention. The patent was
secured through the Scientific American.
Mr.. Arment uses this holder for money
order advices received
Easter Services in the III. e. Church,
Sunday. Rev. d. Mccormick, in the
morning, will deliver a sermon suitable
to the occasion. The Sunday school will
have an interesting program in the
morning, a general invitation is given
Easter services at the Catholic church.
Early Mass at o'clock. High Mass at 10
O'Clock. Children undergoing instruc-
tons for the past year Will receive first
communion. Sernon at High 11ass-
The Real Presence of Christ at En-
charist.'' All invited.
The Arkansas river got on quite
splurge Saturday and Sunday. The water
was up to banks and covered all the sand
bars The heavy rains and the mountain
SHOWS made the swell. The river previ
ously was only sand bar with small
stream flowing sinuously to the bigger
flow.
Rev. n. S. Booth filed his appoint
ments at BuckIin and Ford on Sunday.
Mr.. Booth has six places in his Circuit.
Besides the two points named there
SpearyilIe, Liberty, Glover and Fairview,
in southwest part of county. There is
large membership at some of these
points.
The State Forestry has fine growth of
trees. Mr.. Bartlett, who is foreman at
the station, has dug up honey locust
root, which measures forty eight feet in
length. The root is from tree ten years
old. 1t was grown under the surface
soil, and it partly grew on top of ground.
Mr. Bartlett thinks there was ten feet
more of the same root.
The high water in the river Sunday
broke the dam of the South side ditch,
and the water flooded the alfalfa lands of
Fl. J. GyIes- There will bs some dam
age from the flood. a few years ago
this dana broke, and the water partially
inundated Mr.. Gy1es' house. Since that
time his house has been raised.
Rev. Vim. westwood was the Modera-
tor at the meeting of the Presbytery at
Lyons last week, and w. T. Pine was one
of the clerks Dodge City carried eff
several honoFs. Elder Pine ID one of the
two commissioners to the General As
sembly which meets in ST. Louis in May.
Rev. Mr. BickneIl. of Syracuse, is the
other commissioner.