The Globe-republican., 1901-07-11
KANSAS ITEMS or INTEREST

Oh anOGhGF school 0u1E61nR.
Railroad men say 1T takes g. carload
of beer q week to supply lola
Senator J. r. Burton went to Des
Moines to make Fourth of July ora
ton
burned. Several box cars were badly
scorched.
The u. 8. weather bureau reports
that wheat in Western Kansas ripened
too fast.
The cost TO Butler county in the sec
ond trial of Miss Morrison win be
about s.. 900.
Elmer Mott, Topeka mail driver. is
ia jail ell arged with robbing mail
packages Of 5ewelry-
L. P. Lester, OF Newton, has started
with his family to go to Walls Va1la,
Wash in an automobile.
Contracts have been let for the con
structfosa of railroad from Fort Scott
to Gas City, q suburb of lola
It IS claimed that prospectors have
found zinc and silver ores near Tecuna-
sch, FIVE miles east of Topeka
John Davis, OF Partridge, headed his
wheat, 5hreshe6 It and had # in an
elevator in the space eff 13 hours.
The percentage of school enrolment
20 population in Kansas is 81. 81 which
is the highest, over all the states
The Parsons boys who were members
of t4as Forbieth volunteer infantry
have returned from the Philippines.
Mrs. Sam Lewis has been arrested
on the charge OF burning the Metho-
dist church at Chanute fonac years ago.
S. C. Sovereign was run over by a
train, at Hutchinson, and it was some
hoursNbefore he was found His leg
crushed
The City Mills at Abilene caught fire
from a Union Pacific freight engine
and burned, together with 1000
bushels Of wheat.
J. r. Stone, Of Wichita, lost four
valuable jersey cows from their eating
sugar cane He had been offered $50
for one of the COWS
Eel Dorado doctors have formed a
com bine and villa not bid for the treat
ment of sick paupers, and will charge
the county regular rates
The farmers generally expressed
their preference for college students
for work in the harvest, as they tarn
out to be the best workers
A Wichita saloon keepers bartender
sold bottle of beer on Sunday and
the act caused the rending asunder of
of the saloon keeper and $3.50.
w @ Morgan, professor of physics
and chemistry at Washburn college,
has resigned 60 take a professorship in
the California state university.
w. W. Martin, of Fort Scott. talk es
Major Shocl11ey7s place as treas urer of
the. National Soldiers homo at Leaven-
worth. Major shoclzley retires on ac-
count of bad health
There is a mad dog epidemic in
and muny animals have been bitten
Mary Norrie. IL gears old, died from
the effects OF mad dog bite.
Josiah Moose lives in Winfield He
Is probably me. oldest living guide,
scout and Indian hunter His record
shows that he was born on Noven1 Der
Q, 1901. HIS nerve rs still steady when
he han dges rite
Shameful case is reported from
Douglas county. The mother of two
wealthy citizens was taken to the poo.
farm On her 95th birthday,
the ines OF the Topeka women wte
were with Mrs Nation in her hatchet
atoms were cut down to 81 each b,
Governor Stanley, When asked if h,
would do the same thing with til,
fne of tbs leader he said why shouls
L."
Highland lost by fire its Methods
church. shoe shop. BARRIERS shol
and one residence and restaurant.
About 100 Kansas teachers will
Superintendent Nelson at their head
go to the national teachers. association
at Detroit. Michigan.
The Kansas Sunday School associa
ton HIS opened 3 headquarters in Alb
Eeno with T. A. Smith, formerly c
Clyde. in charge The State Sunda
school paper will hereafter be put
lished at Abilene
1t is said that Mrs Jessie b PER-,
Of Newton. viii succeed Mrs. Lee
Hanback, in August, as superintendent
of the Beloit industrial school for girl.
Mrs. A. E Summers, of Dickinso
county, pick ed the straw berry Gro
from one-sixth of an acre and sold
for $50, ST.
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