The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1901-06-27


Mrs. G. F. Frazier and children re-
turned Saturday from p visit TO friends
in St Joe and other parts in Illinois
L O. Elder is moving to his place
on Main ST., where, soou lie gets
things in shape, he will be prepared to
serve the public with all OF the good
things to eat that can be had in this ex-
aggerated Italian climate IF ours. where
the ever shiueth and the wind ever
bloweth.
H. p. McCaustland left yesterday for
his old home in the land of pawpaws and
big mosquitoes, Old Missouri. When he
returns, about two weeks hence. he will
bring the wife and baby with him. He
will occupy the hense belonging to w C.
Gosslee, just vacated by L. o. Elder, and
make this his future home.
Mrs. J. f. Fishback, of Mt. Hope.
Kansas, came in Friday, the Rock
Island, for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. @. Coons. and other friends
in this community and iDcidentIy to at
tend the wedding of her sister Miss Eva
NJ. Coons. She was accompanied by her
children, Miss Pearl, Miss Hazel and
Master OrYin Fishback-
Quite a number went from here over
day School Convention at that place
There We're not many went as ought to
have gone. L don't know how 1t was
with others but for myself just did not
have the nerve to face thst terrible wind,
and hot sun for so long a drive. Those
who went, say that they had good con-
veption and a good time in spite of hot
weather.
Rev j. d. Paramore filed his gular
appointments here Sunday evening
After the sermon, Mrs. Thome, county
superintendent of the Home Department
of Sunday school, gave a little talk on
that subject and formed a Home Depart
ment here by appointing N. @. Bloss as
superintendent. 1t is a good work and
we hope that Bro. Bloss Will push the
work and succeed in building up a large
department here. We think that there is
room for it, Judging from the popula-
tion and the attendance at Sunday school.
would say, yes there is lots of room
for it. We think it would be better for
all who can TO come to Sunday school but
If we cannot get them to come and can
get them to study the lessons at home,
it is something gained.
We had thought that Bucklin and
vicinity was bachelors paradise but alas
several of them have been stricken in the
past few days and those that are left are
shaking in their boots for they do not
know who will be next. do not know
whether it is epidemic or contagious, but
think it is the latter. L think it is
.sketchen.' for there several others
that we know of, that have all of the
symptoms and they are liable to develop
into a genuine case or matrimony at any
time, but what are we going to do about
it. 1t is no use to quarantine. Irate
papas and mamas have tried that remedy
for ages, and 1t has not proved satIsfact-
-Ory. Vaccination only makes it worse
and there you are. The only remedy tha
l can think of is to have the probate
judges form trust and raise the price of
licences.
And now it is Joseph Sweetman, who
has been patching on his farm south of
town for a good while and we all thought
that Joe was contented with his lot, but
alas, who can fathom and read the work
ing of the human heart, especially the
heart of a bachelor who has to do his
own cooking and dishwashing; SO last
Thursday taking Mrs. E. Baby with him
as guide he drove to Greensburg. where
he met by appointment, Annie Plummer
of Batchtown, IL. They called Pro-
bate Judge f. W. Sparling, procured the
necessary papers and the Judge said the
words that made the twain one till death
do them part and then came home happy
as larks. We congratulate Joe and his
bride, wishing them happiness through
life.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Coons,
June 23d, 1901, at O'Clock p. m, Benson
Bryan and Miss Eva NJ. Coons. After the
marriage ceremony by Rev J. b. Para
more, all sat down to the bountiful re-
past prepared for them. and as all had
Cexcept possibly the bride and groom)
their Kansas appetites with them. they
did justice to the good things set before
them The following is list of those
present and the presents: Mr.. and Mrs
Everett, table cloth: MIR. and Mrs L. E
French, water set; Mr. and Mrs c. W.
Boedecker. bed spread; Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitebeck of Mt Hope. cash So. 90; Mr..
and Mrs j. w. Ellis, cash So 90; Mr.. and