The Globe-republican., 1902-02-27

on south Main street
A J. Belts has returned from his
visit to his family in Oklahoma
George E Leary, of Pueblo, Col. is
visiting friends here
L. NJ. Taylor and j. E. Bell went
to Kansas City to day with stock.
Never mind the weather but go to
the school entertainment Friday night.
Il. NJ. Taylor shipped two cars loads
of hogs and two of cattle last Tuesday.
Miss Kane ami Mrs Ayers spent sun
day at Greensourg returning Monday.
H Nj. Thompsou-s new house is in
closed, and c. r. Sappenfield's house is
nearly in the same condition.
&C. L. Mills, who has been working on
the section here since last fall has re-
signed, and gone to Topeka.
If any of you don't believe that the
spring time is coming, just note the song
OF st The bard of badger holler.''
B. f. Taylor has left the ranch and has
his family here in town, they are boarding
with Mrs. E. Tarbox.
The Bucklin Lumber Co. are having
their mammoth lumber shed painted,
Mr. Clifford of Kinsley. is doing the work.
The Berry Bros Carpenters, who
have been working here for some months
took their tools and went to Dodge City
Monday.
Eugene De Pieu has taken the posi-
ton AS Druggist in the F. and F. Drug
Co. establishment here vice p u.
Lamareux resigned.
ing mp the roadway under the railroad
track, east of the water tank. The road
leading north from the east line of the
town site is already open for travel.
Arthur Winsor and family left here
Tuesday for Turon, kans. He took his
goods and chatteIs with him and expects
to make that his future home. weunder-
stand that he will engage in the lucrative
business of tilllng the soil for living.
H p. McCaustland and G. w. Ray
mond went to MinneoIa Monday and re-
turned the sa me evening, short stay but
long enough for MeCaustIand to sell Mr..
Raymond quarter section within one
mile of that town. Mr.. Raymond now
expects to move down there this coming
spring.
We understand that a new time card
great Rock Island system on the second
day of March. As we have not yet seen
the card we do not know what the change
will be. They have got the new Rock
Island well about done, and Mr. Tripp
and w. c. Gosslee, of Herinyton, are
here putting in "a new pump.
G. F. Trager believes in expansion;
if you don't believe it just notice how he
,lcfa u
He is having it eeiled overheard the
walls plastered, Will have it shelved, put
in counters, etc., connect it with his
other storeroom with an arched passway
and there you are 1t is all to accommo-
date the increased business of this hustIing
old town.
The teachers and pupils of our public
schools are working hard in preparing
for the entertainment to be given Friday
night. Feb. 2S- We hope that they will
be greeted by full house. The Cutters
gave two entertainments here last week
to full houses, and if you will attend the
one to be given Friday night we have no
doubt but that you will be as we'll enter
tained you were by the Cutters, even
if our school children are not pro-
fessionals.
Last Saturday II. p. McCaustIand
bought the A. F. Mathews farm about
two miles south of town. Tuesday NOR
ming MIR. Mathews loaded four wagons
with household goods, farm machinery,
etc., and started for Cove county where
he expects TO locate. He will come back
after the rest of his goods and his family
later on. We do not know what Nc
wants with that farm, we don't believe
that he will moove on to it and go to
farming, he aint built that way.
in noting the death of Father Hayes
of Preston, last week, we stated that we
did not know the cause of his DEATH We
have since learned that it was ca used by
fall on Friday morning. Mr.. Hayes was