The Globe-republican., 1902-05-08

BEE HIVE
SIS 90 TO $50. 90. See our Coaster Brake
wheels p H YOUNG, The Jeweler.
The Dodge City public schools will
close Friday, May 23d. The graduating
exercises will be held in the opera house
on the evening of the 23d
John H. Atwood. of Leveanworth, who
will deliver the Grafton on memorial day.
is the finest orator in Kansas. He rank
ed next to Senator Ingalls,.
Congressman Long writes to Nj. W.
Sutton. Commander of Lewis Post, that
the government will furnish the Post a
cannon, to be used during the reunion n
September.
John H Atwood, of Leavenworth. viii
deliver the decoration address in Dodge
City. on May 80. Rev. J. A. Lenehan
of Dodge City, will deliver the memorial
sermon on Sunday, May %.
Miss Fora KisseI and mother returned
from Illinois, on Friday afternoon Mrs
kissel had gone to her daughter. who
was dangerously sick, but the daughter
returns in good health.
S. V. Byrne sold to j. w. Bower a
quarter section of land for $1,000 The
land adjoins Mr.. Bowers farm near
Wright 1t will be observed that Kan
sas men have faith in the country, for
they are the principal land buyers.
Miss Lille Raglin was shot in the
right foot, in the accidental discharge of
22-rifie. at a fishing picnic on Duck
creek, May B. The ball entered the foot
near the toes Miss Raglin is not suffer-
ing much pain, and will soon recover.
The Democratic State Editorial Asso-
citation meets OF Holton, Kansas, May 8
and TO- w. F. Petition is on the pro-
gram. The title of his subject is .sEdi-
torial Dignity Now Pete's great forte
is evangelistic dignity, or .sWhat L know
about evan gelists.'7
The city council last night confirmed
the reappointme nts of Samuel Gallaghe
city clerk; w. B. Rhodes marshal; a
Falkner, street commissioner; Vine De-
Put, attorney, and John Straeter, pound
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awarded the city printing
A numerously signed petition was pre-
sented to the City Council asking them to
close the joints. The Council laid over
| the petition for one month before taking
action 1t was referred to the finance
committee, who are determine whether
the city can keep up the light and water
expense without the joint fines.
/ G. NJ. Hoover's residence will soon be
ready for moving into. Contractor VIM.
| Foley is putting the finishing touches,
and George S. Potter has completed the
| plumbing. The house is not large, but
| it is neat and up to date in conveniences.
The house will make comfortable home.
Mr.. Hoover has spared no pains or ex-
pense in surroundings, and the trees and
shruberry are attractive.
Memorial day exercises will be on Fri
day, May 80. and will be held in the rink
Memorial Sunday sermon will be de-
4 livered by Rev j. A. Lenehan, Sunday
afternoon, May 25, n the rink at 3 o'clock.
On Grafton day all the civic societies. be-
/ neyolent orders, etc, ministers, public
schools, and citizens generally, are inyit-
ed to attend memorial exercises. Decora-
ton day promises to be the best ever held
| in Dodge City.
On and after May the retail groeers
and meat shops of the city close their
/ places of business at O'Clock D. m.
Richard Stubs secured the signatures OF
the store keepers to this agreement. 1t
1 is a very good move All business houses
sht find IT advanta geous to close ear
/ lier hours. Thirteen hours is long enough
time for days business, An exception
Is made on the 18th of each month when
the pay checks arrive
For Sale or Trade
for cattle or land, livery barn and stock
at Gree nsburg. Kansas
HENRY ZIMMERMAN.
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