The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1902-06-05

Of hay So on the ton in Topeka
Miss Rose B1dd was one of the grad
yates of the Marion high school
The graduating class of Garnett con-
sisted of two boys and two girls
At Minneapolis the high school grad
mating class consists OF five boys and
one girl
Pension Agent Mescalf finds scores
OF pensioners on the list who bear his
fannily name
The Wichita high schools graduating
class Numbered ezs 4s young women
and "a young men
Dickinson county has p postof1ces
all con neeted by telephone with Abb
lene, the county seat
Entire orchards in LeaTenvorth
county have been stripped of their TO
hage by eanker worms
The Emporia school board has de-
eided to add a manual training depart
ment to the city schools
John Tearney, of Neosho Rapids,
was shot by two tramps Officers are
the trail of the tramps-
The meeting of the State Sunday
School convention at Salina opened
with 600 delegates present
-
We're drowned in the Kaw at Kansas
City, Kansas; within a week.
The enrolment at Kansas university
the first of May was 1890, which
was sc more than on the same date
last year
Major Calvin Hood has disposed of
much of his stock in the Emporia Ma
tiona1 bank, and contemplates remov-
ing to Topeka.
Miss Emma Edington, of Chetopa,
received double fracture of the thigh
and lost her house, both from the wind
storm of last week.
The G. A R. State encampment
elected II. c. Loomis of Winfield as de-
partment commander. The next en-
campment will be held at Mcpherson
and the reunion will be held at Wich-
tia.
Allen Reed. aged 60, of Marshall
county, is dead. He was a member of
the Kansas legislature when Pomeroy
was politically buried. Mr.. Reed made
three tours around the world during
his eventfu1 life
Reports of the rain on the 21st came
from every section of Kansas and near
Iy all use t'heaviest'' as their chief adj
jective. The rainfall was nowhere
less than an inch and up to over three
inches for the day.
The new telescope for the Kansas
Wesleyan university at Salina has been
received and is being placed in readi-
ness for use. The object lens is twelve
and one-fourth inches in diameter; said
to be the largest one in the state.
c. A. Ousler, of Circlevil1e, one of
the first to bring a stock of merchandise
into jackson county and for many
years the banker of his town, died the
other day. Old settlers of jackson and
Nemaha counties mourn the loss of an
early and true friend.
The attendance at Bethany this wear
is 500, the number of graduates this
week eighty-fve. During the year
1000 volumes have been added to the
library, one of the best athletic fields
in the state completed and good teams
in football, baseball and basket ball
Geo. w. Martin, secretary of the
Kansas Historical society, has turned
over to the College of Emporia $50 vol
umes relating to Kansas and Kansas
matters. He owns the largest collec-
ton of this class of books in existence.
While checking off the books as he
packed them to send to Emporia he
found that there were 40 volumes miss
ing. and it will be some time before
his wrath subsidies.
The first feature of interest to APP
pear at the Fort Scott G.. A R. reunion
was the contest for department COM
mander- II. G. LOOMS and D. R. An
thony We're parties who divided the
crowd between themselves
new graft has developed in Nc
Pherson county. man goes from
house to house and pulls teeth without
pay on condition that a new set will be
purchased from him. a few days later
he calls agrin and collects half the
price of the plate and never comes
back.
The assessors OF Pratt county report
that last year there were employed in
the county from the outside in the har-
vest ], 1s6 men and 426 teams. The as
SCISSORS estimate that there will be
needed in this years harvest ], 55s men
and $40 teams