The Globe-republican., 1904-08-18

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George W. Ashley N Glib W. Va, lnt.-
D; Thomas Cordinilsy, U. s. Navy-C.
4 Mrs. Otis Cureton, daughter Of Mrs.
Augustus Arnold, Of Eden, Florida II
here. Eden Is on the southeast coast and
the principal production there Is pine
apples She reports fine crop.
Gus drives his own hack At present
He has much hay to make and has all tht
force be can muster to make hay while
the sun shines.
Mrs. Arnold has another daughter WIS.,
Itlng from Topeka, Mr.. R. H. Stewart
She comes from Topeka and goes from
here to Tuc.on, Arizona.
Mrs. Frank Thullen, sister OF Mrs. Pal
Sughrue 10 here from Pueblo, Colorado
for short visit. The Thullen's have
lived In Pueblo for near IS years.
Another glorious shower In Southwest
Kansas as Frank Fuher of the Meade
Globe used to say.
Mrs. Ray Of Bradford, Pa, with bel
brother 7. s. Gibson and Mrs. Gibson
was down to see friends the l4th. Com.
rade Gibson ot'Pa. cavalry Is engineer al
the Harvey House at Dodge City, and |!
an engineer Of some note.
Later visitors in the home: Mrs. A. E.
King, Alta King, Kansas City, Mo-;
Bonnie Bartlett, Dodge City, Kas., Mrs.
Florence Glover, Kansas City, No.;
Charles D. Hoyt, Plat Rogers, Denver,
Colo.; Clyde Dawson, Canon City, Colo;
]. B. Evans, North Topeka, Kss.; Mrs,
Frank Thullen, Willie Thullen, Tlllie
T'hullen, Pueblo; Clara Gordon, Macomb
ILL.,; Arch Ffink, Cinarron, Kas. J. C,
Monroe, Spearyllle; Grace POmeroy,
Dodge City.
All visitors are requested to view Geo,
Barlow's buildings, The paint and work
shop Is newly painted red, the bell tower
red, white and blue, while the residence
Is green trimmed ln white. Geo. w. is
ordinance officer and has saved the state
many thousands Of dollars. 1t has been
said that there 10 only one other man In
here who could do that business. At
some time ln the future we will partici.
larize as to the multltudinous duties Of
this office.
On Thursday night, the II, we had
another campfire. 1t does moi take long
to get up campfire here we are so close
together. Comrade Sardine Y. Paulk.
Go. X, 73 0, Inf, and who ia the driver
of the hack went to the city and brought
out Judge Ed Madison, Mr.. W. r. Madi.
son, a cousin of'tbe Judge from Kansas
City, and Mr.. Vance, the Judges father
in-law. The first thing on the docket
was opening address by Capt. J. R,
Sencenlch, who called the meeting to
order, renlarklng that we would have an
old fashioned campfire, After Marching
through Georgia we had recitation and
song by five little girls led by Miss Vera
Thomas which brought forth much ap-
plause as they rected the several parts
assigned them. Barbara Fretchie by
Mrs. Graves was well rendered, as we'll
as parody on the same In Dutch by
Comrade Leard which caused much
merrlment and great applause. Rally
Around the Flag was sung with a vim
and much feeling. Recitation, The
Coffee Cooler and Government Pauper,
by Comrade Cumback, who when he
arose askedfor some old comraie to pre-.
sent himself upon the platform to be
talked to. Comrade Pruden, who Is a
matter Of fact man, stepped up not think.
Ing what was coming. As Comrsds
CumbaCk began to abuse him for being
a sneak and coffee cooler, Comrade
Pruden began to look mad-lt sounded
so real. And when he was further called
a skulksr and government pauper l
thought CcnlrAde Prlden was going to
hit him and when he was further char
aclerized as a government pimp, a
guerllla--or something to that effect, 1t
looked as though he would actually get
busy with that strong right arm. Song
Of a thousand years by Mrs. McBratney,
who is a fine singer and sang this song
with pathos and tenderness, taking our
memories back to long ago. Select read
Ing, Custer Is dead. This was concern
Ing Custer's last fight on the Little Big
Horn, Song, They Drafted him into The
Army by Mrs. Arbough. A song with
much sentiment and which was finely
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