The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-12-14

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meeting, being absent In The city, bnswe
isarn that ut the lset meeting, COM
mittee Of three were appointd % takea
other step In thr premises Names Of
committee, Pat r. SuTrue, VIM =. Spen-
Ger, Virgil IA. Walker. Tho committee
went to Dodge City, and intervewed the
Commercial Club, who promisod 10 DO
every thing In their power to vet line on
its feet The prospects seem to be bright
Tickets gentlemen "
AS to the famous scut- of to Albuquer-
Que, we read so much about, Santa Fe
men IN Topeka say "thatibrough passenn-
ger trains Will sill continue to run BY
the way OF LaJunta, Trinidad and Las
Vegas to vet to Albuquerque, Instead OF
going over the new cutoff, Topeka
Capital, Dec. 9th.
We wrote a few weeks ago. OF Judge
N. v. Mondy, brother OF Mrs. Swinney
here a few weeks while on his way to
Hot Springs Ark. aud Of hls being greatly
benefited by his short stayhere. He died
at Hot Springs only few days aftes ar.
irving there. Mrs. Swinney learned q
his death by telegram from the Judges
wife who is still In Nebraska. His name
first was Martin Van Buren,, but be did
not Ike the Van Buren, part, 50 be chang.
ed II to virgil Martin Virgil Moudy.
Comrades Laws and Thompson who re-
gently died and Of whom we spoke last
week were both buried inthe Home cell-
etery the 9TH, the first at2P M, and the
latter at SPIN. Quite humber ofthe
old boys and number Of the ladies
marched In .procession. Several other Of
the old soldiers are very low. =
The thanks Of tic old boys, and
especially the Meade UonsiOgsnt ars
hereby extended to Frank fuehr d the
Meade Globe for contributing Z FREQ copy
Of his paper to tbs Soldiers Home ~
knew Frank wonld 40 me right thing II
properly represented tolhims The writer
ofthls and Capt Sencsnpich are The lass
81 the Msadss, a. isfas this Home Il oon.
csrned.F sit3aSi wa 500
Attention: a number 81 shs old ysss,
wouid sllksito lknox,lf ths roster n lear
last FsaaIon MA Published. sH 4 wsaws
have fAllsd 10 sssor hser anything tbsrss
ID u We have ! sopySof thsl roster. for
1908 bas none Tor 1904, nor for 1905. I 70
iinakinE notss they come IN very handy
for rsfsrsnce.e Fyt M ssfsifl sfss
g4git Sah itSAH 4sH s:li9s &a sf
1 Ths, Rrssidsas aosoFdIHR y hls mtn re
lsia fayoref Ihs old aeldisTa haylak :
sssqusss deal ri Hs saya .'IiisA nAissF
81 unmlxsd saiIsfaeteao nes norss to.ssll
attention 70 ths excellent work d shs
bsnsiop bursap; nj tue veterans " TIE
Owl war have ! gIlrsstsr clslm npon %
lshan Any other slpss n oaf eI,IEsn.s.s 4 10
them, isat A. Al apaopg spf psppls, honor
ID due That's about &c strong asIWs
loohld make Il five were i.oswrlss II cut-
selves. II III s
/ We &c 10 .hS pres shsts Il chanss
for 4 rsilroad, from Medidns Lodge yia
Dodge clty 70 Denver. lf.ws, could q
duce them to cross the river here, We
would bslin the sWim saurs. This town
Il growing, 81 additional members ORDER
"a 10 20 new houses. and railroads In
prospect.
We see that our old ComEade Julius a..
Ballow. D. 18th III. Inf Il admitted into
the National Home a Lsavsnwortn.
Furthermore our old Com. MAJ. Homer
W. Pond ". Sd via Cav, i admitted
and sent to the hospital. Also that
Julius 8. Taylor an old timer Of this
place has been admitted to tho Lsavcn-
worth Home. He was once Quarter
master Sergeant Of this home. He has
gone to meet Comrades, Roberts. Shear
Ing, Shoemaker and others On the banks
Of the Big Muddy.
Asa D. Sldwell, the old boy who lost
his feet ina blizzard outwestsom whers
d back again. Asa was not in the army,
but was admitted to the home By act of
the legislature. SoAsa was . soldier BY
breyet, a. Lincoln would say The boys
made up - or l3 dollars and sent to him
q iew weeks since and i touched Asa 10
4 tende. spot, He bad no Idea that the
old boys thought 50 much 81 him. He Ii
from Marion County,