The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-06-08

possessions, Others use language pro-
scribed by the third commandment, and
not all of them show the gratitude the
occasion demands. 1t is when they troop
back to the city, rosy checked and bright
eyed, with their little brains full of new
impressions that the philanthroplsts get
their reward. I'D be willing to work
twice as hard. a Chicago woman who
had been stage managing Fresh-ai
companies for sixteen years, told me
last August, Just for the sake of know
ing that they will be better all winter for
their summers trip"
Spearvile News, June |: AT three
O'Clock today, In the presence OF only the
immediate families, at the home OF the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs G. +. Wey-
and in Spearvile, Kansas, Mr. Pearl
Bar.leo and Miss Mabel Weyand were
made man aud wife, DR.. j. W. Thomp-
son of Dodge City being the officiating
clergyman. The bride and groom to be,
entered the parlor to the strains of the
wedding march played by Miss Stella
Baird. The bride was attired in white
silk crepe de chine over white silk, the
groom In conventional black. After the
ceremony dinner was served. This
young couple is well known to everyone
in the community, They leave tonight
on their wedding trip and will make
their home In Arkansas for time.
Bucklin will soon be ready to properly
entertain trouble in case it should visit
that town. A military company has been
organized and to date has the following
members: w. C. Hogan, W.P. Powell,
NJ. P. Bible, Roy Il. Alexander, W.
Tarbox, D. II. Hampy, l.. L. Butlolph,
G. B. Gresham, Jas. Dicus, j. A. Lynch,
L. C. Gresham, w. d. Handy, Fl. g.
Taylor, Bert Rowland, Elmer King,
w. H. Hill, Clenna McNutt, Archie
Fisher, W. II. Dellinger, Frank Dren-
nan, Charles II. Redfeld, Artie L. Cum.
Minis, Steve Madden, Ford City; Claude
Browning, Ford City; Frank Sisson,
Kingsdown; Otto Davis, and Walter II.
Dellinger.
DR.. Otis Thompson, son of Rev. and
Mrs. j. w. Thompson of this city is Wis
iting his parents here. He has very
thoroughly and carefully prepared him
self far his chosen profession and since
has had great deal of ex-
perience in one of the large eastern hos
pitfalls. He ia particularly efficient in
surgery and already has made quite a
mark In difficult surgical operations. DR..
Thompson had tlattering opportunities
in the east but decided that he would
settle in Kansas. The western people
and the western ways are more attractive
10 a Kansas boy. DR.. Thompson has
picked Hutchinson In selecting q perma-
1ent residence in Kansas and will open
IN Office there soon.
From the Mcpherson Republican:
The funeral services Of Miss Garlic
Ieithecker and VIII Z. Gonter. who lost
heir lives by drowning at Dodge City,
we're held at the Heilhecker residence
his afternoon at 1850. The services
we're conducted by the Rev. L. G.
The body Of Miss Heitheekcr
vas laid to rest in the Mcpherson GENE
cry, while that of her uncle was shipped
0 Sycamore, ILL.,, where It will be laid
'eside the graves Of bis wife and child.
here were many beautiful floral Offer
ngs on the black and white Baskets.
vii GoDther was about thirty.fiye years
Id and Miss EIeithecker would have been
wenty.three years old on the thirteenth
/ June. The bodies were brought In
esterday noon on the Santa Fe and an
immense crowd OF friends and sympa.
nizsrs thronged the depot PLATFORM j.