The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-05-25
News From
THE STATE SOLDIERSHOME
n Y 49,
AT Fort Dodge, KaS.

' day. That west wind was too strOn
Is for 1t.
More wind on the 10th. Some dirI
: and abont this time 1t Is cool for tn
season.
Miss Audrey Sturgeon has been dow
visiting her sister Grace, one of on
school teachers.
School will close here Friday, the 26.f
i. so The teachers and scholars can take
much needed rest
We have not heard anything about our
railway lately. We are willing to com.
promise on an electric line. Now laugh.
Dr. Hawkins has charge Of the sick in
the absence of Dr.. Draper. Tie old boys
still feel kindly toward DR.. Hawkins.
having been surgeon here for several
terms.
1t rained Saturday night and Sunday
it rained nearly all day. The ground is
too wet for all agricultural purposes.
Jerry Shaw, our engineer, will not have
10 furnish water to irrigate for weeks
looks like months at this distance.
May oath, al years ago, the writer
hereof was assigned small plot OF
ground In Andersonville prison, to have
and to hold the same until death us do
part" Oh, the blood of Douglass! Is
1t possible that the blood of Douglass
should come to this!
John w, Corey, II 4th MINI. Inf. has
gone to Colorado to take a much needed
rest. John has been gardner and ianitor
for several years and has been on the
Jump for that length of time. He be-
came much debilitated and knowing
something of the climate In the noun
tains In the good old summer time, has
gone henoe.
The 10th Corps had some very fine
sweet potato ridges upon the hillside but
the water came down and tore great gaps
through them. When those sweet pota-
toes grow to perfection the 18th Corps
VIII furnish the potatoes and the End
Corps the mutton, and we will have a
feast-a famous feast.
Comrade D. D. Rose A LIST N. Y. 1t.
AIT, has kindly furnished rs the partic.
ulars of the ice cream and strawberry
social by the W. r. c. Of Fort Dodge.
Total receipts $36.75, expenses 1928. so,
net proceeds $l3.25. The proceeds would
have amounted to more but the cake
gave out and number of young folks
rom Dodge were too late.
Wehad heavy rain the night Of the
18th. The wheat crop has been saved
or the third and last time. The farmers
iced not hesitate any longer They may
low procure lumber to enlarge their
Our gardens are thoroughly t
irrigated and we will not have to call on 1
erry Shaw for water for some time.
lope beams upon every countenance.
Mrs. Kate Posz, formerly Miss Kate
ughrue, has come on visit to her par
nts Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Sughrue. Her
ONE is in LaJunta, Colo. Mr.. Posi- is S
oming in few weeks when they will I
II visit relatives In Ashland and also. I
'st but not least, will 90 on a grand tt
uniting and fishing expedition. Watch k
ut for these columns when we hear the b
esult Of the hunt. L
Visitors: A. M. Barnes and daughter,
reensburg, Kas.; Emma Williams, y
ecos, New Mexico; Charles d. Mar. =
liant, Bucklin; j. B. Dobyns, Howard, y
as. =; James Dutro. Yates Center; Mrs. y
acock, Leavenworth; John Il. Richards y
j. l. G. New York; Arthur Adams; =
oscoe Keith, Ford City; II. C. Monroe, y
ONT Of Rocks, Kas.; Mrs, G. E. Dick - -
son, Garden City; M. W. Sutton, o
Beach Rldenour, Alex Gay, Mrs. E. L. "
airing, Miss Audrey Sturgeon, Mrs. v,
arbst. Louise Harbst, Mrs. j. c. Ault, =
| of Dodge City. "
Web I. Roth, II Goth Iowa Inf, is til
I'll superintendent OF grounds at the be
'spital and from present indications aa
ere will be and eclipse Of flowers that vi
III lay In the shade all previous flower iii
rdens. Last year those flowers were a. as
ghtto behold. The establishment of sy
g gentlemen aud the admiration of the m
dies. Do not think for q moment M
at we are spreading 1t on too thick" th
all who saw that wealth Of flowers Ike
u bear MS out in saying that the En- u.s.
ISL language 10 inadequate to describe in,
beauty of that sea Of flowers. This sol
not In line with "The drunkards of ban
'hrlam whose glorious beauty is of ca,
ding flower' at least not until there &C,
mes frest, a chilling frost" in bleak ell
'vember, no
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