The Globe-republican., 1905-03-16
of the time, the wind movement was
moderate for tile season. No yelocites
above 30 mllesper hour were experienced.
News From
THE STATE SOLDIERS HOME
At Fort Dodge, Kas.

4 Rev, Morrison preached on Sunday
the 9Th. Rev. +. W. Peck Of Dodge City
preached here the l2lh. He came to fil
the place Of Rev. RidenOur who was
sick.
Miss Nlta Mohler has quilt for a time
as teacher In the school here and Miss
Grace Sturgeon takes her place. Miss
Mohler is very interesting and talented
young woman. She came down Monday
to install Miss Sturgeon and take her
leave of the school. Miss Mohler's friends
will remember her kindly and wish her
success and happiness wherever she may
80.
John Jeffen, X 9th ILL.,, Is getting
along timely. John is the man who lost
his leg some time since.
Samuel Y. Leard, B 12Sth Ind thought
be had cancer in the upper portion of
the month and went to Kansas City to
see specialls]. He says be is cured.
Isaac Newman, A 9Th Ohio Inf. has
been quite sick, but is reported 10 be
much better
L. Prudens, @ 33rd Ind. and Mrs.
Pruiens have gone to visit their daugb-
ter in Colorado. They went about the
time of The storm some weeks ago, dau-
serous time to visit the mountains. Com.
inltnicatton is supposed to be cut off, for
We have heard nothing lately,
Comrade Paulk has survived the win.
ter and celebrated by having a birthday
party one night last week. 1t was Mrs. !
Paulk's 52nd birthday. There were
many in attendance and several happy !
hours were spent in memory of this 52nd
milestone to The Great Divide.
Mrs. Neal, daughter of Armstrong
Barker, Of Gosha's boarding house, has
been visiting her for several weeks. Mrs.
Barker is ailng and quite weak. Mrs
Neal goes back to Brownal soon.
We had quite a musical time at bar
racks No. (Angels) Friday night Mr..
and Mrs. Bller have a fine phonograph
and they kindly brought 1t with them for
our ediflcatlon, and we spent several
very happy hours listening all kinds Of
music. Comrade R. M. Sheallng Is the
sergeant Of the barracks and kindly !
ooked to our comforts. We had a re- |
erved seat in commanding position so !
he hours passed rapidly. Mr., and Mrs. ]
3iler did not ask for collection, but Bob =
appointed Evans and Sughrue to take up
unds amounting to $266. =
Visitors: J. W. Wilburn, visiting
4. W. Hall; Elmer Rider, visiting Com
ale Pierce; Emma Wheeler, Anna john g
on, May Miller, Dodge City; George i
4ord, Greensburg; Q. F. Culbertson, :
4amie Gray, Emma Welngarth, Dodge /
]ity; Richard johnson, Hutchinson; /
lrs. Cora Cain, Belvldere; Laura Tuttle, ,
Calvin Walden, National S
iilitary Home, Kas.; H. M. Holbrook, y
lolbrook; Mrs, s. Stubs, Alice Stur- !
con, Mrs. l.. Martin, Mrs. A. Fasig, &
Irs. Geo. Pond and Mrs. s. s. Green, u u
lodge City; Mrs. M, e, Smith, Addison, ?
'ermont; Mrs. VIM. Locke, Dodge City; l.
M. Thomas, Ellsworth; Miss Bessie u
overs, Minneola; H, C. Mcdowell, +
olorado; Willie Seward, Riney's ranch OF
ord county; John Thomas, son Of Com p
andant and Mrs. Thomas is home on Il ia
sit. John has been three years in The Ii'
my. Two years in the Philippines and N N
le year stationed In North Carolina. tv
fter while he will be known as an ~ +,
I'D Vet"
ist