The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-05-04
News From
THE STATE SOLDIERS HOME
AT Fort Dodge, Kas.

| The old saying that 'if 1t rains OF
Easter Sunday 1t will rain seven Sunday
following" received severe jolt, fo
Sunday, the 30th, was one of the fines
days on record. On Easter Sunday il
rained all day.
The Arkansas has been up but we have
no bridge to lose.
We would suggest that whenever you
have to repair or build the bridge south
OF the city, that 1t be built straight with
the street. That will put the south end
farther,up stream and the water will not
strike 1t with such terrific force.
Comrade K. NJ. Wilson is just back
from furlough to Nebraska, where be
went to visit his two boys He had not
seen them for years Z. N. was in A
10th Mo. Inf. His visit has given him a
fine complexion and gain of twenty
pounds.
The public highway is nearly dry
again.
Frank Ridenour has been dangerously
Ill. His brother Charles has been down
to see him.
Bro. Morrison of Cimarron preached
the Both. His wife came with him.
Mrs. Andrew Eyarts is much better
Andrew was in the 4th Ohio Inf. and was
one of the regiments composing the
Glbralter brigade, 1st Brig Bird Div, End
corps. 1t was named the Gibralter brig.
ade by General French com manding the
Division at Antetam, be cause five Diff
ferent charges of the enemy were broken
to pieces trying to take tho position &C.
cupled by this brigade.
D. S. Moody, G 4th N. H. Inf. Is with
us again, sent TO the hospital
Paulk, Sardine X, is the way his nome
appears of record in 1902. He still de-
|ivers groceries on Saturday and drives
The headquarter hack when needed, We
make out our acquisitions for groceries
IN Friday morning and they are delivered
IN Saturday morning.
We have not been troubled much so
ar by The trusts.
We went to the city Thursday expect
ng to stay several days but had a severe
Ittack of fever and returned home. Com
ade Paulk thinking to sympathize with
IS said that the way it serves me when |
70 to town | always come home sick.
'aulk's sayings often have very deep
meaning.
Milton Wagner is the name of our big
i'd we spoke of recently. We guessed
his age and weight. He Is Is years
Id and weight 194 pounds. We missed
n the weight. Q. #. Wagner is the old
They both sang during the
lay, Milton sang, Amanda | will be
our beau. On account Of illness we
annot reproduce the notes "caught on
lie fly, but there are no flies on us as
ppears at the present writing.
Col. r. j.. Hurd Of Pueblo was here
aging visit to his many friends and
leir name Is legion. lie was a member
the late famous 10th General Assem-
y in which occurred the contest for h
,vernor-Peabody VS. Adams. Col. /
urd was Lieut.. Col. of the 2nd Ky. Inf.
I'd also Col Of the l73rd .. Inf. He Il
as captured near Charleston, West Va, ?
AIDE his escape to Washington where he y
as welcomed by Admiral Dalghren. &
e is we'll liked by the old boys whose
Use he always champions.
We will give the ages of those over so
ars OF age MS appears in the June REQ Il
d of 1904. surprising that they are a
ar older this year: George G. Arm :
rong II lO4th Ill. Inf, 81; Lewis c.
eeks, 18th Pa. Inf, So; Ezekiel
owning, d 10Th Kan. Cav, "a; Martin N
Her, @ Usage Co. battalion, 50; James
Thomas, G End Col. Cav, 50; George u,
lemuth, G 18th Mo. INF, 50; Henry g
lrsbfeld, A 7th Kan. CAY, 81; James ga
'ok, b la Ind Inf, 80. And suppos. =,
them to he a year Older as per record
'se under 60 are: James Gray, B I47th in
Cav, 81; John Graves, X 2S.h Iowa W
f., 81; James N. Armour, L 18th Ill.
", 5S; George E Barnes, l 5Sh Ind ."