The Globe-republican., 1905-11-30

psaahsof Dr. Tandy y- DR. +. n.
Tahdy, for more than twenty years
prominent physician Of Winfield,
died Of Bright's disease. He was for
ave- years a partner Of Dr, George I'm
erson, a well known surgeon Of south
ern Kansas and Oklahoma.
no Cut OH Runs In Half. - Orders
have been received In the Chautau-
qua county field to cut down the oil
runs about onehalf. This means that
from 1900 to 1000 barrels Of oil per
day will be taken in this county where
the runs have been about double that
amount. .ls w "
Husking for the Church. Fifteen
church women at Sterling recently
husked forty-nine bushels of corn In
one hour. which netted their church
$2050 Their husbands have spent
$40 for liniment and flesh lotions to
cure their wives hands. Good thing
for, the church, but poor investment
for the husbands.
They Visit Lawrence. - More than
one hundred students of the Rosedale
branch Of the University of Kansas
medical school visited the university,
accompanied by fifteen members Of
the faculty. The visitors attended
chapel and heard a talk by DR.. v. c.
Vaughn of the University Of Michi-
gan on Modern Medicine"
Taking Church Census. The
preachers Of Topeka want to find out
what the church population Of the
town is. so they organized an army
Of 200 canvassers and took census
Of the city. The returns will be tabu-
lated as soon as possible. They esti-
mate that there are about 10000
church members, exclusive of child
rem under Is years Of age, in the
town.
Southern Gets New Cars. - A con-
signment of 200 freight cars has just
been received by the Kansas City
Southern out of the installment Of
1000 that was ordered this summer
Several Of the new cars are being
used and all Of them will be sent out
along the road as fast as possible.
The increased freight traffic has Gre
ated big demand for cars and the
200 received will but temporarily re-
lieve the situation. The balance are
expected before the first Of the year.
Inspect Topeka Route.-J. H. Rich
ardson, superintendent Of the Kansas
City Western Electric Railway Com
pany, and Frank Monks, representing
eastern capitalists, have returned
from an automobile trip through the
southern part of Leavenworth coun.
ty to inspect a route between Kansas
City and Topeka for a new electric
line. They Travelled over the old Nc
Daniels route between Bethel and
Bonner Springs. Part Of this route
is graded.
viii Build Interurban. - Arkansas
Citys commercial club, at meeting
held recently agreed to accept the
proposition made by Heahern &
Brother to finance the interurban road
II the city will issue $4,000 worth of
bonds for the roads aid and give It
a site for depot. The site for the
depot has already been selected. 1t
Is announced that work will begin as
soon as bonds are voted. The road is
to connect Arkansas City, Winfield
and Chilocco.
Hoo-Hoos at Larned.--Larned with
its proverbial good luck, will be IA
vored with an event ON Dec. s that
promises to mark an epoch in the his
tory of its existence, and insure 1t
place on the map. In the future the |
Oldest inhabitant will always refer to
1t, and state the incident occurred so
long before, or so many years after.
On that day there will be gathered
the hosts of Hoo-Hoo, the lumbermen's
order. who have adopted the black
cat as their emblem, and the figure 8
as q symbol.
,,Hsceivers Make Report. ~ The re.
porta Of the G. ]. Devlin receivers ap-
pointed by the United States district
court In the bankruptcy proceeds,
VIII Cyrus Leland, ]. e. Hurley and
Walter Reeves, made its appearance
In pamphlet form, consisting Of $40
pages. The report gives thorough
detailed statement Of all the assets
and liabilities. A schedule Of the
drafts, notes, etc, is shown. The
property OF the mines and stores is
given I'd the slightest detail The re-
port shows the total assets to be
s4956.94S and the total liabilities
s4,5s2,20S.26. The contingent liabili-
ties are estimated at ss74,62s.o7, but
their value has not yet been fully de-