The Globe-republican., 1907-04-04
W. A Inorganic barn on BIZ ranch ID

W. A MOrken'0 Darn On rhnCn ]
Nrth Rnscoe township was burned In
sunday together with oil Ito contents
There was but ono horae 10 tie barn q
the time but II was burned 20 badly thu
II died. -Four sets cf barnes were des
Ifroyed together IT'D pitchforks and othe
tools Of various kinds and also q new
buggy belonging to Joe Graham who WI
working on the ranch The fire ID cup
poped to have been started by some Of III
hoys smoking 10 the barn.-Jetmore r.
publican.
| Miss GussIe Magyar, daughter Of M
| sud Mrs. II. 4. Magyar Of the Soldiers
Home, died Of consumption on last Tues
| day. The funeral services were held a.
$3.50 O'Clock today, and were conducted
by Rev. Chsmblln, . retired minister who
prer hes occasionally at the Fort. The
school was di.nli-s~d this afternoon and
the girls Of her class took charge Of the
singing. Ola family Of for children,
two girls and one boy bnve passed away
with the smine iisesse. There b ono little
girl left 10 the family now. Tho funeral
this afternoon was very large oue, "a
the little girl had made many friends in
her school and home life.
L. Travnor Of McPheraon county WAS
an interested visitor 10 this city Monday,
It being his first visit here since the year
1867. At that time Mr.. Trsynor held a
government position at this point and
made his bome here for several year..
He tells many interesting anecdotes Of
The Indian fights and cowboys and thr
wild life led IN western Kansas &C that
time. He Gays there were practically M
trees or buildings except few south OF
the railroad tracks. H. WIS much inter.
-st-d In the rapid growth Of Dodge City
IN every way, morally as well as 10
modern buildings and population,
A quiet wedding was sOlemnized at ibe
home Of Mrs Mary Gilpin on Easter sun
LAY at $50 O'clock, at which tune Mls'
Ethel wallace aud Albert Allen Williams
we're united 10 marriage by Rev l'a-
boIen Of the Methodist Episcopal church
LOUIS Williams, Miss Beulah Gilpin aud
Mrs. Gilpin we're the only persons PRES
ant at the ceremony. The groom |. tint
.ou of B 4 Williams Of this city and aa'
4 great many friends and scquaIntanc e'
| % wish them happiness. The bride ais'
has a number of friends 10 this CITY
The young couple will make their nun
on the Fitzgerald raoch with the WI
Iiams family for short tine.
Gluck 9 opera house was comfortably
filled on last Monday evening for III
production of the western play "At Grip
ple Creek" The drama III four acts WA
we'll worth hearing and was well acTe,l
me scenes were laid around Crippl
)rrek and the gold mines aud was rypi
cal Of that city 10 its earlier days. Tier
was some shooting bat not enough Of
onbsrdment to deuact from the pi ~
There were many humorous situation
which we're acted 10 very easy an
pleasing manner. OF the ten character
the Mexican, Indian, jos MaytieId q
The Parson," Maggie Mason, the prid
II Cripple Creek, we're especially goo'
but all we're well fitted for their part
The Company carried some special seen
cry. the gold nina scene In the third "
being the best. The house orebesrl
furnished music. Manager Gluck hi
,ad a large number Of rood compani'
bis season and has succeeded well
seeping out the poorer class Of plays.