The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-06-06

the Ladies Ald society VI tue AZ ~
Church served hot dinner and supper
wonder If the frost the other night
got that mutual telephone enterprise have
not heard anything of 1t since 1t was
young and tender, and II 1t was exposed
that night 1t may have got nipped.
j. r. McBrayer left Monday morning
on No. 50, for visit to bis brother In
Terre Haute, Ind, he has not seen this
brother for many years, and with adyanc-
ing age, the desire to see this oOyhood
playmate became too strong to resist.
Last Friday the Bucklin team went over
to Prat. to play game OF ball, we under
stand that they had some pretty fierce
playing, but the Bucklin boys came home
With the scalps Of the Pratt boys dangling
FROM their bells, fgurativly speaking.
Some OF the farmers think that they are
10 hard luck this spring, not only Is their
wheat frozen, but the ground squirrels are
taking the corn as fast as 1t shows through
the ground; we'll it does look as If they
were up against pretty hard proposition,
but If they will just keep their nerve they
iii $4,000 o,,t nj whit uat
The frost Of a week ago last Sunday
night, is still a lively subject for discussion
among the people, especially Its effect on
the wheat crop, everybody is discussing 1t
and about every one has bis own theory,
and no two seem to see 1t alike; as to the
amount Of damage by the freeze to the
wheat crop, opinions vary greatly, run
ing from 10 to 70 per cent, we can't tell
who is right, but 1t is probable that the
truth lays between the two extremes, we
hope that the 10 per cent man Is the near.
est to IL.
Head on collision Wednesday morning
as d. r. Birney was going to his work
walking fast, facing the sun, with MS
head down 10 shield his eyes from the
sun and 90 deeply engaged 10 his morning
meditations that he did not hear or see
anything until he colided with boy on q
wheel, their heads bame together, have
not seen the boy and don't know the ex-
tent Of his damage, but Blrney got Q cash
near the left eye that caused him to 60 to
the doctor and get some stitches taken In
1t. Moral, to avoid collisions 10 this
world, keep your head up and your eyes
open. ~
Decoration day, as q decoration day
here wasrather disappointment, but as q
rainy day 1t was success. but the clouds
broke away In the afternoon, and atabou'
four O'Clock the trip was made to the
cemetery, and the ceremony Of decorat-
ing the graves Of our dead comrades wal
carried out according to the ritual Of thu
G. A. r. AT night Prof. Seig Of Green's
burg spoke to good sized audience II
the tabernacle, and short program wa
given, and not withstanding the unfavor
able conditions, a very pleasant time wa
had.
Joe Worker Of Ford spent few hour
10 Bucklin Wednesday, he was on his wal
home from Hutchinson, Mr.. Worker
daughter had been attending school II
| Hutchinson, but the last week Of schoo
she was taken down with the measles, shl
got along all right, and wrote home th
last week, that she would come hom
about the middle Of this week, her parent
were afraid that she might start home be
fore she wa. re .lly able to make the tri
alone. and on Monday Mr.. Worker wen
to Hutchinson that he might take care Q
her on the home trip, be got there abou
midnight Monday night, not wishing I
disturb the people at his daughters board
IiDg house ct that unseemly hour, be wer
to hoteI, intending to call on his daughte
early Tuesday morning, buthe slept to
late, the young lady took the five o'cloc
train for home that morning, not think
Ing that there was any ole from home
near her. 90 Mr.. Worker Is returning, 0
1.-THE trail, but twenty-fCur hours behin'