The Globe-republican., 1902-07-03
Cold soda for warm People. city
City

Drug store.
Full line of schiIings' spices and ex-
tracts at STUBBs' Store.
Mrs George S. Potter went to Kansas
City yesterday to visit relatives.
Thirty-f1ve different kinds of fireworks
at the RACKET.
Mrs L. J. Petit john returned home
this week from a visit with friends at
Liberal.
GAIN STORE.
Full line of fresh frnit received daily
at STUBBs' Store.
Mr.. H. Al. Rink will preach at the
Pres byterian church next Sunday at
both morning and evening services.
Highest prices paid for hides at
STUBBs' Store.
The Philolnaths of this place spent a
day last week in Kinsley, where they
were entertained by the Woman's club
in very pleasant manner.
For Sale-n sold within 80 days. My
house where live, will be let go at a
bargain. Ask w. L. Coolidge or myself.
If J. M. DODGE.
Full line of Queensware at low prices
at STUBBs' Store.
Great reduction in Hamburg goods,
| tomatoes, corn, peas and succotash at
10 cts at STUBBs' Store.
Latest and Best Drinks at Gwinner's
| Soda Fountain.
| V. j. Tiefenbach has two advestise-
ments in this issue that will interest all
who contemplate buying watches.
Gissen 81 Son have big assortment of
| Fireworks of the latest patterns. 2t
Special attention given to orders for
Ice Cream. GIssEL & Son. If.
Don't put this paper down without
reading the Friday and Saturday bargains
offered in the Bee Hives new advertis-
ment. You will be the loser if you fai
| to read this stores offer.
Miss Caroline Setback of Milwaukee
| Wis, arrived here last Thursday to make
an extended visit to her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Mayrath. She ii
not a stranger here, as she has been here
before.
George SchelIack formerly of thi
place, was drowned at Galena, Kansa
on last Thursday: He was swimming il
a stream there and was attacked b.
cramps, or exhaustion, and sank befor'
help arrived. He was 25 years of ag
: and was the son of Dr. E. III. Schellacl
who lived at Fort Dodge a few years ago
Buy your bran, chop and shorts a
MEL g Sons.
There is considerable whooping cougl
in different parts of town. The thre
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Vine De Pu
have had a severe siege of it, and the cit,
attorney has had his hands full for tn
past week Mrs. De Pui's mother VIII
) lives at the place has been of great as
sistance in caring for the three patients
Uncle Joe Padgett is still s'seein'
things On Saturday last he invaded
) the home of a family of pole cats-th
} Mephitis Americana, to be polite about
) and disturbed the quiet of a mothe
cat and eight pole kittens. By the al
| of the dog and of course the boy, the
were all killed without the opportunity o
making oderous retaliation upon tn
hunters.
L. @. Grobety was good naturally ex
/ planning to the court house crowd thi
week that there is no such a thing a
/ keeping good man down. After com
ing out of his last political tussle disfigul
ed like man who had refused to go int
a cyclone cellar when he saw the funne
shaped cloud coming, he cast his ne
, again and this time it comes up with
, fish in it. He has Governor Stanley
signature to a commission. which de
clares to the world his appointment a
a notary public.
Mark Taylor who will some day be
railroad president or at the head of som
big financial institution concluded tina
his opportunities were too limited her
and left one day last week for the bus
east. At Kansas City the authorize
questioned this very young gentlema
and later advised his folks here of hi
, | whereabouts No one doubted Mark
ability to make his way but his friend
here were afraid that he might get sic
or meet with some accident, and SO b
, was brought home Sunday night.