The Globe-republican., 1902-08-14
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


Miss Hurley will be at her old place IN
the Bargain Store September ].
Four blocks north of Post Office. one
south loom fer rent Convenient, cool,
cheap. Mrs. j. G. BAIRD.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Burnett and son
who have been in Colorado for the past
six weeks, arrived home yesterday morn
ing.
John Miller was called to Ohio Sunday
by the illness of his grandmother. Word
was received here that her death occurred
Tuesday morning.
Persons desiring Refreshment or other
privileges in the Park during the Reun-
ion can secure the same by calling on
j. A. ARMENT, Secretary.
The Bargain Store has just received a
telegram from Miss Hurley giving notice
of her trip east to get the newest and up
to date styles in millinery.
Misses Emily and Lena Summersby
have returned from Lindsborg where
Miss Emily has been studying music.
She will continue her studies there this
winter and teach school near Lindsborg.
The services at ST. Cornelius church on
the coming Sunday, August II, will be
the holy communion at rs a. M, MORN
ing prayer and sermon at IL a. ~, even
ing service p. IN.
Private parties desiring tents for their
own exclusive use during the Reunion,
can make arrangements for them with
the secretary of the Association. j. A.
ARMENT, Secretary.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church of this city enjoyed a ride to the
country yesterday evening, and water
melon social at the pleasant home of
VIM. Burgess, three miles south of town.
The Order of the Eastern Star at their
meeting on Tuesday night was we'll at
tended. Miss Harriet Hobble was initi-
ated into the order. After the meeting
the members adjourned to Gissel's ice
cream parlors for refreshments. For the
next meeting banquet will be arranged.
The big tent was erected at the City
Park yesterday for the Methodist district
camp meeting and the meeting began
today. There will be number of prom.
inent church workers here this week
The Epworth League will take part in
the meetings this year.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
give-a social, dance and supper at the
rink on Wednesday evening, August 20.
The supper will begin at O'Clock and
will last until midnight. Dancing will
begin at O'Clock The affair promises
to be very enjoyable occasion. All are
invited. Music by Beeson's orchestra.
The Ladies Civic improvement club
met last Saturday afternoon at the Chris
tian church. The ladies have purchased
lumber for four large tables and Mr.. Jas
TAFT has made the tables free of charge.
They viii be used for picnics and parties
at the park. The ladies managed the
ticket sale for the Fat and Lean ball game
and made nice sum to use in improve
ment work.
Rev. J. WoIfenden of Sheffield, Eng,
formerly pastor of the Fourth Baptist
church of Chicago was here today, the
guest of Judge B. F. Milton. Rev Wolf
enden made extensive investments in
Western Kansas several years ago. He
went from here TO Denver.
About half of Dodge City stayed up
until midnight Saturday night to meet
the Elk IS special train When the train
arrived here the band members were
dressed in pajamas and were too bashfuI
to make parade The band manager
has promised to play here on their re-
turn trip.