The Globe-republican., 1902-06-26
LOCAL NEWS.

Drug store.
Full line of Schillings' spices and ex-
tracts at SruBBs' Store
W. j. Fitzgerald returned home Sun
day night from visit at Excelsior
Springs
Closing out spring Millinery. BAR
GAIN STORE
Miss Tura Beeson a niece of C. NJ
Beeson Of this place has gone to Dali
hart, Texas fora visit with her brother
who is in the employ of the Rock Island.
Full line of fresh fruit received daily
at STUBBs' Store
Mrs. Summersby and number of her
lady friends and their families will en-
Joy a picnic in the park tomorrow after
noon and evening.
The five counties of the Arkansas val
lev in Eastern Colorado, one of the most
favored regions of the West, contemplate
making a joint exhibit as a part of the
Colorado exhibit at the Worlds Fair
The ladies of the Eestern Star held a
pleasant social at the home of DIR. GAL
land on Tuesday evening. The proceeds
from ice cream sales will be given TO the
Masonic Home at Wichita.
HlQn0SC OFFICES pdlO AOI LINUS a.
STUBBS' Store.
Governor Stanley has turned into the
state treasury So 900 received from the
government as aid for the State Soldiers
home at Dodge City. The government
pays the state a certain sum for each
veteran soldier supported in a state home.
For Sale-If sold within 80 days. My
house where live, will be let go at a
bargain. Ask w. Il. Coolidge or myself.
If j. NJ. DODGE
The cool weather of last week gave the
members of the Phenix club an oppor-
| tunity to enjoy one of their pleasant
dancing parties on Friday evening
Beeson's orchestra furnished delightful
music for the occasion.
| Full line of Queensware at low prices
| at STUBBs' Store.
| Judge B. f. Milton was nominated by
the Populists at Topeka, Tuesday for one
of the Supreme court justices for six
year term, and his name will be the
state fusion ticket. The delegates from
| this county were Judge Milton, P. NJ
! Incl and DR.. Hollopeter. Messrs. w. f.
Petition, f. J. Oyler and Grant Hale at
| tended the convention from here.
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tomatoes, corn, peas and succotash a
10 cts at STUBBs' Store.
! The report in Dodge City about thre,
| weeks ago to the effect that Harry Nor
veil during his last sickness had attempt
4 ed suicide. and had also attempted Il
kill his children was mistake, and it il
unfortunate that SO groundless repor
should have been circulated. Hi
0fH Toll IL ;fx-
| who was here to attend the funeral las
week, says there was no foundation 70
| the report whatever. MI. Norvel suffered
| terribly during his last days, but bore hi
suffering bravely
Latest and Best Drinks at Gwinner'
Soda Fountain.
One of the particularly interesting
features of the Sunday School convention
held in Dodge City last week was thu
song service conducted on Tues
day afternoon by Miss Fannie Brown o
the Pleasant Hill Sunday School. Las
winter a chorus was organized in thu
Pleasant Hill school and it has beer
making rapid advancement in singin e
Their leader was c. w. Hamilton vh'
conducted the chorus in an able name
and the success of this chorus should en-
courage the other schools over the count.
to form similar organizations. At tn
convention Mrs. B. F. Milton conducted
the song service in the evening. TIL
choruses of the different Sunday School
of Dodge City, aud the chorus of Pleas
ant Hill Sunday School Joined togethe
in making the evening service a season Q
inspiring songs, long to be remembered
Gissen 6 Son have a big assortment Q
Fireworks of the latest patterns. Ut
, The following story has gone tn
rounds of the press Mike Sutton: III
was sueing railroad for damages for tn
death of a section laborer. In Stain
the case, Mr.. Sutton said: ION certai
morning. gentlemen of the jury. this ma
was seen to take his dinner pail and q
TO his work. He was seen trayelin
down the railroad track on that mornIn
, and was never seen alive again until b
was found dead the next day.
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