The Globe-republican., 1904-10-06


Mrs. Russell will open up dress making
parlors over thu York-Ksy store, has a
diploma from one Of the largest dress
making establishments In 81, Joseph, Mo.
Of which she lss graduate.
We have just reCslved 4 fine line Of
Mems and sweaters. Just the thing
for fall. York-Key Mer. Co.
Buy your plano at home where you can
see aud try them before you buy. We
will save you money. P. H. Young.
Grant Hale came up from Hutchinson
Sunday to look for evidence against
some persln VINO threw brick through
Santa Fs train window Saturday night.
When Genaal Manager Mudge's special
was about three miles west Of Spearvllle
some one threw brick through the car
window near where Mr.. Nudge was alt-
ting. The act IL a penltentlary ofense
and Mr.. Hale had Instructions 10 make
careful search for evidence against the
guilty party 1t Is thought that 1t was
the work Of some tramp.
Ifyour eyes trouble you, see P. H.
Young, the opticlan. Costs no more to
have them fitted correctly. All the latest
styles.
Mr'W. G. BaOhman, piano tuner late
with the JuliusBa Piano Mfg. Co., 10
permanently located with P, H. Young.
Leave orders for tuning at once.
The Wing collars for men this fall is
1t. We have the latest. Call and see
then. York.Key Mer. Co.
Lost-Tu nday evening, a ladies black
silk coat Finder please return to the
office OF Sutton & SCates,
The ladies Of the Embroidery club on.
tertained their husbands at a dinner given
on Friday evening at the home Of Judge
and Mrs. Z. H. Madison.
John Hobble has been yislting friends
In Emporia for the past few days on his
way home from et, Louis.
Gordon i. Finley left Friday evening
for visit to tho 81, Louis exposition,
The office Of division freight agent
which Is located here will be moved to
Hutchinson soon. The move will be
made to accommodate Mr.. Walker, the
agent, who was formerly agent at Hutch.
inson and who owns a home there.
Q. A. Thompson arrived home Sunday
from St. Louis and left again Tuesday
on business trip to Kansas City.
IA Girl From Dixie" was at Glucks
opera house on last Thursday evening
and was much enjoyed by the theater
goers here. The same company are play
Ing this week in Kansas City to large
audiences.
Trainmaster Coffey stayed at Great
Bend few days during the flood, regu-
latlng the train service west from that
point.
W. II. Patterson and D. A. Starr Of
Ford were In Dodge City on business
Tuesday.
A tragedy" occurred at Offerle last
Sunday. A solitary lonely-looking case
Of beer was unloaded there and a few
men stood on the platform wistfully eye
Ing the door Of the express car As the
case was lifted from the car the bottom
fell out and twenty bottles out OF the
twenty-iour were smashed.
Miss Ida Hobble left Saturday morn.
Ing for Kansas City. She will enter the
M. E. deaconess school there.
s. P. Reynold and wife returned from
the fair at 81. Louis Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs, Archer and Mr.. Fay Of
Haskell county were In Dodge City on
business Wednesday.
Judge VIM. Easton Hutcheson and
wife Of Garden City were visiting In our
City several days Of this week. The
Judge had a runaway recently and was
badly shaken.up by being thrown from
The buggy.
DR.. D. Il. Simpson while at the St.
Louis exposition heard some Of the mu-
slc Of the unClvlllSed tribes Of the Philip.
pines and declares tha. they give a very