The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-05-26
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Superintendent. A. Smith Of the city
schools will visit next week at his old
home In Shawnee county returning the
following week to teach In the normal
here.
Principal Miller Of the high school will
60 to Lindsborg next Saturday to attend
the commencement Of the Bethany Col
lege where he will be one Of the gradu.
ates.
II Its Gwinner's Ice cream Its the best
Mrs. H @. Herby, Of WInslow; Ariz.,
formerly Of Dodge City, visited friends
here few days this week before going
to Newton to visit her parents, Judge
and Mrs. Bowman,
Now Is the time of the year thatevery-
body cleans house, and nearly every body
needs something in the way Of carpets or
furniture. we have 1t for sale. Home
Furnishing Co. IT
The twenty-five ladies Of the Embrold-
cry club were guests tf Mrs. q. A. Mil
ton last Thursday afternoon. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Crumbine.
When you take up your old carpet and
find that 1t is not worth lacking down
again, 10 not worry about 1t but remem-
Der that In a couple Of hours you can
have a new one made and down on your
floor If you buy 1t Of the Home Furnish
Ing Go. If
Miss nellie Starrett, who has been one
Of the teachers here this year, will leave
Monday for her home In Missouri to
spend the summer.
For Sale-Tive room houie. Good
barn, good location. Inquire Of J Hanna.
Bert Hobble, who has been In the bank
at Bucklin, hasgone to Coldwaler to take
a position In the bank there.
Bucklin and Ford had good rain last
evening.
We have just unloaded the second car
Of furniture for this spring and 1t will do
you good and make you feel as though
you we're in X. G. to take a look through
our store. G. A. Hulpieu, Manager,
Home Furnishing Co. .. II
The reception given Saturday evening
by the Juniors to the Senior class Of the
high school was an altogether brilliant
affair. The reception was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gwinner. The
rooms were decorated beautifully and
the program was one worthy OF this ex-
bright class, The Juniors,
L. L. Taylor & Co. give prompt atten-
lion tU real estate, loans and insurance.
For Sale or Thoroughbred
Hereford bull 2 years old. J. G. TUCK
Or, Howell Station. tt
We are doing a nice piano business and
want to do more. Sold and rented on
Easy terms. P. H. YOUNG,
Mr.. Dryer left for Indianapolis
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of bis
'ather.
The members of the High school were
entertained last night by their principal,
Karl Miller. The rooms were tastifully
decorated In the Senior and Junior class
,ol0rs. The musical numbers rendered
Turing the evening showed the High
chool contained some good musicians.
Refreshments were served. Another de.
lghtful evening was enjoyed by these
'oung people before they are separated.
Miss Bertha Stockwell has returned to
Dodge City. Miss Stockwell 10 acting as
asher at the York.Key store.
Miss Lois Sammys Of Great Bend Is
listing Miss Sadie Hanna.
The Eudeavor Of the Christian church
will have a social at the home Of Rev.
!. s. McGlll next Wednesday night, June
/. 1t Is important that every endeavor
10 present and that each influence some
thers to come.
For Rent-Rooms for lodging or house.
eeping. Four blocks north Of postofflce.
st Mrs. J. @. BAIRD.
Mrs. @. A. Milton and Mrs. L. ]. Petit.
ohm have Issued invitations to the men,
ers ofthe Phllomath club for a | O'Clock
lncheon Friday, at the home Of Mrs.
iilton.
The last meetings Of the clubs for this
ear will be held tomorrow. The Athe-
Gums will meet with Mrs. Eugene
Varlng, the PhIlomaths with Mrs. Nil.
IN. The Sorisis club ended their work
'lth the open meeting.