The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-05-26

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red and white roses. Red and white
crepe paper ribbons were lavishly used
and with the red shades on the lights
very beautiful scene was presented. Each
member Of the Sorosls club wore red
rose, and each looked charming. Al
9 O'Clock, Miss Hale, president Of tht
club, announced the beginning Of the
program, which was as follows: Piano
duet, Mrs. Young and Miss Nlta Mohler'
reading from Riley, Miss Starrett; voca
solo, Miss Slime; review Of Rip Van Win.
kle, Miss Chapman; vocal solo, Mis'
Klnkead; paper, Woman and Clubs
Miss Cora Starrett; piano solo, Mis-
Rath; Hiawatha's Wooing was read BY
Miss Ada Hobble while the scene wal
presented by Misses Mohler, Ragland and
Fanny Sughme as Nokomls, Minnehaha
and Hlawatha, who before their wlgwaln
with paint, feathers and blankets, made
the story quite realistic. The closing
number wasG song by @trio composed
of Misses Kinkead, Slime and Incl. After
this an hour was spent socially and re-
freshments were served. Congratulations
were extended to those on the program
who had made the evening very enter
talning one.
For Sale-Five-year-o horse, HOO
pounds. Incl & Son. 1T
MIR. and Mrs. P. II. Young leave next
week for St. Louis. They expect to be
gone about two weeks.
L. G, Grobety will soon have an ad-
dltion to his house begun.
Miss Florence SloCum Of Ration is here
visiting friends.
See Young, tile Optician for glassep.
All style and kinds correctly fitted.
Mrs. R. N. Wright Is staying in town
this week at the Central house. She ex.
poets to 60 to Excelsior Springs soon for
a visit.
George s. Potter. the plumber, is just
getting oyer severe attack Of quinsy.
Ed Kirkpatrick Of Arkansas City In.
vested $500 10 oil stock some time ago
and has been offered $4,000 for bis In
vestment. Mr.. Kirkpatrick Is a former
Dodge City man and brother Of J. NJ.
kirkpatrick Of this place.
For Rent-Two UNFINISHED rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire of Walter
Pine, Palace Drug Store. At
AT the Kinlock race meeting Just closed
at st. Louis the winnings of the Stubs
brothers of Dodge City was $l295 &C.
cording to the list of winners published
In the Globe. Democrat.
On last Thursday evening crowd of
friends gathernd at the home Of Mrs.
Sturm In celebration of her birthday
anniversary. The evening was a particu-
larly pleasant one to all. Those present
were: Mesdames Hardesty, Beeson, NJ.
Beeson, McElwain, Fox, Arment, French,
Gardner, Teare, Baeder, Hood, Balm.
bridge, Flesher. Sitter, McCarty, Law.
renee, o. 7. Wright, Locke, Coolidge,
Stumph, Straeter, Wells, Schmidt, Gluck,
Gwinner, Messrs. Gardner, Hood, Law.
renee, Schmidt; Misses Gertrude Wells,
Bertha Rath, Clara Baeder and Elma
Schmidt. The young men present dur.
Ing the evening were Y. E. Smith, W. L.
Maddux, Harry Gross and Gordon Fin.
ley.
For Sale-Lots 1913 and . In block
36. Also 50 feet in lot /, block is, op.
posite Gwinner residence. Inquire Of
H. G. Simmons. 1T
"Bob" Burdstte will lecture at the
auditorium at Garden City, Monday,
June 8, at 800 O'Clock pm, far the bene.
1t Of the county normal. Subject
Rainbow Chasers," Admission 800.
Reserved seat tickets will be placed on
tale at Opera House Drug store May 2S.
The railroad has granted one and one
third fare for round trip on this occasion.
For quick sales or rent lst your farmer
own property with l.. l.. Taylor & Go.
Mrs. Fannie Goodman OF Denver visit.
I'd in Dodge City last week the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. Gluck.
Ifyon happen to be a stranger in town
Ind need anything for the comfort Or
,eautifying of your home just fall In line
With the crowd and you will be sure to
Ind what you want at The Home Furnish
ng Co. II
Mrs. L. r. Miller will leave for Llnds.
,org Saturday, Mr.. Miller will join her
here later.