The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1904-01-07

The Christmas prizes given by Gluel
and son. two handsome lamps, were
drawn by Chester Kezer and John Jolly.
Lost-Scetch Collie dog, yellow color.
Finder please leave word at DR., Nc.
Carty's Office.
Ned Stnbbs 10 at Nsw Orleans with two
Of the Stubs Bros. running horses,
"Pettijohn" and "Our Lille" and also
two promising yearllnga 1t Is the In
tention to start the horses the latter part
Of the week. Many Of the best horses Of
the east are entered at new Orleans but
some of them have been winning on time
not as good as Pettijohn made last fall al.
st. Louis.
Frank Manda, tile butcher, learned
how to kill pigs when he lived in Reno
county. The rats were bad about the
barn there. One day Frank saw one run
under the floor. lie looked through
crack and located 1t and sent for bis rifle.
lie took q careful aim, fired and killed q
very fine pig which had been sleeping
peacefully under the barn floor.
Dick Peters, who was night yard mas
ter for the Santa Fe here a little over a
year ago, has just been appointed night
yard master for the ChOcktaw at Okla.
homa City.
The papers that have stated that Eddie
Foy was not an old Kausan failed to look
over the records in Dodge City, This is
a pointer to all who want accurate In
formation to dig around a little In Dodge |
before coming to a conclusion. In yes
terday's Capital @. NJ. Beeson has short |
statement Of the Chicago actors career !
here. As a boy he played ia a variety
theater heIe In 1878. Only few months
ago Foy bud an article in New York
paper describing early life in Dodge
City and the whole souled hospitality Of
the people of the town.
See the Anniversary clock that P H.
Young will give away. Runs 400 days
without winding.
Miss Flanders, who was an Instructor
at Soule College until the holidays will
not return to Dodge City, 1t is said,
Miss Flanders was very popular among |
her friends here and will be much missed
by them.
Miss Mable Maddox returned home to
Garden City Sunday night after a visit
with Miss Stella Stofer, and other friends.
Mrs. Franklin Ayers has returned to
Dodge City from Missouri and will re-
main here permanently.
New tires and repairs for Go.Carts,
Baby Buggies, etc., at the Novelty
Works, 8 doors south Of The Rink. At
Mrs. c. A. Dickinson of Garden City
was the guest of Mrs. E. L. Waring sew
eral days this week.
Miss Clara Sturgeon returned to linds.
bog Tuesday after spending her vaca-
tioh at home.
The Atheneum club will meet tOmor-
row with Mrs. kirkpatrick.
I Miss Carrie Hobble has resigned her
position with the York.Key store and
will leave soon for Empora where she
will attend the State Normal.
Mrs Chas. Norton has gone to Ster-
ling for a visit with her parents.
Arthur Scates entertained several Of
his boy and girl friends New Years
night. Various games were played and
a lunch, such as all boys and girls like,
was served by Mrs, Scates.
Mrs. A. W. Smith of Hutchinson, who
has been in Dodge City visiting relatives
and friends the past week, will return
home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Millikan and
children are home from short visit with
Mrs. Millikan's parents at Santa Fe.
The Philomath club will hold Its first
meeting this year at the home Of Mrs.
O. H. Simpson Friday afternoon.
Louis Upp returned from Los Vegas,
N. NJ, Tuesday night to attend the fun
era) Of bis aunt, Mrs. George Winans.