The Globe-republican., 1904-06-02
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club for the season was held last Friday
with Mrs. Eugene warlng. Very few
members were absent and the afternoon
was a very pleasant one. The new cal.
endars for next year were given out so
the members know what to be studying
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Pettijohn and chill
dren will leave Sunday for st, Louis.
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. @. to take a look through
our store. @. A. Hulpieu, Manager,
Home Furnishing Co. II
The secretary Of the Burial Association
has received notice Of the death of David
W. lnman, Of Bucklin, member in good
standing. The usual assessment notice
will be mailed to all members In a few
days.
Ths June term Of the Ford county
district court will begin next Tuesday,
The only criminal cases to be tried are
those Of Rubc and George St. Clair. The
former Is charged with stealing horse
and the latter with assisting Rube to
escape from the jail.
Read the Bargain Store ad on first
page.
Herbert Whitworth has returned from
a visit In Newton where lie was the
guest of Conductor L, E. Osburn.
L. L. Taylor & Co. give prompt atten-
ton tU real estate, loans and insurance.
The California University Glee and
Mandolin Club, enroutc from California
to the ST. Louis Exposition will stop at
Dodge City and appear at Gluck's Opera
House on Tuesday evening, Jnne7. AS
a matter of information to readers who
may want to attend this concert the
GLoBE.REPUBLICAN will state that the
boys have received high compliments
from papers west Of here where they
have stopped. The entertainment will
no doubt be good. This statement Is
made because it is believed to be true
and is not prompted by the California
Clubs press agent. As near as this
paper is able to judge the aforesaid press
agents plan Is to dead beat his way into
the newspapers and he is undeserving Of
a single kind word from the press.
We are doing nice piano business and
want to do more, Sold and rented on
easy terms. P. H. YOUNG,
President Sweeney Of the Southwest
Veterans reunion has secured for the
Dodge Reunion all of the tents In charge
of the Kansas department Of the G. A. r.,
800 small tents and large number Of big
ones.
For Rent-Rooms for lodging or house.
keeping. -Four blocks north of postoflice.
St MRS. J. @. BAIRD.
The Eagles lodge has been taking in a
large number of new members during
the past month.
R. s. Crane, who has been In Kansas
City and st. Louis for some time, is ex-
pected home soon.
The Santa Fe daily California limited
trains are taking q vacation but the
Colorado flyer, which Is a better train
for this part OF the country, Is now
ready to do business,
Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day
were observed by the members of the
Grand Army and the citizens Of Dodge
City. The sermon on Memorial Sunday
was given by Rev. Elkin, the Baptist
pastor, the services being held In the
Presbyterian Church. On Decoration
Day, in the forenoon, the Grand Army
Post met at their hall and went to the
cemetery where the graves were decor.
ated. In the afternoon exercises were
held at the opera house and prtriotiO
address was made by Reverend Doctor
Thompson, Of this city.
Gus Burrcll's attention Is called to this:
In an ecstacy Of enthusiasm over the do.
of some snap shot scenes, Miss
Du Calm, a Buffalo amateur photogra-
pher, clasped her arms about the young
male photographer she was assisting and
The violent bug she gave him resulted
first In broken rib and later In a dam
age suit for $4,000. 1t 10 alleged that
Miss Du Calm is likely to be moved to
.hese frantic hugs at any minute when
developing photographs. Mr.. Burrells
10 called to all OF this for the
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