The Globe-republican., 1905-12-07

Hot Soda at Gwinner's bakery and con
fectionery.
Lloyd Matthews Of Larnsd, ID visiting
with D. w. Wilson.
See our Queensware display on Nov.
ember 2Oth, h,-Sam Stubbs.
r.and Mrs. Milo Becker spent Thanks
giving with his parents In Newton.
Are yon going to the Christmas open
ing at York Keys, Wednesday Certainly
B. C. Jones who has been seriously III
at the Hospital at La Junta was brought
home Sunday night.
Get prices on Christmas candles al
Gwinner's Bakery and Confectionery
before buying else where.
Miss Anna B. Harris returned to
Hutchinson sunday evening, after spend.
ing her Thanksgiving vacation here.
Diamonds make suitable presents for
the holidays. You can get them at right
prices at WI TIEFINBAcH, Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Carrier entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones, and Geo
} Carrier and family at Thanksgiving
dinner,
General cleaning up 10 Millinery line
In order to make room for Holiday goods
at the Millinery and Variety store. 1t
Don't forget the Commercial clut
meeting to be held on next Tuesday
night at the Eagles club room. Th,
meeting Is open TO all.
Let me help you get home. | have
arrangements that will help. Come and
talk 1t over with me, P Ii. Sughrue.
Mahara's Minstrels which come hers
every season was at the Gluck Wednes-
day night. The company 10 better thil
year than formerly.
WANTED: Cattle to feed on kafflr corr
and caue, six miles southwest Of Dodge
City. Geo. JOHNSON. II
Miss Maude Rhodes returned to the
State University at Lawrence Tuesday
evening after u few days visit here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Rhodes.
Only few suits Of that good UNDER
wear and ladies waists left.
s. T. & j. K. WILLIAMS.
James B. Carothers who used to live 10
Dodge City was killed In his saloon at
Kansas City Tuesday night An attempt
was made to rob the place. In desper-
ate gun fight with the robber Carothers
was shot eight times.
Miss Luella Whltworth who was very
Ill at Grand Rapids, Mich, some time
ago, has come to Dodge City to spend the
winter with her parents, DIR. and Mrs. H.
Whitworth.
g. l., Painter Is again out with his
automobile. Things are moving so fast
In this country at present that real
estate man needs automobiles and fast
trains to keep 10 sight.
For strictly hand painted China OF
quality see P. II. Young Jewler. Also
the finest of Cut Glass In the City. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Miller and son
Ralph have gone to California to spend
the winter where Karl and VIII are In
college. Their house here will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Davis.
Our repair department 10 very busy
Because we do first class work. II you
are not satisfied with the work you are
having done, try us Satisfaction guar
anteed. P. II. Young Jeweler and Opti-
clan. tf
Fourteen persons have had Issued to
them from the probate court, orders to
purchase quarters Of school land in two
sections, 1925. % north west OF town
and 1924 ~ south east OF town. Twelve
Of these settlers will have to have their
rights to the land decided upon by the
courts unless they effect compromises
among themselves. On one quarter OF
eacn section there Ia a settler who has
claim. Each Of the remain
Ing six quarters have two settlers. On
The seotion north west OF town. e. "A.
Stanley is alone upon one quarter, on the
quarters Charles Erskln Fred
Erskin and John Erskln have made
settlements, also II. B Wood, Harriet
Hobble and Caroline Hobble. On the
section south east Of town Paul Mad.
den, Glen Lawrence, Clint Gilbert
and Nelson Hobble have their
houses and improvements. Mir. Hardin
settled upon one Of these quarters at the
same time, blu ssister-in- law selma Brown
sattIed upon another and hia daughter
Eshel Hardin upon the third quarter.
Mf. Hardln's SOD also settled upon the
same quarter with Glen Lawrence bn
'aiIed 10 make tiE proper proof ID the
1Fobats court u eel III order y purchase