The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-06-29

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Nothing too good for our customers
| Gwinner's.
| Harry Bone Of Ashland was in Dodge
City on business Tuesday.
Miss Cavanaugh will leave Saturday
for her home In st. Louis.
Pure cream Of tartar. Schilling's Of
course. AT STUBBs' GROCERY.
| For SALES Second hand two.seated
surrey. See W. 7. COOLIDGE.
Mrs. G. B. Creek OF Pueblo Is the
guest Of Mrs. G. J.. Carrier today.
Miss Blanch Mosher Of LaJunta visited
with Mrs, Will Gardner this week.
Mrs. Easton Of Cunningham is here
visiting her sister Mrs. A. U. Reeves.
Bornto Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman nice
nine and half pound baby girl June 20.
Money to loan on good improved farms
at reasonable rates. w. I. COOLIDGE st
Louie Baeder is home from Excelsior
Springs. His health Is much improved.
Look over our queenswa are. You'll
find just what you want. STUBBs
GROCERY.
Stubs Brothers mare sour Lille"
was among the winners at st. Louis last
week.
Miss Myrtle Chapman was taken to
Topeka Wednesday for an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. John Joy and children will leave
Saturday for Pueblo. They will be alb
fsent three weeks.
H. P. McCaustand and L. M. Taylor
were here Monday and went to Garden
City on business.
Two daughters Of Mr.. I. Wilson Of the
Santa Fe dispatcher's office, are here
from Chicago to spend the summer.
P. II. Young has added line of small
musical instruments and strings to his
line Of pianos, organs and sheet music.
The best is the only thing good
enough for Dodge City people, and that
is what you will get every time at Gwin.
ner's.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. E.
church will hold their regular monthly
market at the Palace Drug Store next
Saturday, Julyl.
Remounting Of Diamonds, making
new jewelry, fine watch work and en-.
craving our specially. P. II. YOUNG,
Jeweler and Optlcian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert-Vernon who have
recently come to Dodge City from Larned
have taken rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. s.
4. Williams In the Miller block.
Having added full line Of musical
goods we can now supply you with any
thing you may want in musical way.
Our strings are all new and fresh. p. Ii.
Young.
viii Miller left few days ago for
northern Kansas where he had very
particular and pressing business en-
gagement.
Ask about Schillings extracts, spices
baking powder and teas at Stubbs' gro
Gerry. If you haven't been getting these
you haven't had the best.
Mrs. Hattie Delhi Lumbaugh and
Miss Effie Delhi Of Pennsylvania, who
are visiting at Spearvllle, spent couple
Of days with Mrs. Chas. Northrup this
week.
When applied to baking powder,
cream OF tartar, spices, extracts and teas
the name "Schillings" stands for the
highest and best grade obtalnable. Find
out about them at Stubbs' grocery.
Leon Cord, youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. john Cord, had bad experience
few days ago. He was chopping with q
sharp Ratchet and cut off the end Of one
Of his fingers.
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Beeson returned
today from Lake City, Iowa. They
were accompanied home by Homer
Weatherly OF Davenport. who will prob.
ably spend sometime In Western Kansas.
Pianos, Pianos, Pianos, Highest quail
ty, Lowest prices. Baldwin, Bush & |
Gerts, Haddortf, Gable Nelson and many |
others. Write tor prices. Mention this
paper. The HOME music Co., Hutchin-
son, Kas.
The Christian church members will
give another lawn social at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. French. The date
will be on July 4. Remember the time
and spend the evening OF the Fourth Of
July with them,
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