The Globe-republican., 1905-03-23

Charlie Gallagher has sold out his
business interests at his last location and
wants to return 10 Dodge City to open up
a drug business
The lecture Of Rev. Phil Baird, Phi, D.,
D, D., given at the Presbyterian church
Thursday evening, March 10Th, was only
fairly well attended, but was the rarest
treat yet given toa Dodge City audience
Four elements Of Dr.. Gaird's efforts,
oratory, humor, and originality all OF
high order, combined with most whole
some teaching, insure bis popularity and
success anywhere. For almost two hours
be delighted every hearer present, con-
vulsing them frequently with laughter,
charming with the beauties of his dScllon
or fances, or thrilling with some lofty
and noble thought. When closed, though
the hour was late, many from the audi
ence went forward or fingered to thank
and congratulate their entertainer. NO
opera, show, musical Or literary perform.
ance, Or attraction of any sort presented
here has ever called;forth such universal
and positive expressions Of appreciation
and pleasure. 1t was a grand climax to
the other splendid entertainments given
to the people Of this place by the Red
path Lyceum Bureau the season Of year
ago and this last enc.
Mrs Jno. Bowyer, of Ford City Is
visiting here with friends. ..
Mrs. VIM. Beach of MCPHERSON Is
visiting in Dodge City with her mother,
Mr. A. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haley of Delhart, Texas.
are visiting IN the city with Mrs. Haley's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. P, L, Murray.
Henry Mueller, wife and child arrived
In the city Wednesday on the Rock Is
land and will make this their home.
Henry Is an old Dodge City boy having
passed the larger part Of bis younger
years in the city.
The U. s. Land Office officials report
hat the business of the local office for
ibis month will be the largest of any one
Month IN the history OF the office.
The Misses Sturm and Kath gave
Rural party In honor of Miss Bertha
,toCkwell at the home of the Misses
,turm Wednesday night, March 10th. 1t
vas pronounced by those present as the
most unique they have ever had the
pleasure of attending and all had q
clicking good time. The invitations re-
uested that all attending should come IN
he galb of their rural cousins. The cos.
umes that were brought out could be de-
cribed from artistic to ludlurous. The
iris were varlously attlred in gowns that
n color covered nearly every shade in
he rainbow. The boys wore boots, pillow
hoes, overalls, and jumpers, others, pre-
umably more prosperous, had on "biled
hlrts." The subject of conversation was /
,rgely the weather, chickens and COWS.
IN old fashioned country dance was car.
led on In the "grove" as the parlor was
armed, and zeal was more manifest In
ancing than grace. Lunch was spread
h the grass in "the grove" and 1t was \
lost appetizlng repast, cider and pump
In pie were very plentiful besides other Y
lings too numerous 10 mention. One of
10 exciting features of the evening was
hen ISL" and Mi" came to blows be-
Iuse esp held "Hi's" girls hand,
rizeS were awarded to Mr.. s, Smith as
st looking Teller and to Bertha Stock
ell as purllest gal. Those present were
rs Ready, Misses Stockwell, CRIMES,
lapman, SughIue, Rath, Lula and May
urn, Messrs. Ready, G. E, Smith,
lird, Rath, Pixley, s. Smith, Whit.
,rth, Will and Karl Miller