The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-03-02
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Barley and cane chop 81 at the mill. II

All druggists refund the money II " lalls
to N'-".. E. W. Groves signature Is on
each ,ox. 26c.
Ford County maps for sale at the
Palace Drug Store, II
Guy McGill left Sunday morning for
Pittsburg Pa, where be Is working for
the American Express company
Mrs. Robert Stevenson and family ex-
pect to leave soon for Colorado Springs
to make their future home.
Mrs. Franklin Ayers and children left
this morning for Missouri.
Charles Hulpleu was called to Nlnneola
Wednesday to bury the child Of J. y.
Bryan.
Mr., and Mrs, W, T, CRyenaugh Of
Mlnneola were in town Wednesday be-
tween trains on their way to Logan, N. NJ
Floyd Manary has accepted position
as stenographer with G. L, Painter Il 70.
Mrs. Jennie Welch-WIlliams returned
from the east Saturday evening, where
she bias purchased fine line Of millinery
and secured the services Of Miss Annie
Hoffer, a nrst class trimmer Of Chicago,
who will arrive Saturday evening.
Q. Herger, who recently moved to
Ohio "ior good, has sold his farm In
Ohio and Is going to move back to Ford
county. He has been here TOO long to be
satisfied with any other place.
Miss Carter returned from st. Joseph
Saturday morning and has taken charge
of her department in the Bargain Store
The aged father Of Rev. Vaughan Of
Soule College passed away last week. He
had been making his home with his SOL
here. Rev. Vaughan has been in the
east for some months but arrived home
in time for the funeral. Kennally &
Vaughan was born near Hillsyille, Va.
April 4, 1922. Was a member Of TIT
Methodist church and the father Of thre'
ministers. He died Friday evening
February 24th and funeral services were
held at the home atSoule college Monday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
The Atheneum club met will
Mrs. John Rush last Friday. The meet
ing was a very interesting one with Mrs
Millikan, Mrs, Brown, Mrs. Warlng AM
Mrs. Grobety on the program. The dis
cussion was led by Mrs. Mckinley. Ow
linz to the fact that Mrs. Rush Is not
musician and was unable to furnish music
she served refreshments which was
delight to all.
The W, G. 7. U. held an Initial tea a
the home of Mrs. Tom French 'ruesda
afternoon. These affairs Will occur ofte
in the future as the object is to rails
money to buy flowers to send the sick
Dodge City.
Chas. Kamph who has been visiting !
Dodge City the past few months lei
Thursday morning for Oregon, by way {
Minneapolis, MINI,
W. Locke returned from the cal
Tuesday night.
@. &. Baker returned from Topek
Tuesday night.
= Mrs. Uhl and Mrs. Robinson returne
from Marion Sunday night. They wi
move soon to the cottage on Militia
avenue, vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Eide
\ P. H. Young stepped on a nall Sund'
\ morning which penetrated bis foot, caI'
\ Ing IL painful injury.
! An alarm Of fire was sounded Tllesdt
\ evening causing quite little excitemer
I Some children had been playing WI
i. matches in the barn yard at the home
q Chas. Beeman, and had set the loose hi
afre, burning the fence and sm'
I building.
y Curtis OFT who has beer driving t
delivery wagon for Jones & Hanna t
z past month broke his arm Wednesd
morning.
W. r. Klein of Great Bend Is IN I
city looking for work horses.
Tom Traynor was severely burn
Wednesday morning while filling
y cigar lighter, While pouring gAsoll
from o bottle into the bowl of the light
some OF the oil run over upon his ha
and when he shut the lighter it ignit
the gasoline,
Trainmaster Ooughlln has moved
family in the Jerry Shaw property
3. 3, Smith and J.J Marks went
Great Bend Monday to hunt ducks.
D, A. Thurston was taken sick Satl
day and has been unable 10 work for t
past week.
The LOOT. lodge has purchas
the a. A. R. furniture and leased the h