The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-01-12

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Good secondhand piano for sale. Ap-
ply at H. L. Carey's storage rooms.
Henry Heusts is moving bis family
to town this week. They have been living
on their Saw Log farm for the past two,
years,
Dr.. G. e. McCarty Joined party OF
his friends at Topeka Saturday and they
proceeded south into Texas on q hunting
and pleasure trip to be gone several days
Remember P. II. Young, the graduate
optician, fits spectacles correctly. See
him.
Mrs. F. G. Zimmerman returned
home from Florida Saturday night.
John Williamson. driver for the Zlm-
hermann Hardware Co., Is on the sick
list this week,
EPEE Homesteads. 200 million A. Mo.
! ut Il 70 other states. List loo s. W.
Colonization Co., X. G., Missouri.
Mrs. D. Francisco and daughter of
Clmarron are in the city. The daughter
is undergoing medical treatment
RIG, Churchill of Garden City was in
the city Friday to attend tbs funeral of
his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ripple Of Larned
visited with Jake Ripple and family Of
this place for several days this week.
W, H, Minturn of Douglass, Kas., is
here visiting Rev. Barton of this city,
and bis father at Fl Dodge.
Joe Felkel, the shoemaker, is going to
move his business to Colorado City, Colo.
The M, &, church of this city contem-
plate holding a revival in the near future.
Harve Kliger of Topeka, U. s. pension
inspector, was In the city on official bust.
ness Wednesday.
The home Of j. D. Williams, In the
west part Of the city, Is under quarantine
owing to a case Of dlptheria.
Mrs. F. A. Manda is seriously III at
her home on Railroad avenue,
Ed Kirkpatrick telegraphed bis brother
Jim kirkpatrick on Tuesday that his
furniture store had burned to the ground
destroying his full stock Of furniture.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick was engaged in the fur.
niture business in this city for Number
Of years.
Mike brennan of Bucklin was IN the
city on business Tuesday
P. Herzer, postmaster at Ford City,
was In the city Tuesday visiting with
friends and attending to some county
business.
The local land office officials and clerks
are busy transferring part of their records
to Topeka. This is made necessary by
the change in the boundaries Of the
jurisdiction of the office.
The IA year old daughter of Isaac
Bright had her ankle badly injured and
has been under treatment here for several
weeks. She was able this week to be re.
moved to her home in Concord township.
The club ladie, of the city have opened
a correspondence through Judge Madison
with Andrew Carnegie and will probably
succeed In interesting him In building a
Carnegie public library in this city pro.
vlding the citizens can meet his require
ments.
Arrange to take In the entertainment
given by the Hedding Male Quartet at
the opera house, Saturday evening, jar,
2lst. Their program ID pronounced "a
treat In song and original fun. Popular
prices are given to put 1t in reach Of
everybody.
A marriage license was issued by Pro-
bate Judge Preston on Tuesday to
William Wlnders and Lulu Hagerman of |
Ford. .#
Good seasonable goods selling at half
price at the Odds and Ends sale at the
Bargain Store.
Baptist Service.
There will be services at the Baptist
Church on next Sunday as follows: Sab.
bath School at 9;45 am, followed by
preaching service at II am, Young