The Globe-republican., 1905-10-19


stead of blowing i's smoke UP through
the chimney It pliffs 1t ont into the room.
Some day You will hear terrible racket
In the postodlce, II will be Postmaster
Arment pounding the old office stove into
small bits with q sledge hammer.
Miss Carrie Hobble is assisting atthe
York. Key store this week, in the absence
Of Miss Klltie hurry who Ia unable to be
there on account of a sore hand.
Buy your acre property adjoining
Dodge City from p. III, Sughrue. He has
one, two, FIVE and ten acres for sale Or to
trade for stock. Office SO Front street,
Dodge City.
Bat Masterson arrived In Wichita
yesterday. After visit with relatives
in Sedgwick county, be will come to
Dodge City unless he changes his plans.
C.B Henry former Dodge City boy,
who was brakeman on the Southern
Pacific In California, was seriously in
| jured a few weeks ago by being squeezed
between the bumpers Of two freight cars.
Our repair department. is very busy
Because we do first class work. II you
are not satisfied with the work you are
having done, try us. Satisfaction guar
antsed. P. H. Young Jeweler and Opti-
clan. tt
| Miss McCanahan from the Eastern
part of the state has been employed by
the school board to teach In Miss Millions
room at the Second ward building. Miss
Milton has gone to the Third ward build
ing as high school teacher.
Mr.J. B. Evans Of Princeton, Mo-, was
here last week visiting the families Of j.
A. Corey and Mrs. Fay Poston. He also
visited his father, w. H. Evans, at Car
men. Gray county. Mr.. Evans is a
brother in.law of Mrs. Corey.
The three most important events in
life is when you come into the world,
when you 90 out of it, and when you gel
married. Gordon Finley has gone upon
one of these trips and the reader will be
allowed two guesses as to which one 1t is.
The Philomaths met last Friday Oct.
18th. with Mrs Young. A large number
of members were present aud one guest.
Mrs. Simpson read a very interesting
paper subject 1.-THE Insurrection," and
Mrs. Milton talked of the Social and
Political conditions In Rome. Acts IL
were then discussed with Mrs. Taylor as
leader. The play Of Coriolapus will be
continued Nov. 10 at the home Of Mrs.
Taylor.
The Atheneum club met last Friday
afternoons October ID, with Mrs. Jones.
There was large attendance of men,
bers and the following guestE: Mrs. MIL
Ter, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Workman. /
Papers were read by Mrs. Hepzer and
Mrs. Cord. Readings were given by
Mrs. Judd, Mrs. Millikan, Mrs. Coolidge,
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Nc
Carly being absent, her paper was
omitted. Avery interesting discussion
followed, on the Quest Of Saint Grail,
closing with quotations from 'Lowell's
Vision of,Sir Lapnfal The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. McCarty, Nov. 10.
Ex-Department Commander ii. G
Loomis who died at Windfeld after an
operation to, remove portion of his leg
which was wounded In the war was
33rd degree mason. Prominent ,masons
from all over the state attended the
fuaeral which was held Ia charge Of the
masons at IL O'Clock on Tuesday night.
Messrs C. NJ. Beeson and J. A. COREY
went from Dodge City to DO present at
the funeral. Col. LoomIs was widely
known over the state. During his term
as Department Commander OF the q. A.
R. In Kansas he attended the Dodge City
reunion and was met by large namber
Of our citizens.
WANTRD-By Chicsgo manufacturing
House, person Of trustworthiness and I
,omewhatdamiliar with local territory az
assistant is branch office. Salary $l8
paid weekly. Permanent position. No
Investment required. Previous expert
'nce not essential to engaging.
Address, Manager Branches, Como
flock, Chicago. 12t