The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-08-31
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Charlie Thomas leaves this evening for
a visit In Denver.
viii Snghrue is taking in the Barton
County Fair at Great Bend thsweek.
viii Incl who has been in Chicago
studying music is home for his vacation.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. E.
church will hold their monthly market at
the Palace Drug Store Saturday.
Mrs. H. Kruger and son Stanley visit
ed with Mr.. Kruger a few days this
week on their way home to Denyer.
There were 400 people fed at the Har-
vey House here this morning. Number .
came through in three sections loaded
down with Denver exclrsionists and all
three trains took breakfast here.
The Ford County Poultry and Pet
Stock Association held meeting We'd
nesday, and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: W. II. Preston,
president; Guy Castanien, secretary, and
Chas. States, treasurer.
J.. A. Koss was operated upon for ap-
pendcllus few days ago at the McCarty
hospital here. Mr.. Koss said yesterday
that he was going to get out and go to
work Just as soon as he is strong enough
to get around. He will probably be out
in two weeks time.
Miss Alma Ruby Major who mas been
visiting at the home of Frank Chapman,
in Dodge City, was married on Saturday
evening to Mr.. Fred Berg, Dodge City
young man, who is now running on the
Rock Island west of Bucklin. The we'd
ding took place at the Presbyterian par
sonage, the Reyerand Doctor Thompson
officiating.
The GLOBE. REPUBLICAN, offered yes
lerday to run free advertisement for
wife for Frank Lopp. But as Mr.. Lopp
stated that he did not care to have such
a step taken the advertisement of course
does not and will not appear. All of
this, however, need not prevent any of
the young ladies sending in their
applications.
Mrs. L. j. rettljohn entertained the
club lastFriday. The after
noon was a very pleasant one, and passed
altogether too quickly. Astors were.used
as the decoration, Iced grape juice was
served frequently during the afternoon.
aud the refreshments we're delicious.
The guests were Mrs, Crllmblne, Mrs.
John Martin, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Finley
and Mrs. Hellwarth. The club will meet
next Friday with Mrs. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Walter F, Pine and Miss sallie B.
Patterson of Dodge City were married
yesterday evening and left on an early
train for Kansas City. The
Rev. DR.. Thompson of the Presbyterian
church ofllciated. The wedding was a
lNlet one and the friends of the contracts
Ing parties were taken wholly by sur
prise, but their congratulations will be
none the less hearty and sincere. MIR.
Pine Is taking a course In a medical
school ut Kansas City and had just COM
lleted his vacation here at home, The
school will open on next Monday, by
which time Mr. and Mrs. Pine viii be
coated intheir temporary home in Kan
las City. Mr.. Pine is one of the pro-
)rIeiors Of the Palace Drug store here
nd after completing bis medical studies
Will take up the practice of the medical
profession in Dodge City. Mrs. Pine Is
Kentucky girl and although she has
lived here but year or two, sho has
lready gained large circle Of friends
nd acquaintance. j