The Globe-republican., 1905-04-06

lnOronghly renovated. All rooms are
freshly painted and papered, the first
floor has been transformed from dining
room and kitchen Into comfortable bed
rooms. This makes the house a large
rooming house and was opened for busl-
ness this week under the management Of
D, G. Moore,
Ppdigreed Poland China hogs of both
sex for sale. Inquire of H, ). HEUsTls'
Box 1855, 5t
Word was received Wednesday of the
death Of Mrs. Ben Oldham at her home
in Ft. Scott, kas, She was taken sick
with malaria fever about a week ago.
Mr., and Mrs. Oldham formerly lived IL
this city and have large number Of
friends who are grieved to hear this sad
news.
Pianos, Pianos, Pianos, Highest quail.
ty, Lowest prices, Baldwin, Bush &
Gerts, Haddortf, Gable Nelson and many
others. Write tor prices Mention this
paper. The HOME Music Co., Hutchin.
son, Kas.
G.. W, Roberts of Iarned will divide
his time and residence between Pawnee
and Ford counties. lie owns three
quarter sections of good land in Ford
county and will soon start several teams
10 breaking sod, He expects to have the
three quarters in wheat this fall and will
put up buildings on the land.
A "Trip Through the Penitentiaries
with Prison Guard Geo. W. Ellis is a
great educational entertainment. If you
miss 1t you will always regret 1t. The
sight of a life time. Opera House Mon
day, April 10. The object of Trip
Through the Pententiaries with Prison
Guard Geo. W, Ellis is to warn the
youths who witness it Of the many pit.
falls and temptations which confront
them in life, and of the beginning and
end of life of crime. Opera house, one
night only.
The W. G. 7. U. will meet on Tuesday
at t3 o'clock at the Baptist church. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Presbyterian church, by the Ladies
Aid Society as itS representative, desires
publicly to extend thanks and express
appreciation to the Bargain Store for the
liberal share Of the profits Of the two
days millinery opening last week con-
tributed toward the chnrch's support.
1t was one of those happily conceived
and generous deeds that Is all the more
appreciated because of the uniqueness
aud surprise of it.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety held their annual thank offering
service at the N. e. church last Sunday
night. A well prepared missionary pro-
gram, consisting of music, recitations,
readings and addresses was given. The
meeting was presided over by Mrs. H,
WhitwOrh, and was a decided success.
For SALE-Household goods. See
&. D. EMIGH.
Weather Observer E. D, Emigh has
once more heard from headquarters.
This time he Is transferred 10 Baltimore
md receives an advance in salary. He
expects to receive word soon to leave for
that place and Mr.. COnsndine will be
transferred from a station in Pennsyl.
lania to this station.
The Bargain Store which for years
,ast has been one of the largest stocked
Try goods store of Western Kansas has
'een remodeled aud improved lately until ,
Is old friends can hardly recognize it as
he same store. Since the store was di. i.
'ided into departments, new cashiers ,
oom, bundle carrying system, shoe room
nd many other improvements have been
/
The song service given at the Presby-
erian church last Sunday evening was
,rgely attended. That the service was n
njoyable and pleasing, as well as profit v
Bile, was made clearly manifest by the {
udience and many gave expression of '
leir appreciation of the variety and ex-
ellence Of the exercises, The choir con-
sted of Mesdames Hubbard, Ripple and I
'aten and Messrs, Winterburn, Ander.
m and Spencer Baird with Mrs. DR..
Iellwarth at the organ, the choir rsgu-
ry leading In the music at Sunday eve
Ing services. A generous offering was
,celved which will be devoted to the
lllchase Of special anthems for use by
le choir. 1t Is designed to give simi.
II services occasionally in the future as
n enjoyable and profitable variety for
Vening worship.
The delicious coffee you drank at the
Inner and supper given by the ladies
the Presbyterian church on Tuesday,
I'd the elegant napkins you were equip
ed with, were both contributed free of