The Globe-republican., 1905-12-14
ROCHE NEWS N@EES
Visiting cards printed at this office.

Mrs. s, G. Porter OF Indian Territory
Is visiting her brother, Emil Isreal.
A large assortment Of LoWneys Candles
at Gwinner's Bakery and Confectionery.
Mr.. Z, j. Hughes Of Clayton, III, Ii
here visiting his brother, Nell Hughes.
Don't forget special low prices on
! Christmas candies to teachers and schools.
at Gwinne,'s Bakery and Confectionery.
! A daughtr was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Evans last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Lawrence are NOV
ing In town for the remainder Of the win.
| ter.
Diamonds which are bought right can
be sold right. Come in and get prices.
V. J. TIEFINBAcH, Jeweler.
Miss Sadie Hutt, milliner at the Bar
gain store, returned to her home 10
Lawrence Friday night.
Read L. j. French's ad Ia this issue
II may help you In selecting Christmas
presents 1t
CO Waring has been confined to his
home most Of the week with severe at
tack VI rheumatism.
A large variety Of fancy box candles
Just the thing for Christmas present at
GwInner's Bakery and Confectionery.
y. M. Beeson and J. A. Corey 20 to
Topeka tonight to attend meeting OF
the 33rd degree masons,
Umbrellas for ladies and gents. They
are excellent for Christmas presents.
II. Young, Jeweler. 2t
@. A. Cooper Of Lyons and Ed Kauger
OF Elllnwood were in Dodge City on
Tuesday. They contemplate putting in
large flour mill here
When down town shopping get cup
Of hot chocolate at Gwinner's, the kind
your mother used to make.
j. N Perry shipped in very fine
Poland China pig this week from Schrep-
pei farm at Ellinwood, and is prepared
to win first prize at the next pig show.
Place your orders now for Xmas. trees
and holly evergreen wreathing, mistletoe
etc. ats. Il. & j. E. Williams. 2t
Mrs. Dunn who has been in a hospita
at Kansas City was brought home last
week by her daughters Mrs, DR.. Hells.
warth and Mrs. Ross Pixlsy. She is in a
very critical condition.
Buy your Christmas presents early
white stock Is complete aud let US put
them away for you-Sam Stubbs.
W. r. Klindenst will act as agent at
st. John while r. ID. Rhodes takes a vaca.
tion. Billy Klinedeust Is one of the most
efficient agents on the Santa Fe and that
road ought to be using him as head man
at some Of their competitive points.
Don't forget to go to Gwinner's Bakery
and Confectionery for your Christmas
candies. lie has the goods at the right
price.
1t pays to advertiser Postmaster
Arment published notice In the Globe
Republican last week stating that some
one had purloined a hammer from the
post office and warning them to return it
aG once. The hammer was left in the
post Office next day.
Largest line of Christmas novelties In
china and queensware ever brought 10
Dodge City, at reasonable prlces--Sam
Stubbs.
Jack O'Brien Of Dodge City who was
breaking on Santa Fe No. 33 had foot
partially crushed at Holly, Colo, on
Tuesday. He was caught by the engine
which was backing up to the train and
dragged for distance. He kept his
presence Of mind and made a good fight
to get free from the wheels. While he
came out with very painful injury bis
foot will be saved and he will probably
be as good as ever again In o. few months.
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 ne. Satisfaction guar.
anteed. P. H. Young JewsIsr and Opt-
clan. II