The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-05-25
Nothing too good for our customers

y Karl Miller and James Madison wen
to Kansas City ON Saturday night.
Pure cream Of tartar. Schilling's 0
course. At STUBBs' GROCERY.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Jacoby on Monday night.
See our assorted line flower pots ant
brackets at Variety Store. 1T
The Water and Light Company ba,
changed Its office to H. B. Bells office
e rooms.
LOOK over our queensware. You'll
Il find just what you want. SrUBBs
. GROCERY.
8 Chas. Incl left Monday morning for
. a visit with his brother VIII who Is at
t tend Ing school in Chicago.
. A. W. Smith Of Hutchinson, formerly
OF Dodge City. has purchased large
furniture store In Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Taylor who have
been on wedding trip in Indiana and
other states arrived home last night.
Inc best is the only thing good
enough for Dodge City people, and that
is what you will get every time at Gwln.
ner's.
steve Burgess of this place was in
Marquette during the recent cyclone, He
was one of the lucky ones who escaped
unhurt,
Summer School will be in session for
llve weeks beginning May 23rd. Terms
$3.50 for each subject taken. HARRIET
HoBBLE.
Mrs. Geo. Todd and son will arrive
Saturday evening from Wichita for
WISH with old friends before going to
their new home In New York.
An adjourned term Of court is in
session at the court house The Swine.
mart divorce suit is to 60 on trial this
afternoon
Married at the Presbyterian parsonage
on Saturday evening, May Goth, by Dr.
4,
thompson MIR. John E. Buckle Of Lerned
and Miss Carae L. Miller of Great Bend
Bnrson q Burson report the sale of
9ooo acres OF land in Kearney county to
l.. Il. and w. d. Smith and DR.. G. r.
martin OF Henry county, Ky. The Ken
lucky men will stock the ranch with
sheep.
Schilling's baking powder is the purest
highest grade, absolutely the standard.
and is so recognized every where. It ia
Tor sale at the STUBS GROCERY.
superintendent q. A. Smith of the city
schools was reelected for the coming
schooi year by the board of education at
lis meeting this week. The election of {
teachers has not been taken up yet.
The s. S. club enjoyed a very pleasant ,
afternoon last Friday with Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. Green at the home of Mrs.
Wilson. Invited guests were Mrs
whitman, Mrs McCurg and Mrs. OsNeill.
The club will meet next with Mrs. Bpr. n
nett at her present home, the DR.. Crum- s
bide property. t
rure Ice cream, delicious up. to. date =
drinks from our soda fountain: thats
what we depend upon to make our Ice
cream parlor the most popular place in
own. Gwinners, y
The wives of the farmers of Fsirview n
ownShip during the past year made n
800 pounds Of butter, of the yalue of D
1870 They3 raised S12lO worth Of Sc
'oullry' too. Fairview township re. b.
'orts 1900 acres of wheat, $50 acres of tc
NAH a. 2zl Inhabitants, IA private libra. fc
les OF total of 1926 volumes, and oS ca
hlldren In attendance at school. dl
Douge City was full of soldiers Mon ~
ay evening A train bearing the Six. ~ =,
'enth U. 8. Infantry from Fort Me- VI
herson, Ca, Col. Butler b. Price eom- IL
landlng' and squadron of the Seventh 'N
: o. Cavalry from Fl. Myers, Va. ~
aJor Nicholson commanding, passed
'fougn' stopping here long enough for
10 soldiers to look over town and djs.
'Ver Dodge is dry. The soldiers are on WI
elr way to the Philippines. III
The Stubs grocery store has a LARGO
Nv stock of the celebrated Schilllng,s co
lces' extracts and teas. These goods he
the very best that can be found in
y market and are not usually carried III
this country. eV
Inc contract has been let to the Laptry Of
ople for building 1856 miles of track up,
I'm Texico to Willard, N. NJ, and last ma
ening's Kansas City Star states that 4