The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-05-11

tators there wasn't a single volunteer, q
the prisoner wasn't searched.
: Nothing too good for our customers
Gwinner's.
> John Felkel had fine vose plano de-
llvered to him this week.
Pure cream Of tartar. Schilllng's Of
course. AT Stubs GROCERY.
GG. V. Bartlett has been appointed
street commissioner by Mayor Hoover.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Smith entertained
the city teachers at their home last Sat-
urday evening.
The Dodge City Minstrel show has had
guarantee offered for performance In
a central Kansas town.
Look over our queensware. You'll
find just what you want. STUBBs
GROCERY.
G. NJ Beeson and w. j. Davies have
been in Leavenworth attending the
Grand Commandry.
IT Is reported that Arthur Soule form
erly with the Globe Republican office
has purchased the Spearvlle News.
The best is the only thing good
enough for Dodge City people, and that
Is what you will get every time at Gwin.
ner's.
Summer School will be In session for
five weeks beginning May 23rd. Terms
$3.50 for each subject taken. HARRIET
HoBBLE.
Leo Foster, one of Kolley's BARRIERS, is
from Marquette. None of his folks were
injured In the cyclone but they were
close to the danger line.
8. Burrell has purchased the George
Winans property on Military avenue and
will erect two story house twenty -four
by thirty six ut once.
schilling's baking powder is the purest
highest grade, absolutely the standard,
and is so recognized every where. 1t is
for sale at the STUBBs GROCERY.
r. w. Evans has sold the Jastatt &
Meaders stock of groceries to D. G.
Evans who will run sale for thirty days
and afterwards move the stock to Bucklin,
Pure ice cream, delicious up-to- date
drinks from our soda fountain; that's
what we depend upon to make our Ice
cream parlor the most popular place in
town. Gwinners,
4. P. Kingrey and w. A. Sturgeon
went to Kansas City Tuesday night, and
will arrive home tonight. They will
bring Mrs. F, A. Sturgeon, who is still
quite sick, home from Kansas City.
Fl. Wray has famous well on his
place In east Dodge. The we'll Is 1856
feet deep and has 100 feet of water In 1t.
The water is Of splendid quality and the
supply is unlimited.
The new horse purchased recently by
Stubb Brothers for their thoroughbred
farm here is one OF the finest bred horses
In the country, At one year old this
horse Robert Dor was purchased by
August Belmont for $2SO0.
Having bought out Mr.. r. w. Evans
stock of goods will sell them out at
cost for thirty days, In order to reduce
The stock down so that can move it to
Bucklin. d. e. EVANS.
The Stubbs.grocery store has large
new stock Of The celebrated Schilling's
spices, extracts and teas. These goods {
ire the very best that can DO found in
my market and are not usually carried I
U this country. c
Mrs. Ed. Madison entertained the !.
Embroidery Club last Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was an extremely pleasant
me. MIS-. Beeson will be the next
hostess.
The s. 8. Club were entertained last
friday by Mrs. Beeth and Mrs. Fox at
he home of Mrs. Fox, invited guests &
we're Mrs. French, Mrs. Davidson and
irs. Tyler. The club will meet next
With Mrs. Green and Mrs. Wilson.
j. q. Tucker and wife returned last
week from Pueblo, Colo. where they Il
we're called by the death of his eldest A
ister. Mrs. Fl. q. Keck, OF Minturn, 6
,olo., another sister of Mr.. Tucker met
i'm in Pueblo.
There was long, slim, black cloud
lretched across the town last night and
bout half Of the people In town were b.
ustllng around to find cyclone cellars. Ia
he cloud was simply a harmless, drift Il
lg body. The air was crisp and cool vi
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