The Globe-republican., 1905-11-09
E@gjHE NEWS NOTES


4 M w. Sutton was In Lakin on lega
business on Monday.
! H. F. Mlllikan spent Sunday with
friends in Hutchinson.
| DR.. Whitworth and family have moved
INTO the Jerry Shaw property.
| Gus Burrell was In Kansas City last
week with three Car loads Of cattle.
/ For SALE: Driving team harness and
buggy. A bargain. See A. e. Baker.
Miss. Clara Elliott has taken position
as stenographer in G. L. Painters office.
Judge Madison and bis stenographer
G. e. Baker went to Meade Monday 10
hold court.
For first class optical work see 2. H.
Young the graduate optician. Satisfac.
tion guaranteed. tt
There is one lady In Ford county who
holds hunters license, Miss Carroll Of
the Government land office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoch Of Greensburg have
leased the Heithecker & Confer photo.
graph gallery In Dodge City.
Oliver Stubs has quit his position at
the Electric Light Plant and is training
race horses for his father.
The Dodge City girls indoor base ball
team has reorganized and the girls expect
to 20 to Los Animas Thanksgiving.
Harry Taylor came down from La
Junta Tuesday morning on No. 2 to 60
to work at the round house here again,
Two we'll known Dodge City young
people are to be married this month, SO
the matrimonial guessers can get busy at
once.
| have several good Second Hand
Pianos and Organs for sale very cheap.
800 to $75. Don't delay. P. h. Young
Music House. 81
Miss Clara Elliott who has been engag-
ed as senographer in Salina for some
time has returned to Dodge City to take
a similar position here.
About twenty land seekers arrived In
Dodge City Tuesday night and we're
taken out over the county yesterday by
the local real estate agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. N. Slocum, Mr., and
Mrs. A. Gluck, q. M. Beeson, L. A..
Scates and Jerry Shaw will go to Wichita
next week to attend masonic meeting.
The steam heating plant at the Gluck
opera house is finished and ready for use
The plant will heat several Of the busi-
ness and office rooms owned in the block
by Mr.. Gluck.
James James who returned from Arkan-
sas two weeks ago has fully decided that
Kansas beats all of the states. Mr..
James first tried the Western Coast and
finally got around to Arkansas.
Richard Godfrey advertised recently in
the Globe Republican tor horses to pas
ture on alfalfa. Last week he sent word
to the office to stop the ad. 1t had brought
him in short order all Of the horses he
wanted.
Formal announcements have been re.
ceived by their friends here OF the MARI.
age of Mr.. Gordon Finley and Miss Ger
trude Wells. They will be at home to
their friends in Dodge City after
January /.
w. A. Morgan, while at the Kansas
City cattle show purchased yearllng
bull of Gudgell & Simpson for $500 He
is choice specimen of the Hereford
breed and will make valuable addition
to Mr.. Morgan's herd. Mr.. Morgan has
40 registered Herefords.
0, G. Burrows, Commercial agent for
the Orient railroad was in Dodge City
this week and purchased tract Of land
northeast of town from W. A. Morgan.
Another railroad man has purchased land
in the same vicinity. This probably
means that these men have "hunch"
that there will be some railroad building
across that part of Ford county.
There Is a lot of trade from the western
part of Ford county going to Cimarron
at present, This is not guess but
fact. Why is it and how can this trade
be brought to Dodge City.