The Globe-republican., 1906-11-15

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loo king aftsr biz ranch near Ulysses.
Frank Barkley went to Ulysses thi
wesk TO lsok after his lntsrest Ia d,
general stcrs IA that place.
G.. L. Wing was in Great Bend laa
week attending to business for tho nrn
= y. I. Painter 4 Company.
J. T. Clayton and 81 Sturgssn II I'll,
Dodge CITY Marble Works Ion Tuesday
morning for Jetmors, to cot up som,
monuments IN that city.
About nfty couples attended the danc,
given on last Friday evening at tho Rink
The Dodge City orchestra furnished ths
music, and the evening was much en-.
joyed by all present.
The Baptist church revival meetings
have been going on now for about two
weeks and doing much good. There
were nine persons baptized last Monday
evening as q result OF these meetings
which closed on Tuesday night.
Nat. M. Brigham, Is Harvard college
man, claasmate Of President Roosevelt,
tenor singer Of the famous Harvard
glee club, oratory, picture and song. all
at their best, make him master on the
platform, AT the Presbyterian church
Thursday evening 22nd.
The property belonging to A. B.
Glaze has been sold to Addison Fryfogle
who has been living In the country but
expects now to reside In the city. Mr..
Glaze may move to Syracuse or La Junta
but II he decides to stay In Dodge City,
will buy other property.
Miss Maudie Hawkins ran away from
home on last Tuesday, walking from
here to Spearville. Word was sent to the
sheriff Of that city, who met the girl and
brought her back to Dodge City again.
1t is said that Perry Willis who has been
here lately was the cause Of Miss Haw-
klns leaving the city.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Fitzgerald had
quite an accident on last Sunday. They
had left their home on the west hill and
were driving towards town when In turn.
Ing too sharp a corner, the buggy tipped
completely over on Its side. They were
the only ones In the buggy and were moi
hurt, but had an idea given them OF
what real accl dent might be.
Mrs. Roy Stuart, of San Francisco, will
arrive In Dodge City the last Of the week
for a visit with her mother Mrs. T. w.
Swinney. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart were in
San Francisco at the time of the earth
quake and lost everything they possessed.
II was weeks before word was received
from them here and 1t was feared that
they were among the still more un-
fortunate ones.
The following notice with pictures OF
the bride and groom, heads the society
column Of the Los Angeles Examiner of
7th, and win be of interest to
many in Dodge G ity, the former home Of
the groom. "Miss Julia Meyers, sister
of Mrs. L. Fl. Hayden Of this city, be.
lame the bride last evening OF Fred J.
3traeter. The affair was quietly cele-
1rated at 500 o'clock and the young
couple left for short wedding journey.
On their return they will reside at a
pretty home, recently established by the
groom, at the corner Of Bonsal and
Burke Avenues They win be at home
lfter December lst."
General regret has been expressed at
he death of Prof. s. q. Crayens, who as
vas stated In the GLOBE REPUBLICAN Of
November 1st. passed away at Phoenix,
Arizona, on October 3lst. 1t has been
earned since, that Mrs. Oravens arrived
n the city few days before his death.
ie was musician Of mach ability, hav-
ng been connected at one time with the
University OF Kansas and the Ottawa
University where he had full charge Of
be musical department. His wife is al
0 a musician Of note They spent sever
| months each year In this city and
lade many warm friends on these visits.
Chalk Beeson learned Tuesday morn
~ that he had been launching United
tates senators while at Topeka the first
I the week. la talk with a Journal
IAN who Is an old acquaintance Of his,
Ir. Beeson, as different candidates were
lentioned told the Journal man that he
I'D not talked the matter ovar In any
iay With the people Of his county, but
lat 1t was bis opinion that lot Of peo-
10 In Western Kansas would throw their
ats over the telegraph wiresi II W j..
alley should be elected United States
'nator When the talk was reduced to
swspaper matter 1t read that Chalk
eeson had 'come oat'' for Bailey for
,nator.
WI. Fitzgerald, she newly elected