The Globe-republican., 1906-08-09
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morning.
Our Aromatic Castor Oil Ia Palatable.
Rath & cambridge.
Judge Preston went to Ford City
yesterday for short visit.
The very best Ice cream at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
House for Rent-See r. W. Evans Jr.
office upstairs In Postoffice building.
See P. H. Young the graduate Optlcian
for all kind Of Optical work.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Jones were called
to Hutchinson this week by the death of
a relative.
For Sale-House Of rooms, and five
lots. Inquire at Smiths coal office. st
Doctor whitworth fits glasses Of all
kinds, including the Kryptok invisible
bifooal lens. 1t
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number is "a. Call up the office If you
have news ITEM
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard have
returned from visit In Missouri and
Arkaneas.
Ice cream made from pure separated
cream at GwDner Bakery and Con-
tectionery.
H.. P. McCaustland, of Bucklin, wss
In Dodge City on business Tuesday
morning.
New confectionery, cigar stand and
soft drinks now open to the trade.
JESSE KELSEY.
Miss June Slocum, who has been
teaching school in Omaha 10 here visit.
Ing her folks In this county.
Everybody is hunting for something
good now a.days. You can find 1t In
1winner ice cream soda and sundaes.
Mrs. Mohler, Of Sallna Is expected to
arrive this evening for visit with her
daughters, Mrs. o. Ii. Simpson, and Mrs.
Mccall.
FoR SALE-Team Of matched black
mares. Well bred and broke to drive
single or double. +. A. DALTON.
A, J. Anthony, VI. G. Crutchley,
Aron OF, Jake Studebaker, Lee Blair,
Chas. Orebaugh and Pearl Bowers went
to Spearvile Tuesday morning.
The long talked of excursion to Hutch
inson Is to be given at last. 1t will DO
run over the Santa Fe next Sunday, $l.75
for the rOundtrip.
For sALE-24 cows, l bull, all young;
also 8 calves $500 each, all In / and 2
years time. Also l wind mill and tower,
100 feet Il inch pipe and one large tank.
must sell at once. J. H. Trebllcock. ct.
George II. Partridge, of the Postal
Telegraph and Miss Ethel Wright,
daughter Of John Wright of Dodge City,
were married Sunday afternoon at the
home of the officiating minister, j. A
Cornelius.
Frank McElgunn will leave the last of
the week for Milwaukee where he goes as
a representative of the Dodge City Aerie,
f. o. E. to the national meeting Of the
order. r. E. Rlney will probably make
the trip also. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Will O'Connell OF Jet
more, were here Tuesday on their re.
turn from an outing In Colorado. Mrs.
O'Connell Is sister of F. s. Brum-
baugh of this place Mr.. O'Connsll is
one Of number of Jetmore and Digh-
ION people who have purchased tract
Of land near Boulder, Colorado for sum-
mer homes. The land is not far from
hat purchased recently by the
Dodge City people.
The funeral of Louie Baeder was held
rom the Presbyterian church on last
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. 1t was
indeed sad occasion for all, and the
many sorrowlng friends present bore
to the value placed upon him
10 friend and a citizen. This services
we're conducted by the Rev. DR.. j. w.
pastor of the Presey terrain
,hurch, and the burial took place later In
he Dodge City cemetery.
The State Agricultural College ia rum
ling wheat train over most of the
wheat belt in this state, for the purpose
If instructing the wheat growers. The
managers either don't know that Ford
county is In the wheat belt, or think that
he farmers here know all that there Is
o know about wheh, raising. 1t is
possible that the professors feel some
leslfaDcy about going up against Tip
Jhain and Mic Mayrath on the wheat
aisiDg proposition.