The Globe-republican., 1906-06-28

I Nothing purer than Gwinner ice
cream.
John Rapp Is q visitor In Dodge City
from Kinsley.
Bee our fireworks before you buy. s. T.
Il J. L. Williams.
For REsT-Room for small business.
See Russell & Crane. tt
Miss Alta King is here from Kansas
City, visiting friends.
The Masons celebrated 81. Johns day
with banquet at the rink.
Our new "James pattern" china Is 60
Ing fast. s. T. & j. e. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, B. Garner are In Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo. for few weeks.
To Rent-Four room house, and barn.
second door north third ward school.
Pianos, Organs and all kinds Of music.
al goods. p. I'll. YOUNG Music house.
Mrs. A. j. Teer left yesterday morn
Ing for Chanute, Kansas for visit with
her sister.
Good as the best "anvil" brand. Hand
forged pocket knives.-S. II. & j. K,
WILLIAMS.
Mrs. Gipe of Indianapolis, Indiana is
here visiting her brother James Barrows
Of Concord township.
Wanted-Private room and board for
husband and wife by July l. Address
p. o. box 131.
Col. Hardesty has returned from Ken
tuoky, where he attended the "Home
Coming" at Louisville.
Ice cream and Ices furnished on orders
for parties and banquets at Gwlnner
Bakery and Confectionery.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to 7. J. Banta of Klngsdown and
Verona Willard Of Bucklln.
Leave your orders for bright, new
alfalfa hay at Martin Bros, phone 70.
81. 90 per ton delivered to your barn.
Miss Elizabeth Swain, who has been
the millinsr al the Bargain Store, left
Friday for her home In Winfield.
WANTzD-To engage party with header
to cut and stack lao acres wheat, lying
23 miles south of Wright. II. l. ALI
SON, Plains, Kansas.
Mrs. Porter OF the Bargain Store, and
her mother, Mrs. Freek, leave today for
Plttsourg, Kansas, where they will make
their home.
Will Incl leaves today for Baldwin,
Kansas to assist Rev Armstrong in evan
gellstio work, and later will take up the
work in New Mexico.
See DR.. II. F. Fisher, 11th d Main
streets, Kansas City, eye and ear spe.
clalist, at DR.. Whitworth's office Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday July tot.
Mrs. W. e. Rose of Miner, Ills. came
to Dodge City last week on account of
the illness Of her daughter, who has been
here visiting the family of her brother,
j. w. Rose.
j. II. Johnston, Billy Baker, John
Riney and Tom Hurley returned Tues
day from their annual fishing trip Oh
Buckner. They remained in camp three
days and had good luck catching fish,.
Miss Sadie Hanna entertained num-
Der Of her friends at breakfast Wednes.
day morning In honor Of Miss Mabel
Webb OF Boulder, Colorado. The deco
rations were in blue and gold, Miss Ma.
bells class colors, and delicious four
course breakfast was served.
Judge Preston is expected home next
week from Davenport, Iowa, whore be
has been visiting relatives. Mrs. Pres
ton and daughter Miss Ella Preston will
remaia In Iowa, probably all summer.
A quarter Of an inch Of rain fell here
On Tuesday night There was a hard
wind In places and on the Sawlog north
of town considerable hail fell, and dam
.ged few fields Of wheat. At the west
side OF town barn belonging to Mrs.
Shinn, was blown down. The storm was
heavier near the west line OF the state.
At Syracuse there was big hail storm.