The Globe-republican., 1906-10-11


Get our prices on the famous Bell
waists at Williams. Ut
Mrs. Will Gardner, will leave the first
of the week for Kansas City.
Barn for sale, 2O11s feet. Inquire Of
MRS DIVER.
Little Edward Olive who has been
seriously i'll OF fever Is convalesoi0g.
Complete and up to date line OF neck
wear at l.. j. French q Co. 1t
Z. o. Shook was up from Ford on
business, Monday
Chas. Laing and Harry Herzer spent
Sunday in Ford.
William Schrader has taken position
In the santa Fe railroad offices.
Mrs, Rella Wortmap, one OF the ty-
phoId patients In town, Is reported as
improving
Ice cream and ices furnished on orders
for parties and banquets at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
j 9. Lyons, of Ford was 10 town to-
day on his way TO Missouri for few
weeks visit.
For RENT-GOod basement rooms well
located. For offices or other business.
Russell q Crane.
A. Gluck has purcha' ed Chas Manda's
farm north of Howell. The deal was
made Monday.
The Ladies Of the Christian Church
will give a chicken pie dinner on election
; day at McCarty's Rlnk
Harold Stuart of Spearvlle spent
Sunday afternoon and evening IN our
: city.
CD. Buckingham of Alma, Kansas,
was in the city Tuesday, looking after
his land interests
Rev. j. A. Cornelius has moved into
the Strange property north of DR.. Q. E.
McCarty's residence.
D. X. Hetzer, of Lakin and G. l.. Mil
Ter, OF Garden City were in the city
Wednesday on business,
G H. Schooey has taken charge of the
Palmer House and has changed the
came to the Grandview Hotel.
Now is the time to think about your
winter suit and Oyer-coat. We can
fit you out. l. j. French & Co. 1t
The funeral of Mrs. Jenkins, the
mother of Mrs. Coleman of Spearville,
Il was held in that city on last Monday.
Ed Elder who has been in Ottawa, To-
peka and surrounding country for some
9 time past, returned home Wednesday.
We will supply you with Piano or
Organ cheaper than any eastern house,
n quality considered. 2. Ii. YoUNG,
: Music House.
Frank Barkley has been in Ulysses for
}, the past week looking after the store
IS recently purchased by Mr.. Erlougher and
himself.
e For RENT-Two rooms furnished for
: light housekeeping, One block north of
Is the lhird ward school hohse. Mrs. j.
STAFFORD. q
II Miss MabeIle Considine entertained at
6 cards on Saturday evening In honor Of
: her guest, Miss Allne Wescber Of Evans
ton, Iii. Cards were followed by a
ia dainty luncheon served on the small
tables, after which music completed a
pleasant evening. Among those present
- were the Misses Lulu Sturm, Kathleen
Elder, Sallie Hardesty, Hattie Locke,
Emily Madison, Fay Aver, Helen Jastatt,
IS Mrs. Clyde Smith, Mrs. Lillian O'Neil
e and Messrs., Dillworth Baird, Spencer
: Baird, Emil Elder, Leo French, Roger
Dean, Clyde Smith, Arthur Scates, Ralph
Burnett and Ralph Miller.
>. former Dodge City boy who is still
N we'll remembered here bv many of cur
people has become very successful
newspaper man in Missouri. He is Mr..
G. B. Voorhees,, and at present he is In
~ charge of the political writers who work
:, on the st. Joseph News Press. He is
,, considered one of the best newspaper
u men In Missouri.
On Saturday the 9th, about 60 young
le people were assembled togatheI to cele-
~ brate the birthday OF Miss Marie Law
renee. The evening was spent in play
: ing games aud haying general good
time. Delicious refreshments were
NJ served. Miss Marie received many re-
n membranes from her host of friends
:. Those present were the Misses Helen
"a Ripple, Nina Jones, Hazel Millikan
X Marie Cofey, Nora Stubs, Shirley
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