The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-01
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

close study OF the cement business and |
keeping up with the times In that rapid
growing business.
| Buy your acre property adjoining
Dodge City from P. II Sughrne. lie ha,
one, two, Ave and ten acres for sale or &C
made for stock. Office So Front street
Dodge City.
i W. H. Lord who spent two week
searching for the boom at Garden City
made the discovery that Dodge City and
Forb county are away ahead Of anything
IN Finncy. Mr.. Lord Is now putting up
a fine dwelling III Dodge City and viii
remain here permanently.
| We'have secured the service Of M. s.
krebs, rs assistant Undertaken aud En-
baliner. Mr.. krebs is an expert at the
| business. Give us call aud we will do
your work satisfactory and prices reasons
able.-Clyde Zimmerman q Co., Dodge
City. Phone 7 lO2
Judge and Mrs. K. II. Madison hav
been visiting friends In Topeka for few
days. judge Madison attended the Kan.
sas Day Club meeting there on Monday,
went to Hutchinson to the Congressional
committee meeting on Tuesday, aud re-
turned to Topeka for the State Bar Assoc
cation on Wednesday.
A. B. Freeman, sold out south Of to WIN
few months ago and went back to east
ern Kansas, this week he purchased Of
II. T McCaustland fine 100 acres OF
land 3 miles west of Kingsdown. He
will move his family onto the land and
improve 1t. We knew Arth couldn't
stay away, and all our people i'll beglad
to see him return.-Banner.
YOUNG MEN-The Moler Barber Col.
lege, Denver, Colo. certainly offers II
splendid chance to learn the barber trade,
Just now. Their scholarship can practi-
caly be earned before completing 1t
includes tools, board and positions.
Write them.
j. b. Pratt of Syracuse, representing
the Ration Ice Co, of Ration, N NJ, was
in Dodge City yesterday, interviewing
the Santa Fe in regard to securing
building site for an ice house, to be built
here In the spring. Mr. Pratt states that
The company has secured sites at SYRIA
cuse and Garden City, and that they will
undoubtedly secure the right to erect a
building on the right-of- way here, also.
There was very pleasant gathering,
Monday evening, at the home of Mrs.
Harry Hubbard, when the Phiomaths
entertained their hus bands and celebrated
Kansas Day. Musical numbers were
given by the Phlomath quartet After
several appropriate and entertaining
games, refreshments were served. TIE
club ladies were assisted In the evening
by Misses Eleanor Milton and Mabelle
Considine, and Mrs. Lillian O'Niell.
There was large attendance at the
meeting Of the literary society In Grand
view township, north of town, last Sat-
urday night and several people from
town were In the crowd. The program
was varied and entertaining. The de-
bate was on the suppression Of fiction In
Literature. The program included an ex.
hibltion Of clog dancing by J. @. Nor.
thern, recltations by three members of
tho Spisr family, one by Mr.. LIENS and
paper by VIM. Elliott. The next meet.
Ing will be on next Saturday night.
Jimmy Jaynes, an old settler In Ford
county has just decided to again locate
here. Mr.. Jaynes tried the Western
coast. aud came back. He tried Arkansas
but he didn't stay. He has looked over
The country pretty thoroughly and all
of the time Ford county land has been
raising In price. He has now bought two
quarter sections of land, one Of the quar-
ters has been owned by him before. His
intention now Is to settle here forall time.
The attorney VINO represented Mrs.
Thompson here In her recent divorce
case, writes the Globe Republican stating
that hr knew nothing of Mrs. Thompson's
marriage to Mr. Moody, and that he had
not seen his client for over three months
prior to the trial. He states further he
brought the divorce suit because he is of
the opinion that her marriage to Thomp.
son was notillegal, and thatsuch course
was the proper one to pursue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gardner and son
arrived home from Chicago Wednesday
morning. They were on Sante Fe train
No. /. and were In a wreck between
Chicago and Kansas City. The train was
piled up In the ditch and while the passen-
gers were little II any injured, they had
to camp several hours In the cars 10 very
positions. Mr.. and Mrs,