The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-02-22
ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co.. NEW YORK.

Curtis Lawrence was up from Spear
vile, Wednesday
County Commissioner Duncker was up
from Ford yesterday.
See p H Young the graduate Optician
for all kind of Optical work.
John Isslnghoff of Bellefont, was In
town on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Lon Goddard returned yesterday
afternoon from a visit at Kiusley.
Pianos. Organs and all kinds Of music.
al goods.-P. IL. YOUNG Music house.
Blossoms chestra went to Larned this
morning 10 play for big Washington
Birthday ball.
The Standard Bearers rendered
musical and literary program at the
Methodist church, last evening.
For SALE-Choice quarters and Sec
lions, Hamilton county land. Also bot
tom farm q. P SMAEFvER.
Bring as your repairing. We do the
best work ptomptly.-P. II. Young,
Matchmaker and Manufacturing Jewler
The ladies OF the W. II. G. will serve
q chicken dinner ut the q. A. X. hall on
April ) Every body Invited. By order
OF Committee.
W. II. Lord who has been LAID up In
the hospital Tor the past few weeks with
IL able TO walk about lit
tie, but is still suffering a great deal Of
pain.
The frame work for W. ii Lords res.
idenoe on Railroad avenue Ia up and the
work is p,ogI rseing rapidly. The house
has very pretty foundation Of cement
block construction The blocks were
made by che Dodge City Cement and
Artificial Stone company.
The Topeka State Journal isauthority
for the statement that the auditor Office
at Topeka has ruled the age of party
settling on piece Of school land is Of no
consequence, rs long Nv the party Is old
enough TO do the necessary work, or
hire the work done This question has
been frequently brought up, there having
been case Of tnls nature, la Ford county,
This Office received call Friday from
P. Evans Of FL. Dodge, who dropped In
to renew the Globe Republican for bis
father, Sylvester Evans, OF Barlow, Ore
gon, and his brother o. e. Evans, OF
Marion, Kansas. Mr.. Evans made trip
TO Oregon during the Portland exposition
and visited his father at Barlow, and en-
joyed the trip 90 much that he may decide
TO 20 again In few years.
Miss Eleanor Milton sang very nne
and pleasing solo last Sunday morning at
The Presbyterian church. The selection
was specially arranged by a Wichita
musician, and consisted OF poetic stapZss
Of sacred character set to the popular
piece Of music, 10 Promise Me-" Miss
Milton entered fully into the spirit OF Il Q
piece and sang 1t with much spirit ard
fleet, greatly TO the delight and edlfca-
lion of the large audience present.
The Santa Fe has located new sta
ion west of Dodge City, to which it
lives the name of Sutton, named for
n. W. Sutton Of this place. MIR. Sutton
las held the position of local. attorney
or the Santa Fe company here for 30
'ears. When he was first appointed as
AEorney foJ the company, the Santa Fe
DAD was small affair, running only
wo or three trains through here daily.
Dir. Sutton is among the Oldest of the
Dads attorneys and has been In a great
many important cases for the company.
Ills name now appears on the Santa Fe
ims cards to mark one Of the new
tAtions.
The A. B. girls had "royal' time at
he bone Of Mrs. Kathleen Elder last
saturday afternoon. 1t was Sunflower
lay and the dainty refreshments were
ranged to represent the pretty Kansas
lower. Before taking leave Of the hos.
ess, the girls went through an old time
Virginia reel which caused much merrl-
nent. Saturday, March 3, will be VIC.
Of day, hostess Miss Emily Madison. !