The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-12-06

olOD1 lie LABEL
The Misses Kate and Olive Burgess
spent sunday IN KiDsley.
The S. s, club will meet with Mrs. G.
D. Beeth on next Friday afternoon
Pillow tops, fine styles. from which to
make your Xmas selections. JENNIE E,
WILLIAMS. q
Auntie Sanfield, who Is living on hei
ranch near Garden City, threatens an in
vssion Of Dodge City very soon.
Miss Pearl Bryant Of Kinslev. visited
at the home OF Frank Hobble over
Thanksgiving, returning to Kinsley last
Monday morning. Miss Bryant is q
cousin OF Rob kath Of this city
Ladies day every Monday and Wednes-
day, afternoons on these days devoted
exclusively to ladies. Gentlemenly in
structors On hand to teach those who
wish to learn. Admission aud skates IL
cents. II
For SALE-Deslrable residence prop
erty with two lots on Avenue A and Cedar
street House Of seven rooms; barn Tor
four horses, With room for buggies. In
quire of B. s. Williams, or address box
81, Dodge lily.
Your money refunded If after using
three fOurths a. Of tube of ManZau,
you are dissatisfied Return The balance
Of the tube to your druggist aud your
money will be cheerfully refunded Take
advantage of this offer. Sold 0y Pine &
Bonds drug stole.
"Pineules" (non- alcoholic) made from
resin from our pine forests, used for hun
dreds of years for bladder aud kidney
diseases. Medicine for thirty days, 81, 00
Guaranteed TO give satisfaction or money
refunded. Get our guarantee coupon
from Pine & Bonds drug store.
Clyde Smith Is planning to greatly
beauty his home on Military avenue this
spring The work Of spading the ground
has already been commenced, cement
wall is being made 10 the front. and fruit
and shade trees are being put In. Mr..
Smith has very desirable corner lot on
this avenue, and these improvements will
make 1t still more 50.
The Unien Thanksgiving services
which were held a, the Presbyterian
church on Thanksgiving morning, we're
well attended. Rev. Dr. Imbodeu, of
the Methodist church, preached very
good sermon, bringing 10 thu idea Of
cheerfulness and thankfuluess for all
thiHgs. The choir rendered an anthem In
pleasing manner, and the whole service
was very saIisfying and helpful
TIVE Of the St. Louis range peddlers
who have been driving over the county
got drunk at Spesrvllls aud became en-
gagged In aghs ana were arrested by the
authorities there. The stove sellers were
insd at Spearvllle, but refused to pay
tho 6ne. They were brought 10 Dodge
City for jail accommodation, and were
still drunk enough to let ous va OCCASION
d yeip, after reaching this place. When
the SOLDERING process began they conclud.
cd to pay their fac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Baird and son
Eugene Of Beaver, Colorado, spent
Thanksgiving 10 this city, their former
home. They were the guests Of Mrs.
J. @. Baird, Mr.. and Mr.. Ed Bowen,
and also Mr. and MRS. 4. T. Young.
Mrs. Baird was Mise Erms Young form.
erly and attended the high school In this
oity, where she made many friends.
Mr.. Baird 10 also well known here and
their friends were glad to see them again.
They expect to return this week to their
home 10 Denver.
OF interest to many Of this city will be
the marriage Of Miss Florence E Ripple
to Mr. Bert H. Krieger, both Of Larned.
The ceremony was performed on last
Wednesday morning, November 2sth, at
the home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ripple, by the Rev. DR..
Coltman, In the presence OF large num-
Der Of the relatives and intimate friends
Of the contracting parties The bride was
gowned In white null, trimmed with
narrow bands OF satin ribbon and lace
bertha. She carried BRIDES roses Many
valuable presents we're received by the
young couple. Mr.. and Mrs. Kreiger
left for Chicago on the morning train,
for short wedding trip. On their re-
turn they will commence housekeeping
In new residence just completed for
them near the Ripple home. The bride
is the only daughter OF her parents, and
lie popular young lady of Larned. The
groom is also well liked in that city, and
Is an energetic young business man, be-
ing q member of the grocery firm Of No
Ian q Krleger, with many bright pros
poets. Mr.. and Mrs. J, II. Ripple and
daughter, Helen, were guests from this
city.