The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25


clerks office this week.
Our Aromatic Castor Oil lie Palatable.
Rath q Bainbridge.
Miss Bessie Gilbert Of Spearville, was
visitor in this city Friday.
FOR SALE-Second hand typewriters at
the Postal Telegraph Office II
A dancing party was given at the
Phenix Club last Friday evening.
Fl. P. McCaustland of Bucklin, was In
the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
The r. 8. Club will meet with Miss
Lille and Jennie Stubs this evening.
Mrs. Zimmerman of Bucklin, Ia in the
city taking treatment OF DR.. Coonfeld.
Mrs. B. F. Mills left for California last
Tuesday, where she expects to spend the
winter.
Misses Kate and Olive Burgess enter
tanned few friends at IL O'clock dinner
last Sunday.
Local Post Cards at Rath & Bainbridge
These cards are excellent. Set Of 8 local
views 35c.
For RENT-Good basement rooms we'll
located. For offices or other business.
Russell & Crane. II
Rev. Coleman Of Harper, will preach
at the Baptist church Sunday, October %,
morning and evening Come.
G. M. Beeson, Sidney Reynolds and
D. L. Sweeney are attending the Curtis
sale northeast Of Spearville today
Miss Mary Thomas, daughter of Chas.
Thomas, who has been very i'll with
typhoid fever, IL improving.
Otto Theis who has been 10 Wichita,
Hutchinson and other places on business,
for several weeks, returned to this city
last week.
We will supply you with a Piano or
Organ cheaper than any eastern house,
quality considered, P. Ii. YOUNG,
Music House.
Mrs. .. A. Mays of La Junta is stopp-
ing over in the city this week, on her
way home from the east, tue guest of
Mrs. John Mays.
The L. II. f. club met last thursday
evening at the home of Miss Violet Wat
son. Earl Young and George Cumbaek
were guests OF the evening. Light re-
freshmeuts were served.
Jimmie Saunders, who has been In
Lincoln, Nebraska, for several years,
arrived In the city the first of the week
to attend the funeral OF his sister Bessie.
A. FL. Hard, father Of Orlin T. Hard
of Chicago, formerly Of this city, died at
his hone in Chicago last Saturday even
ing. Interment was made In Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
The meeting Of the 8. S. Embroidery
Club, which was to have been held at the
home of Mrs. P. Il. Sughrue, was post
poned on account Of the death Of W. f.
Ready of La Junta, father of W. L.
Ready of this city.
WANTED-Information as to the address
Of John P. Burns or bis widow or heirs II
he 10 dead. He served In Co. L. 9th Kan
sas Cavalry In the Civil war. Address
was Dodge City many years ago. Small
recovery can probably be made. Ad.
dress Harvey Spaldlng & Sons, Wash
lngton, d. q. St
o. B. johnson, whose home is about IA
miles southwest of this city, met with
quite an accident last Friday evening. A
large steam disc and drill caught him by
the foot In such way az to draw him
under 1t, cutting bis head aud bruising
his shoulder. Drs. Milton and Thong.
son attended him.
Wallis Trebllcock, OF Ford who is at
tending school at Grand Island Nebraska,
IL reported to be making good mark In
his studies, and has been prominent In
that town lately, by his work in helping
to establish some of the street lines
which have been In dispute.
Herbert Whitworth, who recently left
this city for Richmond, California, is
tawtng vacation in Los Angeles, and
writes that he is having lifetime Of his
boyhood". lie accidentally met Miss
Bertha Rath, who has been In Los Ange-
les for some time and the two enjoyed
few "moments conversation of old
times. Dodge City people are always
glad to have pleasant surprises given
them, and they are awaiting Mr.. Whit
worth's next letter from California, fully
for the "surprise " it may con-
lain