The Globe-republican., 1906-09-06
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

I DO not fail toread York Keys ad.
Nothing purer than Gwinner ice
cream.
For RENT-Two large Office rooms.
See Warren Brown.
Hirry Morrow, Of Wakita, 1T. has
been visiting friends here.
For RENT Good Office rooms upstairs.
Russell Il Crane. If
| William Gregg and son were 10 from
Wright on business on Wednesday.
Pure Linseed OIL at coo per gallon.
Carriers White Lead 90 per ID. Rath &
cambridge.
Mrs. L. J. Pettijohn went to Mo-
Pherson yesterday to attend club meet.
ing.
Peaches for sale at o.. per bushel.
North east part Of the city. g. P. sHAT-
FER. 1t
Miss Eleanor Milton has gone to Sterl-
ing where she will teach music In the
schools.
Mrs. Vance and Miss Vance Of Okla
homa City are here visiting Judge and
Mrs. 4. H. Madison.
Mrs. Fred Minis OF Garden City was
here last week the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. r. W. Hellwarth.
Everybody is hunting for something
good nowadays. You can find 1t In
Gwinner Ice cream soda and sundaes.
Steve Cave the we'll known Haskell
county politician was in Dodge City on
Fairbanks day, last week.
Ice cream made from pure separated
cream at GwlDner Bakery and Con-
fectionery.
Mrs. Claude Wilkinson left Monday
morning to visit with friends at Safford-
vile, In Chase county.
Mrs. Mohler who has been here for
several weeks visiting Mrs. o. H. Simp-
son, returned home to Salina Monday.
We ut all the latest styles Of spectacles
and nose glasses correctly. P. H..
Young, the Graduate Optician.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gluok arrived home
last week from an extended visit In
St, Louis, New York and other cities.
Sena or Benson was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalk Beeson while here
at the reunion last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mulvane of Topeka
were entertained here by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Millikan last week while attend
ing the reunion.
For SALE-Two quarters of choice
Stanton county, Kansas, land at bar
gam, II taken ut once. Address this
office.
The crossing between the Santa Fe
depot and the Front Street side walk
was In awful condition during Reunion
week. People who came In on the
Santa Fe were forced TO wade through
mud several inches deep to get to a
hotel.
Henry Hanson who las been here a
assistant cashier In the National Bsnk
of Commerce for some time re-
turned to his former position at
Medicine Lodge the first OF the week.
Mr.. Hanson is a very capable and trust
worthy young man, and the friends that
he make while here regretted to see him
leave town.
Conductor Morse made an unlucky run
one day last week. AT one of the sid.
ings on his run he lost q two hundred
dollar diamond which he carries. After
as long a search 40 he could make for II
be babe II sorrowful farewell, and re-
sumed his run. The next day however,
the boys stopped and looked again and
found the stone.
The Dodge City schools will open next
Monday with probably the largest attend.
ance they have ever had. The growth
Of the town has been so rapid that more
school buildings will be needed in short
time.
Glen Dixon, son Of Syl Dixon who will
take the big wheat train east from Dodge
City this month, arrived from Oklahoma
this week and Is painting the banners for
The different towns and counties to be
represented In the train. 1t will take
hin, .hnuf a woal IN Aniah rho inh