The Globe-republican., 1906-08-30

I Nothing purer than Gwinner Ice
cream.
For RENT-Two large office rooms.
See Warren Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. lively Of Newton
are visiting their daughter Mrs. Frank
Painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, L. --McCurdy, Of
Stafford are here visiting their nephew
Mr.. j. R. McCurdy and wife.
Mr.. Boyer, Of Chase County, former
member Of the board Of managers Of the
Soldiers Home, attended the reunion
here this week.
Pure Linseed Oil at COO per gallon.
Carriers White Lead 90 per Id. Rath &
cambridge.
Everybody is hunting for something
good nowadays. You can find It In
Gwinner ice cream soda and sundaes.
Ice cream made from pure separated
cream at Gwlpner Bakery and Con-
tectionery.
Chas. A. Ryker, Of Hutchinson, one Of
the republican nominees for railroad COM
missioner, arrived Wednesday to attend
the reunion.
! We ut all the latest styles Of spectacles
and nose glasses correctly. P. H.
YOUNG, the Graduate Optician.
Judge Chase, probate Judge from Ellis
worth, 10 attending the reunion and is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Jerry Shaw.
The youngest bride of the year In
Dodge City was married this week. She
was only fifteen years old.
Mr.. James H. Harrison and Miss Myrtle
T. Davidson OF Dodge City were married
here Tues day by Judge Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Baker of Kinsley
are attending the reunion and visiting
friends in Dodge City this week..
Enjoy four days of the reunion, end
up the entertainment by attending the
opera house on Friday, Aug. 81 and see
the big hit of the season entitled "The
Country Editor Charles Colson's latest
success.
Attend 1.-THE Country Editor" at the
opera house Friday night, Aug. 81, then
70 home and think Of the many troubles
your local editor has and wake up next
morning and 60 pay up your subscrip-
ton list.
You don't know the trials, troubles and
tribulations Of your local editor, and you
won't, until you attend the big perform
auce at the opera house Friday night,
Aug. 81, entitled "The Country Editor"
the big hit of this seasons productions.
Photographs 10 cents per dozen. They
are worth the money-and more. This
price for short time only. Gallery over
Bee Hive. Ii.
Big Circus Coming to Dodge City
Tuesday September 18th Gollmar Bros.
Big United shows Circus Museum and
Menagerie will give two performances
on that date. Grand free street parade
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. This will be the only
Big Show to exhibit here this year.
Walter Winegarlh the u year old son i
of Mr.. and Mrs. Winegarth, died this
morning after long illness. About ak
months ago his life was prolonged by an
operation and constant attention and care
up to the time Of bis death held back the
final result until today.
Robert Pierce aged Is, the step son OF
Geo. Rayland of the south side Of the
county, died here Sunday of appendi-
citus. He was brought to Dodge City for
treatment but died almost Immediately
after reaching here.
Tom Taylor Of Baeklin who was among
the old soldiers at the grounds Wednes-
day was overcome by heat but revived in
short time,
J. B. Dobyns Of Howard, member Of
the board of managers Of the State
Soldiers Home, was here TO attend the
reunion.
F. L. Vandegrift, formerly the Kansas
man for the Kansas City Star, and well
known all over Kansas, was visitor at
the reunion.
Governor Frantz, Of Oklahoma met
number of old time acquaintance In
Dodge City while here Wednesday.
County Superintendent +. G. Woodbury.
was an old school mate Of his, and he
recognized him Immediately, although he
had not seen him since they were small
boys. When Gov Frantz met Wash
Gross OF Ford, he found that he was