The Globe-republican., 1906-09-20

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Visiting cards printed at this office.
a Ira Beck is reported 10 be quite sick
with fever.
Expert dispensers at Gwinner's soda
4 fountain.
The Santa Fe road will run another ex.
cursion to Denver the last of this month.
The very best Ice cream at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
n. J. S. Cady and Geo. B. Dugan were in
Garden City Sunday.
Town lots for sale cheap. Good loca-
ton KIRKPATRICK AND MARTIN.
Roy Burnett of the Burnett Brcs.
&, ocery has been on the sick list this
week.
X Wayne Slocum went to Hutchinson
Wednesday morning to attend the State
fair.
oUND-A grip. Owner can have the
same by calling and paying for this nc;
tice.
4 Miss Elma Schmidt left the last Of the
week to visit In Kansas City and St.
Louis for everal weeks.
" r, M. Artwsin of Bucklin, and Miss
Flora Cobb, Of Ford, were married here
on Tuesday by Judge Preston.
The GLOBE. REPUBLICANS telephone
number is "a. Gail up the office If you
have news item.
&c. M. Price of wilbur was here yester.
day to meet bis brother-in lrw from
Missouri, who comes to this county for
visit.
SMALL ALFALFA BRANCH For RENT
At Sears station miles west of Dodge
City, Kansas. JOHN G. KEECH.
Mrs. Geo. Stackhonse and little son, OF
Denver, Colorado are here visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. J. W. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Griffin.
e. II. Madison went to Syracuse yester-
day morning where he was to speak the
evening of the same day, and will 60
from there to Lakin and Cimarron. He
will be at Kinsley on next Saturday.
Mrs. J. F. McCandless, Of Chanute,
formerly Miss Mollls Sweeney Of Dodge
City, lie here visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. j. Teer, and her father, Capt. D. l..
Sweeney.
The Standard Bearers Society was
entertained by Ray B. Krebs, at the pleas
ant home Of Mrs. 0. II. Simpson, on
"Wednesday evening September l9ih. A
very Interesting program was given and
dainty refreshments served.
Mrs. Ruby Hogan. who was brought
home from l.aJunta lew weeks age
after having typhoid fever, r'turneG
TO LaJunta this week. She has about re.
covered her strength aud it is expected
that she will soon be completely well.
Mrs. Bessey lost a pocket book down
town the other day, but It soon found il
way back to her. The pocket book con-
tanned something over $40, aud was found
by Mr.. Incl. Usually when person:
lose money they have little hope Of find
Ing 1t, but it often turns up la Dodge
City.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard's sat home,
Tuesday afternoon was very pleasant
affair. Her aunt Mrs. Rosan of New
York was the honor guest. Very dainty
refreshments were served, after which
seyera vocal selections BIZ Mrs. Gardner
and slrs Hubbard were thoroughly
apprs dated,
The Philomaths held their first meet
Ing at the home Of Mrs. Considine last
Friday afternoon. There was a large
attendance aud five guests Mesdames
Catlin, Slocum, Argabright and Sim
mons. Miss Mabelle COnsidine served
every one with delicious punch and
waters also pansies the club flower. The
following program was then given:
Music, vocal solo, Mrs. Hubbard; presi-
dents greeting. Mrs. Taylor; rolLcall, a
picture that is worth while, and Its story;
everyone responded to this and 1t was
very interesting. Mrs Milton then re-
viewed the coming years work. After
piano solo by Mrs. Young the club adj
journed to meet with Mrs. Baird Sept. Is.