The Globe-republican., 1906-10-18

James German, who has been visit
Ing Ia Onaga. Kans., for some time has
returned to TT Dodge.
Don't fail to attend the Handkerchief
and Table Linen sale next Tuesday at
L. r Pendletons.
I'm. seabrig Of Salina, arrived In this
city Monday morning to attend the
funeral Of her mother, Mrs. r. d. Fam
ming.
The contract for remodeling the build.
ings on Second Avenue recently pur-
chased by z. N. Incl, has been given to
Hammond u Slxven.
wANTED-Party to cut and stack 100
acres Of wild grass. ten miles east Of
town for ons.half crop. h. l. ALLIs0N.2s
Martin Stohr has been enjoying visit
from two Of bis brothers for tho past
two weeks. They left for their home 10
Benton county, No., last Tuesday even
ing.
The Hosiery Sale at L. z. Pendleton's
on Tuesday was such success, that an
other will be given On next Tuesday.
Table Linen and Handkerchief will be
on sale at this time.
The Telephone Company has put In
new hundred line section Of switch
board, which will enable them In short
time to oil oil orders for phones. This
10 row one Of the finest equipped Offices In
western Kansas.
Ar. and Mrs. T. J. Considine and
daughter, Mabslle, expect to leave 10
few weeks fer Amarillo, Texas. where
Mr.. ConsIdins will have charge Of the
Weather Bureau Of that city.
Mrs. J. ). Mcintyre left Monday on the
Rock Island for Dalhart, Texas to spend
week or two with her husband, who
has position with the Rock Island at
that point.
Mrs. Tate and daughter, Mabel return
ed homo from Kansas City, last Saturday.
They had delightful visit while there,
attending the Horse Show at Convention
Hall and many other amusements.
Mrs. John Rush entertained about
thirty five Of her frieHds last Tuesday
afternoon, Mrs. G. A. Milton and Mrs. G.
N. Beeson assisting. Mrs. Churchill
presided over the punch bowl. Cards
snd games were the order Of the day,
after which dalsty luncheon was served
on small tables.
Mrs E. L. Howard Of Denver who has
been visiting her brother, Harry Crosse
the past week, left for Newton Saturday,
where she will spend few days before
going to Chicago. Her father, j Crosse
Of Newton returned 10 lis home also.
FoR SALE-A good I've room house
with bath and pantry; also three closets,
hot and cold water In bath and pantry.
A good barn and out buildings, 100 #
front, 1856 It deep, fine shade and fruit
trees. Price reasonable and goods terms,
Inquire 81 GLOBE REPUBLICAN offlce.4t
It is Q ellknown medical fact that
pine resin is most effective 10 the treat
ment Of diseases Of the bladder. and kid
neys. Sufferers from back ache and
other troubles due to faulty action Of the
kidneys find relief In the use Of Pine.
ules. Sl.00 buys 30 days treatment. Sold
BY PINE & BoND's Drug store.
The marriage Of Mrs. Cora Anderson
and Mr.. Floy 3. Brumbaugh, Of this city,
took place Tuesday evening at the home
Of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Carrier. The osrmony was performed at
six O'Clock BY Rev. J. W. Thompson In
the presence Of only the relatives Of the
bride and groom. The bride was be-
eomingly gowned 10 white and carried
white carnations. Her travelling suit was
of lavender wolfe. ATT o'clock q we'd
ding supper was served, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Brumbaugh left on No. 10 for
Kansas City and other points. Mr..
Brumbaugh has just completed . fns
new addition to his home on Locust Ave,
where they will be Al home to their
friends on their return.
The farmers Of Hodgsman and Ness
county have . rather unique custom In
connection with their co-operatiYe tele-
phone lines, which 10 an independent
system, running along the wire fences
The custom 10, when anyone Visiting 10
that vicinity 10 especially entertaining
10 the line Of music or speaking, or some
times graphaphone may be brought to
enc Of the homes, the different phones
are rung up, thereby giving all the peo-
pie for miles around ~ opportunity to
enjoy the entertainment.