The Globe-republican., 1906-12-06
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

DOH.
Charlie Wright has been on the sick
list for several days.
have two furnished rooms for rent
A. N. Gissell, 4t
Several new houses and barns are going
up south of the river.
G. L. Motz Of Kinsley was In the city
Tuesday on business at the court house.
L. Van Lehn Of Stafford was In this
city Tuesday on business, leaving on
Wednesday for Bucklin.
ToR SALR-Two washing machines,
two heating stoves, ono large kettle for
rendering lard. A. N. Gissel. At
DIV. Wilson, Of the nrm Of 9. L.
Painter & Co., Is enjoying a visit from
bis mother and brother this week.
Mrs. Otis Thompson returned home
Wednesday evening from Marion, Kans. i,
where she has been visiting for about q
week.
G. L. Painter returned Monday morn
Ing on No. 8, from short trip to Chi
cago and other points
For SALE-A new Hammond type
writer. Can be purchased on INSTALL
ment plan. W. T. COOLIDGE.
Mrs. Ed Oliphant and daughter, vineta,
returned to Kinsley Monday morning,
after spending a few days with her
mother, Mrs. G. L. Painter.
A letter just received by G. L. Painter
from Mr.. Syl Dixon, reports the exhibit
car to still be attracting good crowds at
each stop. The car is now at Des Moines,
Iowa.
DR.. Whitworth gives special attention
to diseases Of the eye and the fitting Of
glasses. Ask him about the Kryptok in.
visible bifocal lens and opifex bifocal.
Office overBee Hive store. tt
Messrs. DR.. Milton, A. Russell and A.
Gluck were In Cimarron Tuesday. They
each were there on personal business, but
met and went up together.
Geo. W. Cowan Of Hutchinson was in
Dodge City on business Tuesday. Mr..
Cowan has owned some land in this
county, and was here making q transfer
Of some OF 1t to purchaser.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. M. Beeson left Sunday
evening on No. for Topeka, Kansas
City and points In the east. Their son,
Otero, accompanied them "a far as Kan.
las City.
The Postoffice barber shop ehas put In
lew fixtures and may be numbered
Imong the best shops Of the town. The
'hop IS enjoying a good trade, and is
making an enterprislng hustle all the time
Tor new patrons.
Look over the catalogue sent you and
zee If there Is not something you
would like laid away for Christmas. II
you did not get catalogue, Call 10 and
get one. P. Il. YOUNG, Jeweler and
Optlcian.
About three hundred and fifty home.
seekers passed through the city on No. OF
asst Wednesday. A number Of them
topped of at this point, but the majority
vent on further west. This Ia by far the
argest body of homeseeksrs that has
zone through this city for some time, and
Ne were half asleep to let them get by as.
Millions Of bottles Of Folsys Honey
Ind Tar have been sold without any
'erson ever having experienced any other
han beneficial results from Its use for
coughs, colds and lung troubles. This is |
because the genuine Foleys Honey and |
Tar In the yellow package contains no |
'piates or other harmful drugs. Guard |
'our health By refusing any bat the
,enuins. The PINE . BosD Drug Co.
The T. Il. r. Club met last Friday |
vsning with Mlss Violet Watson, but
instead Of q regular meeting, Miss Violet
TANNED card party Is 3 surprise and
leo to celebrate tho birthday Of Miss
Elizabeth Swain, who has been q popular
,smber Of the club for some time. The
lub members arrived at the usual hour
18th their embroidery work. all uncon-
,ious that there were to be other guests.
t half.past nine the gentlemen who
ere invited for the evening were u,h.
red Into another part of the house, sud-
enly making :helr appearance before
le girls and greatly enjoying the real
lrprise this made. The fancy work
as then put up and euchre provided the
'tertaInment for the rest Of the evening.
ainty refreshments were served on small
bles. The guess we're: Messrs John
iller, Leon Gilbert, Otto Tbeis, George
John Madden, Milo Becker
ID Mr.. Watson. Miss Mildred Watson