The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-12-06

Dr. MOssman. President of Winfield
College, Will lecture In Dodge City this
month. The exact date will be an
nOunced later.
Mrs. Harvey Uhl and mother, Mrs,
NJ. NJ. Robinson left Monday morning
tor st John, Kansas, where they will
make their home permanently. Mr.. Ubl
has been there for some time and is meet
Ing with much success in his business
This young couple have made many
friends while here, who were sorry to see
th Elm leave
W. A. Brunson, station agent al
Wright, who has been visiting at the
home Of his aunt, Mrs. W, II Preston,
for three weeks, returned Monday, to his
work ut Wright, Mr. Brunson has been
III for almost six weeks. three Of which
were spent in the Santa Fe hospital at
Topeka, but has improved greatly since
his faw weeks rest 10 this city and sgain
10 able tn resume his work.
A large crowd attended the Thanks.
giving ball given by the boys of the fire
department at the rink on last Thursday
evening. The hall was decorated nicely
and the floor Ia good condition. The
Dodge City orchestra furnished excellent
music for the occasion and the evening
was enjoyed by both spectators and
dancers. Dancing was INDUCED in until
late hour.
At times 1t seems that Cupid 10 q bi
partial to those occupying certaln posi-
lions, as can be seen by the romance be-
ing woven every day around the girls
who have been taking transfers at the
court house. One Of these girls left re-
Gently for the Pacific coast and was mar.
ried last month, while rum0r has another
one married ct least by next Christmas.
At any rate, this Is interesting 70 those
acquainted with the young ladies.
Emil Elder OF Dodge City and Miss
Nora Carson, who 10 attending the State
University ct Lawrence this year, at
tended the foot ball game between Kas-
sas University and Missouri, At Kansas
City on Thanksgiving day. Mr.. Elder
returned home Saturday morning, after
spending Friday 10 Lawrence. The
game was net On extra goUd one and there
was small crowd on account Of the In
clement weather. There were no scores
made on either side and 10 10 hard to de-
eide which team would have won on .
Dry Geld.
The bazaar given by the ladies Of the
PresbyterisA church at the offices OF
Judge B. r. Milton on last Wednesday
afternoon, was quite profitable 90 well IS
enjoyable. The young ladies arranged .
candy booth 10 one Of the large windows
which brought the church s433 The
candles were all home made and extra
good, and the young ladies may be called
upon In the near future to give the public
another chance to purchase these tooth
some goodies. The bazaar and mar
ket itself Melted e45 81. Many useful
articles were on sale on these tables.
There we're aprons, collars, sofa cushions,
etc, at the fancy work booth, while cakes,
pies, home made bread, puddings, jars
of fruit, tempting array indeed, held
the attention Of those who wished to
tighten the burdens Of preparing Thanks.
giving diRner by purchasing ready cook
ed foods. Mrs. W. H. Graves carried
out a'clever little idea Of sending for the
recipe Of the: Lady Baltimore cake, a.
round which the interesting plot is
woven, In the popular novel by Owen
Wister, "Lady Baltimore. This recipe
was put in an envelope and sold for ten
cents, and quite neat sum was realized
on this alone. AS this bazaar was such
success, the ladies may be tempted to
give another and If suggestions
are in order, a simple lunch counter in
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