The Globe-republican., 1906-12-13

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Just arrived "a big lot Of One umbrel.
las In Gold. Silver, Horn, Pearl and
many other styles Of handles. p. II.
YOUNG, Jeweler and Optician. M
The relisf Of coughs and colds through
laxative influence originated with Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup, containing honey
and tar, q cough syrup containing no
opiates Or poisons, which Is extensively
sold. Secure q bottle at once, obtain o
| guaratee coupon, and II not fully satisfied
with results. your money will be re-
funded. Sold by Pine q Bonds drug
store.
There was hotel man here today who
10 fguring on Dodge City as location.
he was sent here by some Of the COM
mercial travellers, who have recommended
this as me beat location In Kansas for
new hotel. The hotel committee will get
| an estimate on the cost OF building such
as the visitor desires, and arrangements
may be made for having the building put
| up IN the near future.
i Three young men from Usage City
Idrifted into Dodge last Saturday even
ing, and Immediately proceeded 70 tear
|up the town. They started with Van
| Ordstrand's restaurant, but had got no
further than breaking In the door and
window when the marshal took them In
charge. After being the guests Of the
city for the night, they appeared next
morning before Police Judge Richard
Evans, jr,, very meek and calm, and
plead guilty to disturbing the peace.
They were fined $40 each and costs, and
the town is still In very good condition.
The N. M. U. club was given de-
ightful evening at the home of Mrs.
Louie Upp on last Monday. After work.
ing at fancy work and enjoying social
visit together, Mrs. Upp served salad, tea
and Uneeda biscuit marguerites, which
represented the letters s. 4. U. She also
told her guests fortunes by the tea
leaves, which was quite interesting.
There were nine present, with Mrs. J. r
! McCurdy as guest. Messrs. McCurdy
: Smith, Pixley, Rath and Upp came latel
in the evening. The next meeting will
/ probably be between Christmas and New
4 Year, at the home Of Mrs. Frances Ready
The Sorosis club met with Miss Anns
! Martin Wednesday evening. There wal
! not large attendance, but the meeting
and program we're much enjoyed by all
After short business meeting, and rol
q call, Original sayings of children), tn
following numbers were given: Music
!. Nellie Sughrue; Paper, Is 1t Sacriligeou
to produce Parzlval on the stage, Lul,
Sturm; Reading, Ella Preston; Paper
Three University Towns, Mrs. Sidlow
. Several numbers were not given on &C
J count of the absence of few member
u who were on the program. The mex
70 club evening will be In two weeks, wit
~ Miss Ella Preston,
o One OF the greatest charms Of the big
"a gest comedy success Of the past tire
seasons, "The Marriage Of Kitty" is th
music which runs through the comedy
~ The songs sung by Kittie have an adde
NJ charm by virtue of the fact that Mil
= Florence Gear, who plays the part,
10 possessed Of most charming and cult
e vated voice, and sings with great ex
p presto aud feeling Miss Gear coul
u easily make her fortune In comic opers
70 and has had many offers forlwork Of this
nature, but has refused them all. pre-
II ferring to remain where she is, 10 til
2 ranks Of the legitimate players. 18th
70 Marriage Of Kitty" In which she is bein
If featured this season, will be produce
y here within few weeks at the Glue
n Opera House by Jules Murry. of Ne
"a York.
q Another Of the popular Christian Eu
deaver socials was given on last Frida
:, evening at the home Of Mrs. B. F. Milto
:, BY the young people Of the Presbyteria
church. This was penny social and
. distinctly novel one. Those who cam
!. early, those who came late and those wi
!. came on time were charged penny.
- one SC ,od up, or II one sat down, II or
talked too much or didn't talk at all,
- really made no difference how carefl
" one was, the formidable little penny trs
came just so often, and as everyone wi
sy well supplied quite little sum was rea
" lied In this way and good time enjoye
er also. Several games were played and
or program was given during the evenin,
Is An instrumental duet by the Misses Helt
Id Ripple and Nina Jones was much Ell
10 joyed. Marie Lawrence recited vel
I'd nicely, Misses Josephine Grobety al
ne Juliet Pettijohn gave an excellent voc
duet accompanied by Miss Hazel Mill