The Globe-republican., 1906-01-25
LOCAL NEWS NOTES


Visiting cards printed At this office.
AN. Patterson, Of Ford, is In Dodge
City on business.
Harry Hart Of Newton visited 10 town
few days this week.
Have you registeredp If no. hurry up
and nave 1t over with.
Tbos. o Hill, OF Backlin, was Ia town
Wednesday on business.
LII. Psttijohn went to Topeka Satur-
day night, returning sunday.
How Is your letter heads and envelopes,
better let us print you another supply.
s P. Drake wa, 10 town this week as a
witness on Tetsrs-Swseney, school land
case.
Got your fine chickens ready for that
chicken show at Dodge City beginning
February !, and continuing three days.
A Santa Re employee named Biiller, q
Russian from Holly, Colo, had a lsg
crushed At the coal chute here Tuesday
night. He was taken to the hospital At
Topeka where he died later. He leaves
= wife and family at Holly.
Carl O. Countryman amuses, entertaIns
and instructs In bis varied programme Of
original work and reproduction from
other authors, which he will give at the
Presbyterian church the coming Thurs.
day evening. He isgifted with the happy
faculty Of speaking and writing with
equal success.
Buy your acre property adjoining
Dodge City from PHI. Sughrue. He has
one, two, FIVE and ten acres for sale or to
trade for stock. Office SO Front street,
Dodge City.
John Slaven and r. F. Hammond have
a contract to build twenty new houses at
the Soldiers Home. These houses will
all be exactly, 36 x 36 #, with partition
through the center so MS to accommodate
two families. They have large force Of
men and the houses will be completed in
n few months.
We have secured the service OF MS.
Krebs, as assistant Undertaken aud En-
balIner. Mr.. Krebs is an expert at the
business. Give us n call and we will do
our work satisfactory and prices reason.
Able.-Clyde Zimmerman u Co., Dodge
City Phone 1902
YOUNG MEN-The Moler Barber Col.
eye, Denver, Colo. certainly offers a
'plendld chance to learn the barber trade,
Just now. Their scholarship can practi-
sally be earned before completing. 1t
Includes tools, board and positions.
Write them.
Notwithstanding the windy day the
majority of the members Of the 8 3. Club
together with number Of guests spent
! very pleasant afternoon at the home
u Mrs. W. H. Chapman, on Friday
Ian 18th The guests were: Mrs. A B.
Reeves, Mrs. Herbert Beelh, Mrs. Balm.
bridge. Mrs Rose, Miss Verua Brown,
Mrs. Oonsadine, Mrs. Tom French, and
Mrs. Williams Of Marion, Kans. The
lext afternoon will be spent with Mrs.
J. y. Green on Feb. 2.
The Tetsrs-Sweeney, school land case
was settled In the District Court Wednes.
lay In favor Of letters. Mrs Thome
ettled on this land over year ago and
'fter proving up, transferred the land to
,weeny, who later transferred 1t to P. Il.
Young. Mr. letters thinking that Mrs
rhome's settlement would not be good
ettIed upon the land and brought an
Jectment suit against sweeney. The
lain made by letters was that Mrs.
rhome's residence upon the land was not
8 prescribed by law aud that her house
Was 10 such condition that she could not
ave continuously resided there.
The A. B girls were delightfully."- enter.
aimed at the home Of Miss Sadie Hanna
asst Saturday afternoon. 1t was Rose
ny, and the red rose was represented
cry prettily In both decorations and re-
reshments. Each member was duly
Initiated into the mysteries Of A. B. after
,hlch abe was presented with dainty
Lamped linen dolly of rose design as
Duvenir OF the club. The flower days
I'LL be continued, the next being gerua I'm
ny at Miss Mabel Consldine's, on Satui-
ay, Feb 8.
The people Of Dodge City for some
eason, have 10 the past time thought that
get fret class work 10 Photography, 1t |
rae necessary to wait until goisg to some
'rger place THAI Dodge. This might !
ave been correct, 10 past years, but is
ow erroneous. When man comes to
and proves himself capable Of doing
,e kind Of work we have wished for, It