The Globe-republican., 1906-05-17
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Mrs. j. 8. Cady 10 home from visit In
Topeka.
Nothing purer than Gwlnner ice
cream.
G. L. Finley and B. r. Milton went to
Arkansas the first Of the week to look at
land with view to Investment.
For SALE Secondhand windmill,
cheap. f. O'NEAL. If
A good decoration day program at
Spearville has been arranged. The pro-
gram will be given in the school hall.
The very best Ice cream at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
Captain r. NJ. Painter Of Meade was
in Dodge City yesterday and today as an
attorney ats contest case In the Land
Office.
Pianos, Organs and all kinds Of music
al goods.-P. II. YOUNG Music house.
j.. G. Tucker Of Howell was in Dodge
City yesterday. He says the crops In his
country are not suffering for rain. Mr..
Tucker has rye that is four feet high.
Closing out secondhand stock at cost.
Bargains In furniture, hardware, etO,-N.
G. MoOTz. If
DR.. w. Fl. Garrett who has been In
Gray county for some time has returned
to Dodge City. His health has not been
improved by his stay in the country as he
had hoped 1t would be.
Let me help you get home. have
arrangements that will help. Come and
talk 1t over with me. p. H. Sughrue.
W. J. Fitzgerald is in Topeka today
where the state Republican central COM
mittee meets to select chairman and
arrange the preliminaries for the work of
the campaign
The finest whole fruits, the best Rock
Candy syrup used at Gwinner's soda
fountain.
The Elks, under whose patronage the
Polmatier Sisters played here merit the
thanks of all for having brought this sup.
erb attraction. Daily Courier, Winfield,
Kansas. AT Presbyterian church Dodge
City, May 81.
On Monday afternoon large number
Of little folks were entertained by Inez
Martin from A to g. Inez was years old
and with her guests had very happy
afternoon. The children were seated at a
long table and very dainty refreshments
were served.
D. II. Jones has purchased the Jerry
Shaw property and will move to town
soon. Mr.. Jones has farm adjoining
town and ranch near Ford, but will
make his home In Dodge City In future.
The Shaw property sold for $4,000.
Mr.. Larabee Of Stafford was 10 Dodge
City on> Tuesday. He may conclude to
put in Touring mill here. Mr.. Larabee
is the kind of man that does things and
Dodge City people would like to have
him interested here.
Miss Jennie B. Momyer of Great Bend,
Kansas is visiting Miss Christina WISE
man at Fort Dodge few days, after
which she will 60 TO Grenada, Colo, to
visit brother. She is graduate of the
same school where Miss Wiseman gradu-
ated.
Reba Millikan entertained twenty OF
her little friends Saturday afternoon at
a birthday party. Games were played
on the lawn and refreshments served In
doors from long table decorated with
red ribbons, the birthday cake bearing
five candles forming the centerpiece.
There were six graduates In the Spear
vile schools this year, three boys and
three girls, Dollie Moody, Cevlna o 'Hara,
Ethel Harvey, Odln Sample, Robert Wet
eel and James MoDermott. The com.
mencement exercises were held on May
0, and the address to the graduates was
delivered by Rev. G. e. Wood Of Klnsley.
The Polmatler Sisters Concert 0rches-
ira could be heard again and again with
positive delight and the Chautauqua man.
agement 10 to be complimented upon
bringing SO high class attraction to cult
ured Carthage.-Daily Democrat, Garth.
age, Mo. This attraction will appear on
the evening of May 81, at the Presby.
terrain church In Dodge City,
George Curtis, a well known citizen Of
Ford county is reported to be in critical
condition. Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Baker
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Balderson of
Dodge City drove to the Curtis home. ak
miles east Of spearville, on Sunday. They
found Mr.. Curtis very III. He is suffer-
Ing, 1t Is understood, from an abscess
upon one Of his lungs. About the first Of
March Mr.. Curtis had leg broken and
by the time he had recovered from this