The Globe-republican., 1906-10-11

last week. They report the luck shoe
Ing to be fine.
The Ladies Aid society of the Presby
terrain church will hold market an
bazaar the day before Thanksgiving d.,
The place will be given later.
l.. NJ. Taylor Of Bucklin is in the cit
visiting his ten year old son, who hs
Z been very Ill with typhoid fever. lie
much better and expects 70 90 home
last Of the week.
Mr.. Leslie White and wife hav
located here, as Mr.. Wilhits |. coveriuI
this territory for the Loose-Wile
= Cracker Company Of Kansas City.
W.. Trousdale who starred 4 bi,
wheat farm here last year, Is havinl
; seven thousand acres of wheat sowl
on bis farms In Harvey, Edward
and Ford counties.
x. l.. Smith, editor Of the Spearvill'
News and member of the Republican
central committee from Spearviile town
ship. was 10 Dodge City on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard, Mrs. 4. A. Scates
and Mrs. I'D Petlijohn left on Tuesday
for MCPHERSON, to attend the federati N
Of Womans' clubs which meets In that
city this year.
Get course ticket for 81 Is for the
five Lyceum attractions. and hear Marvin
Williams, "the live wire' on Wednesday
night, the 18th, at the Opera house, the
first number.
Mrs. H. A. Burnett spent few days 10
Hutchinson last week. Miss kleansr
Milton happened to be there also aud the
two spent delightful day together.
Miss Milton ia proving very successful In
her music and teaching at Sterling
jesse voorhees,, who lived In Dodge
City many years ago as small boy has
been running on the Santa Fe on this
division since two weeks ago, and has
been renewing acquaintance among hls
old friends IN this place.
The R. 8. club was entertained on
Wednesday evening by Miss Cora Leath-
erwood. The evening was spent in fancy
work, after which dainty refreshments
We're served. The next meeting will be
on Friday the Goth at the home of Miss
DeEtte Reighard.
The funeral Of Mrs. W. c. Slagle who
passed away on Wednesday morning, will
be held in Ness county on Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. She was bright
young woman and her many friends will
feel her loss She leaves husband and
one small child.
o A Bond had an encounter with
DR.. Simpson Monday afternoon, re-
sultng In the loss Of all of his upper
teeth. he seemed to take II good
naturally, however, and expects to re-
sumo his old place al the bead Of the
table very soon.
Otto Faulkner startled the natives at
Klnslev the other day By taking trip
to the solar system 10 balloon. He was
testing the aeranout the day before,
saying, that anybody could 90 up tied to
the parachute, 40 he was. This as
usual, resulting in wager, and Otto
made good.
P NJ. Incl has bought the corner store
building on Second avenue that has been
occupied for years by the Weagley gro
cerv store, and also the three buildings
adjoining, and will at later date repair
the buildings. He will occupy part of
the buildings with the Incl & Son store,
and will rent the rest OF the rooms Mr..
Incl aold the room he occupies at present
to Riley Reeves who will move his meat
market to that stand. Mr.. Weagley Is
closing out his stock with the intention of
quitting business.
The Violin Concert given on last
Monday evening at she Methodist church
by g. W. Giles was we'll attended and up
to the standard Of excellence Mr.. Oles
gave several numbers all OF which were ex.
ecuted with 1ne expression and te technique.
Memories" and Rem sm brance"
only short little melodies but very charm.
ing, were worthy of mention. "Mystery"
was indeed beautiful and too much can
not be said of Mr.. Oles rendition OF this
difficult music. Miss Lila Smith gave
several piano solos In pleasing manner
and accompanied Hr. tiles with an ex-
preston and touch above which the
slightest tone of the violin could be dis.
tlnctly heard. Miss Maudie Mootz sang
very sweetly and the popular Male
Chorus was heartily received by the |
audience as they usually are. Concerts
OF this kind are always welcome to the
people Of Dodge City.