The Globe-republican., 1906-11-15

Miss Olga Kruger spent Sunday with
Miss Mary Hale.
j.. W. Flint and family have gone to
Dalhart, Tex, to live
Henry Hattrup was up from wheatland
Wednesday, taking In the sights.
Richard Hughes Of Woodbine, Ill, is
visiting bis aunt Mrs. r. W. Rvans.
How is your letter heads and envelopes,
better let US print you another supply.
q. NJ. Ball Of Wichita, representing
?. F. Collier Il Son, was In the city
Tuesday.
I'd Oliphant OF Kinsley is building q
fine residence on bis farm elk miles south
east Of Dodge City.
The GLOBE REPUBLIcAN's telephone
number Is "a. Gail up the office If you
nave news item.
The highest score last week at the Box
Ball Alleys was made by Clyde Smith
who won the prize at 1876 points.
Where others fail DR.. Cassity, the
Missouri Veterinarian succeeds. See
him ut the Park Barn, November l6 to
80. Ii
Mrs. L. l.. Elder visited with her
mother, Mrs. e. j. Stofer, on last Sun
day, returning to her home In Bucklin
Monday.
Mrs. L. M. Pottle Of Davenport, Ia, Is
visiting In the city as the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. j. w. Thompson. She will
probably remain several weeks.
The Pfesbytsrians are out raising
fund to purchase new piano. They
have had this piano on trial for some
time and are now planning to purchase
the same.
The Episcopals have secured the Rev.
Charles A. Mathis from Dundas, Mimi,
as Il cir rector, and there will now be
regular services In this church. Mr.. Nal.
tis preached his first sermon last Sunday
d Ipn q inn
Mrs W. W. Drlskell, Of South Dakota
who arrived In the city short time ago TO
visit her father, A. J. Anthony, re-
ceived telegram this week of the Ill
ness Of her daughter In Leavenworth,
Kansas, and is now In that city.
The T. H. F. Club met last Thursday
with Mas Stella Stofer, who gave them
delightful evening. Embroidery work
and refreshments were In order ana made
he time pass quickly. The next meeting
will be with Miss Rose Madden on next
" Wednesday evening.
The Bible Study Glass had pleasing
md instructive meeting on last Monday
'vening ct the Presbyterisn church.
The attendance was good and the sub
sct, "Kings Of Judah up to the cap
ivity," well discussed. "Hexskiah" will
70 the study on next Monday evening.
WANTED Information al to the address
4 John ?. Burns or bis widow or heirs II
10 IL dead. He served In Co. L. 9th Kan
as Cavalry in the Civil war. Address
Vas Dodge City many years ago. small
ecovery can probably DO made. Ad.
ress Harvey SpaldiDg & Sons, Wash.
,gton, D. q. 80
The Atheneum Club met ct the home ,
I Mrs. John Rush on Friday, November
ID. A fine program was given as fol-
'ws: "Robert Greene. by Mrs. Rush
Sweet are the Thoughts" and Orphans I
ong" BY Mrs. Judd: "Engllsh Dis Z
,veries and Colonial Growth, Dy Mrs. I
adison; "Robert ssathwell' and ikoss Z
Delay and the Burning Babe", Mrs.
lghrue; Discussion, Edward vi, led by
RS. Oatlln. The critics reports Of the o
st two meetings we're read and roll call, {
rotations from CymbelIne, closed the b
teresting program. The resignation Of B
~. VanHorn, who has removed from
Q city. was accepted at this meeting.
ra Fl. r. Brown will be hostess on I
ovember 23rd.
The Junior Endeavor Society Of the p
'esbYterian church was entertained by Il
70. D. Il. Jones and Mrs. W. J. Davies II
the home Of the latter, on last Saturday \
ternoon. About forty children enjoyed N
Q afternoon which was spent Ia play. N
games and having a general good Of
ne. Ice cream and cake were served N
ring the afternoon. A large number il
children are becoming interested III Il
. work and ensiating wish this society "a
There is always room FOR more and all q
ss and girls will n welcomed. b