The Globe-republican., 1906-10-18

Visiting cards printed at this Office.
Mrs. W. ,. Chase spen, Sunday in
! .Cinarron.
For SALE-Tws heating stoves. J. A.
-ARlnNT. u
Henri, Carey returned from Ness City,
Tuesday sveaius.
writing Material Of oil kinds at vii.
llaos. ct
Campbell Johnson Of Pueblo, formerly
OF this city. ID here visiting friends.
Town lots for sale cheap. Good loca-
tion. KIRKPATRICK AND MARTIN.
Miss Mary Thomas. laughter Of Ohas.
Thomas, 10 very Ill with typhoid fever.
Fine line Of pencil and Ink tablets At
Williams Millinery \ Variety store. 2t
Lester wakeman Of wilbur township
was In the city on business, Tuesday.
Miss Dessa Colver Of Kinsley visited at
the home Of Mrs. Dick Evans, for few
days.
WANTED-76 head Of cattle to pasture
or wheat and winter. r. L. DURANT,
Dodge City, Kansas. 1t
Miss Neva Taylor Of Bucklin lie In the
city visiting At the home Of Mrs. Nc
Kinley on Second Avenue.
miss Grace Stout Of Garden City, spent
Saturday, and sunday at the home Of
George Reynolds and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Morgan Of San
Msrciai, N. N. are visiting With her
sister, Mrs. George Potter.
Mrs. D. J. Hollopeter and daughter
Zoe, are spending Thursday and Friday
with Miss Ola Hollopeter Of this city.
Furnished rooms to rent at Mrs. J. G..
Baird's. Four blocks north Of Post
Office. st
George Beardsley, who formerly had
an art studio In this city, visited In town
for few days last week. His mother
accompanied him.
Ifyou think Of buying land In Ford
county, It Is TO your interest to read the
L. L. Taylor & Cos. October list in this
issue.
W. T. Ready was suddenly called to
La Junta the first part of the week owing
to the serious illness Of his father. Mrs.
Ready left on Wednesday evening.
Bob Campbell Of Ford and his brother
John, from Illinois, who 10 at present
visiting with him. left Monday for few
days visit and recreation In Colorado.
A. b. Reeves made trip In Com
.manche and other counties In this judi
-cial district last week in the interest Of
bis candidacy for the Office Of district
Judge.
The Odd Fellows who went to Hutchin.
son last week to attend the Grand Lodge
report great meeting and most en-
joyabls time In the salt City. There
were about fifteen hundred Odd Fellows
4 sttendance at the meeting, and the
people OF Hutchinson made things very
pleasant for the visitors.
The news of the death Of Mrs. Ida
D. Beadle, has been received by some Of
her friends in Dodge City. Ms. Beadle
formerly lived here and was well known
By those who have been here for several
years. Her death occurred on Sept.
~, at Little Rock, Arkansas, where she
and two of her unmarried sons had been
living. She leaves six children. The
brick block where 8. T. Williams store 10
located was built by the Besdles during
their residence here.
The funeral of Hugh Nelson Of Kins-
ley, whose death on Friday came as a
shock to bis many friends, was held from
that city on last Sunday merning. This
promising young man 81 years had
just been made candidate for Register Of
Deeds, with no doubts as to his cleo
tion, and had bright future before him.
Highly esteemed as be was, his loss will
be felt by oil who knew him. His widow
Mrs.. Hugh Nelson, who will be better
remembered as Ivy McMichael, is q sis
ter Of Mrs. P. Fl Young and Mrs. Fl r.
Brown Of this city. who attended the
fihsral, returning home Sunday even.
Ing.