The Globe-republican., 1906-11-22
LOCAL NEWSNO7ES

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Fred Rose left last Friday for Denver
to be gone few days.
Our Aromatic Castor Oil is Palatable.
Rath u Bainbrdge. ..l.-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vernon are visit
ing relatives In Larped, this week.
How Is your letter heads and envelopes,
better let us print you another supply.
A seven pound girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. r w. Bolton on last Saturday
morning.
Local Post Cards at Rath & cambridge
These cards are excellent Set OF 8 local
views 35c.
Walter Evans has taken position in
the mems furnishing department OF the
Bargain store. r"
q, L, Wing left last saturday evening
for Mcpherson on a hu7iness tip tor The
firm OF u, l.. Painter q 90.
We fit all the latest styles Of spectacles
and nose glasses correctly 2. Ii.
Young, the Graduate Optician
Miss Mabel Sherman of Tacoma, Wash ,
arrived last week In Dodge City to visit
her grandmother, Mrs Mary Crawford.
Mrs. Z. r. Williams Of Marion, Kans.,
is stopping in the city for few days.
visit with Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Har
yey Uhl.
We will supply you with Piano or
Organ cheaper than any eastern house,
quality considered. p. Fl. Young,
Music House.
Carl Van Ripper, the new county attor-
ney, will move his ONCE to the court
house upon taking charge, which will be
early in January.
Great Holiday stock. cut glass and fine
Haviland, German, English, Austrian
and japanese china now on display at
the Stubs grocery. If
Supt. Il. j. Parker, Of the western
division of the Santa Fe, arrived In the
city Friday on his special car to attend
the funeral of Mrs. r. Brown, mother of
Mrs. G. E. Aver.
The library board is now up to the
point of putting on the finishing touches
to the building, and Ia a short time will
be able to tell the public when the library
will be opened.
q. L. Painter, who had been travelling
for some time with the Syl Dixon eX-
hibit train, which started from this city
! ia september, rived home this week.
The ear is still on the road and Is now in
South Dakota.
Havland china, Austrian, German and
English china, the largest and most
select line Of queensware ever displayed
in Dodge City. Call and see for your.
self Stubbs's grocery. If
/. E. Pendleton sold some fine jennets
to E. IL. Wynkoop of Pratt, Kans., last
week, and shipped them by express Sat-
urday. He also shipped pure blooded
Duroc Jersey hog to e. II. Humphrey Of
Pratt and one to VIM Neal of Bucklin.
Warren Coolidge, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. T. Coolidge, broke his arm last Sat.
urday He was out playing with the
other children when the accident occurred,
but the break was not bad one and the
lad will soon be all right again.
The china display at Sam Stubbs store.
Is one of the finest ever seen here.
Complete line of cut glass, Japanese
china and vases, dinner and tea sets,
fancy lamps and hundreds Of other
articles that will make suitable Christ
mas presents. Call and see them while
the stock Is complete.
The s. y. Club were given most de-
lightful afternoon on last Friday, at the
home of Mrs. Harry Herzler. Almost all
members were present and Ave guests,
Mesdames Morrison. Herzler, Pendleton,
Reaubein and Miss Nevins. A most
delicious lunch was served at the close OF
the afternoon. The next meeting will be
on December 7th with Mrs. G. D. Beeth
as hostess.
Gray county had good republican
vote this year. All Of the republicans
who were candidates for county offices
were elected, excepting the candidate for
county attorney. Hoch received plur-
ality of 81, Fitzgerald l23, Denton l45,
Nation 1877, Madison got q plurality OF