The Globe-republican., 1906-11-22

Attention of Postmaster Arment II
hereby called to the fact that the fly sea
son Is over, and that the pie pans filled
with fly poison, that still decorate the
postoffice, may safely be taken in until
next May.
WANTED Gentleman or lady with good
references, to travel BY rail or with rig,
for a firm Of $3.50, 1000 90 capital. Salary
$l,O72 per year aud expenses, salary paid
weekly aud expenses advanced. Address,
with stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Dodge
City, Kans. ~
There was good sleighiug on Tuesday
for those who like to ride In storm.
The school children were expressing
their usual delight at the falling flakes
But In q wheat country like this 1t . the
farmer who feels the most joy when the
fakes begin floating downward.
The party given by Mrs. E. Fl. Madi-
sou on last Saturday afternoon was
thoroughly enjoyed by about twenty OF
Mis- Margaret Madison's friends, who
assembled at that time to celebrate her
9th birthday. Games and amusements OF
various kinds took up the tine until
luncheon was served, the kind young
people always enjoy. Many beautiful
presents were received by little Miss
Margaret, which will keep her In mind
Of this pleasant afternoon Those in
vited were: Lucille Reeves, Ella May
Bmnel, Alice Dunn, Addie Lillis, E'lher
Rush, Esther Williams, irene MaJer,
Florence Thomas. Dorothy Brown, Edna
Brown, Lethi Sturgeon, Margaret Sur
geon, Helen McCarty, Helen Tyler, Reba
Millikan, France, Eleanor Milton, Marie
Elder, LueIla Grobety, Ferne Madison
and william Davies.
Alexander Henderson who, as reported
in this paper of November 9Th, fell by
accident down the Harvey House cellar,
while on bis way to Cimarron, died last
Sunday evening from the effects of this
fall He was 70 years of age which
made it much harder for his wounds to
heal, and doubt was entertained as to bis
recovery, from the first. Deceased was a
brother of Mrs. Levi Locksn of Gray
county and was on his way to her home.
,, lie had only stopped off in this city for
few hours, and while wandering around
| the depot, the accident occurred, owing
| 10 the darkness of the night The body
was taken to CimarrOn last Monday
morning, where funeral services were
held
Lemert received % tons of sugar beets
Saturday and shipped to sugar factory at
Garden City. The growers were Doc
| Jones, w. Kimsey, Will Robins, John
Bull, Clyde Hanna and Clint Treux. The
growing OF beets was largely an expert.
ment with those who planted this year
and the yield is not up to standard, but is
sufficient to prove that even with imper-
feet planting and cultivation the crop IS
profitable one, as nearly all had a yield
of ten tons per acre, which, at % per ton,
gives a fair return. Those who tried sugar
beets his year are SO well satisfied with
esults that they will plant on larger
scale next season. The beets raised here
this year were grown without irrigation.
Several parties are arranging to irrigats
next year. The crop here was about l25
tons.-CimarroD Jacksonian.
Master William Davis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W E. Davis, celebrated bis fourth
birthday anniversary on last Friday
afternoon with q children's party, at
which about twenty OF his friends were
entertained. Games OF various kinds
were introduced, and two-c course lunch
con was served late In tho afternoon. The
table was decorated In pink and white
chrysanthemums, autumn leaves and can
dies, and with the merry children gath
cred around 1t, presented happy scene
Master William was presented with some
very pretty membranes, and many OF
them. Those present were: Francis
Eleanor Milton. Reba Milliken, Elsie Ba.
ker, Percival Jones, Donald Beeth, Kath-
crime Herzer, Donald Herzer, Margaret
Madison. Lillian Madison, Marie Elder
valleta Elder, VALERA Elder, Helen Ty-
Ter, Luella Grobety, Josephine Grobety
and Helen Poston. Mrs. Davis was as.
sisted by Mrs. F. w. Tyler.