The Globe-republican., 1906-08-30
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Visiting cards printed at this office.
Expert dispensers at Gwinner's soda
lDuntain.
Judge IL Fl. Madison was In Topeka on
Business Tuesday, returning homo Tues
day night
The very belt Ice cream at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
Nj. and Mrs. Gordon Finley returned
\ Tuesday evening frowa trip in Colorado.
House for Rent--See R. w. Evans Jr.
0fflce upstairs. In Postoffice building.
Miss Elsie Davis returned to her hon I
Nj Bucklin today, after a weeks visit
GSsrs.
10 RENT 800 acres stubble land Write
VIZ zee JOHN RAPP, JR., Dodge City. 81
WANTEp-Two or more furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire
\ Is this Office. It,
The GLOBE. REPUBLICANS telephone
number is "a. Call up the office If you
have news item.
Judge Henry Mason and bis stenog-
!. sapher, w. h. Vernon, are here from
Topeka this week.
# Messrs Bullene and Leach, Kansas
men for the Kansas City Star and Journa
arrived at the reunion this morning.
N WANTED-T rent house Of four or
i've rooms 10 Dodge City. Address
4 JAKE HANSON, Cimarron, Kansas. 1t
.}T J. M. Nation, assistant state auditor, ia
4 attending the reunion, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. e. Davis.
Mr.. A. s. Sterrett, of Shelbyville, Mo.
h was here this week visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Incl. He goes from here to
Colorado for visit with son.
Mrs. J. H. Booton and daughter Miss
Nay, of Carthage. Missouri, stopped here
& Yesterday on their return from Colorado
to visit Miss Lenore Booton, who is
Trainmaster Woodward's stenographer.
n FOR SILE:-The P. L. Taylor place
Just northeast Of town is for sale.
Finest kind Of improvements. Inquire
Of Krebs Bros. tt
One Of the men at the fair grounds had
his face badly burned yesterday by a
gasolene stove explosion. His name was
not learned.
Lyle Henkel, a son Of Paul Henkel and
Brother of Mrs. viii Gardner of this
place is here on visit from Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Allen Of Powers
vile, Missouri, were here the first half of
this week visiting the Sturgeon families,
aud have returned to their home.
k Mrs Fannie Brown Wallace, who has
been here pna visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, J. y. Brown, has gone TO Okla
h0ma for visit with her husbands par
snts, after which she will join her hus-
band In Mlnot, North Dakota, where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Wallace Is assistant engineer for the Great
Northern railroad, with headquarters at
.Minot.
IA. Il. Green, past department COM
mander OF the G. A. r. has been attend
ing the reunion and spoke to the old
soldiers on Wednesday afternoon. He
made strong speech along the line that
the old soldier Is not on tbe shelf, but Is
Ia the game as one Of the most important
factors. Mr. Green is now special agent
of the land department Of the govern
Jnent, and has been the moving spirit In
< the recent Investigations in western Kan.
sas. He has taken great interest In the
western cattle men, so much interest that
be has tried to get some OF them homes
10 the penitentiary, where their board
will not cost any thing.
The s. s. Club was delightfully."- enter
talned August 18th by Mrs. Walter Van
Horn, at the home Of her sister Mrs.
Herzier. 1t was very warm afternoon
but cool and pleasant under the trees In
the yard where most Of the time was
spent and where the dainty refreshments
we're served. The guests were Mrs.
Morrison, Mrs. VanHorn and Mrs. Graves.
The c'nb will meet Friday September 9TH
With Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Corey at the
same of the former.