The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-11-08

\ Ralph Miller 10 the owner OF q locom0'
bile, purchased recently In Kansas city
MIR. Miller Is gu to an expert Chauffeur
and will no doubt take much pleasure
With bis new machine.
The funeral Of Mrs Harry Tassett Wal
held In the German settlement on lasl
Saturday morning, and intsrment made
10 the Catholic esmstery at that place.
She leaves husband and one child.
The Degree Of Honor will give cob
web social and box supper az the Odd Eel
lows Hall on Thursday, November 18th.
All members are requested to como with
boxes and friends aud enjoy good time.
Everybody Invited.
The TAird ward school held san cleo.
ton on Tuesday, aud the returns from
the school agree with the Ford county
vote. Yhe Republican ticket was elected,
excepting the sheriff The pupils had
evidently had their ears working around
their homes.
The body Of Albert Lloyd, . mine In
spsctor who died In Colorado, was
brought to this city today and then taken
to Ford for interment Deceased was
brother of Mrs r. D. Rhodes, who has
gone to Ford to attend the funeral The
particulars OF his death are not known as
yet.
U. 8, Richey, who has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. NJ. Dickerson Of this city,
returned to his home IN Packwood, Ia,
this week. Herman Dickerson accom-
panied him. Mr.. Richey purchased a
section of Merton county land while here
and expects to take up his residence on 1t
next spring.
Ray Krebs who has been here for the
past few years with the Santa Fe com
pany has resigned his place with that
and has accepted position 10
the office Of the Copper Queen Mining
at Bisbes, Arizona, where he
will 20 to work at once.
Pat Kelly, who has been 10 very dan
gerous condition for many months, is on
the improve and now has hopes Of recov-
cry. A short time ago one OF his eyes,
which had been affected all along, was
removed, and It seems now that the most
Of his trouble has been 10 this eye. he
was able to be down town Tuesday and |
says that he believes he will get we'll
now.
HI Henry's Ministries presented an ex-
cellsnt show to a crowed house on last
Wednesday evening A parade was given
at noon, which was very good HI
Henry's automobile headed the parade
and his large dog attracted much at
tenti0n. At s 80 the curtain went up on
The scene of the Palace of Aladdin which |
was very pleasing The costumes, were
not the cheap gaudv ones Of so many
minstrel shows but expensive and clean
and on the whole the Ministries pre-
'ented good appearance. Some catchy
lew songs were given, 1.-THE Rose is the
Flower for mel, "Alice, Where art thou
going, "l'll be back in a minute" and
'23 Means Skiddo" taking well with the
audience. The orchestra carried with |
his company added much to the whole
performance, and gave some fine num-
,ers separately. Hi Henry, himself
rave some excellent cornet solos,
which were enjoyed by his hearers.
But entirely new and decidedly unique
we're the automlc dolls. The scene for
his act was miniature stage with |
orchestra of dolls In front and two boxes
IN each side with dolls seated In them.
The curtain to this small stage went up
On some trapeze performers which was
by cake walks, singing Juggling,
Chinese &C and many others which were
to say the least, as all the
performers were dolls. Charlie Gano,
comedian made himself popular with his
songs and jokes. His song "9irls" was
quite instructive as most of those present
had no idea there were so many different
kinds Of girls as he had found out there
were. ALI the singers and comedians
we're good and much could be said of
each but suffice 1t to say that II Hi
Henry's Mlnstrels come to Dodge City
again they will be well patronized, as
they were last evening.
FORMER DODGE MAN DEAD.