The Globe-republican., 1906-07-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

cream.
Mrs. r. S. Crane and son are visiting
in Dodge City.
FoR RENT-Room for small business.
See Russell e. Crane. tt
A daughter was born OH last Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rice.
The National Boomer Girls baseball
team will play here July IA.
Miss Ola Myers Of Minneola visited
friends in Dodge City on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Beeth have gone to
Yellow Stone Park for an outing.
To Rent-Four room house, and barn.
second door north third ward school,
James McAdam and Miss Logston of
Minneola were visitors here yesterday.
Pianos, Organs and all kinds Of music.
al goods.-P. H. Young Music house.
Patronlzc the White Swan Laundry
Phone No. 267. II. X. Plunkett, pro-
prietor. st
AL Herzer returned to Dalhart, Texas,
Tuesday from where he has run on the
Rock Island.
Ice cream and ices furnished on orders
for parties and banquets at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
w. A. Sturgeon and family have re-
turned from visit In Excelsior Springs
and other points in Missouri.
Mrs. Charles Incl left Tuesday morn
ing for Shelbina, Mo-, where she will
visit her parents for several weeks.
DR.. O. Fl. Simpson who has been en-
joying an outing in Northern Michigan
will return home in a week or two.
Leave your orders for bright, new
alfalfa hay at Martin Bros, phone 70.
81. 90 per ton delivered to your barn.
The Rock Island has new walk across
Its right of way on the west side OF Bridge
street. The city built the walk, however.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hobble left Tues.
day morning for Ozark, Arkansas, to re.
main two weeks on their Arkansaw plan.
tation.
Robt. Hazslton formerly Of this place
but who has been living In Colorado for
several years has returned to Dodge City
to locate.
Miss Kate Burgess who went to Pueblo
several weeks ago has made quite an i'm.
provement In health aud will probably
remain there for month or more.
Speaking of hard luck there were three
local news Items last week that the GLOBE
was iiocb DhitituIhi dDOut
printing. and all three were "lost in tn e
shuttle"
II. j Hanson assistant cashier of the
National Bank of Commerce returned
from Wichita Monday. Mr.. Hanson has
been sick FOR the past few weeks and is
the fret man on record that ever went
to Wichita sick and recovered.
Charles Collins who was swell known
in Dodge City in the early days, died at
his home In Hutchinson last Friday. Mr..
Collins was one Of the contractors for
the Santa Re grade when the road was
built into Dodge City. He was the first
marshal of Topeka and the first sheriff
of Reno county.
w. II. Lord, chairman of the commit
tee on parade for the reunion, desires to
meet the members of the committee on
Friday evening at O'Clock, at the office
Of Lord & Brown. The members of this
committee are: w. II. Lord, A. Gluck,
]. f. Finley, L. J. Pettijohn, L. G. Gro
betty, John Martin, II. B. Bell. Dan
French, A. E. Baker, S. W. Sturgeon
and Il. F. Garner.
Felix Held who was principal of the
Dodge City high school three years ago
passed through here last week on his
way to California where he will take
some special studies during the summer
vacation. Mr.. Held has jus. been elected
to one Of the most important chairs In the
College of Emporia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Oyler came down
from Perceville or Tuesday to visit
friends here for a few days. After re-
turning to Pierceville they will go to
their home In lola. At the time of the
death of their son HARDER, they were
planning to leave IN few days for a
Colorado trip for Mrs. Oyer's health and
this trip may be taken little later.
Miss Grace Wbitworth, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. II. Whitworth OF Dodge
City, has an article In the July number
of Appeton's magazine, descriptive
sketch of the fine wall paintings In the
Essex county court house at Newark,