The Globe-republican., 1906-10-18


See Russell q Crane. II
T. P. Kingry has been here this week
from Excelsior Springs.
Get our prices on tho famous Bell
waists at Williams. 1t
Ira Beck 10 improving but 10 quite
weak yet.
Our Aromatic Castor Oil ia Palatable.
Rath & cambridge.
The little daughter Of William Bennett
Is very Ill.
For sALE-Second hand sypewriters at
the Postal Telegraph office II
Ed Shean, an old resident of Wheat
land township, was In the city on bust
ness, Monday.
For RENT-Good basement rooms well
located. For offices or other business.
Russell q Crane. II
Miss Eleanor Milton will come home
from Sterling tomorrow night to visit
here over Sunday.
L. q. Pendleton accidently stepped on
a nail last Saturday morning, from which
he still suffers good deal.
J. v. Daugherty, president Of the
Wichita Land Il Loan Company. was in
the city Thursday on business.
L. W. Wilhelm, with the Missouri
Valley Trust Company of Lawrence, was
In the city Thursday on business.
We will supply you with a Piano or
Organ cheaper than any eastern house,
quality considered, P. H. YOUNG,
Music House.
A marriage license was Issued on Satur-
day to Harry II. Maxim and Maggie
May Trempa, both of Pleasant Valley,
Kansas.
For RENT-Tw0 rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. One block north OF
the Third ward school hohse. MRS. j.
STAFFORD. 2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dawson and daugh-
ter, Helen, OF Denver, formerly Of this
city, have gone to San Francisco on
few weeks vacation.
Mrs Frank McHarg left Wednesday
morning for Pueblo, where she will
visit for couple of weeks with her
mother. Mrs. l. o. Wilson and Miss
Boughton, will join her in Syracuse.
The Psstime billiard hall has been
purchased BY Geo. Reigbard and son
and will be conducted under the firm
name OF Geo. B. Reighard q Co. In the
future. They will have the tables fitted
up in first class condition at once.
Rev. Mossman, President Of the South.
west Kansas College at Winfield, spent
Sunday with L. r. Miller and family.
He preached at the Methodist church
at both the morning and evening SER
vice.
Mrs. G. A. Shlnn and daughter Fanny
left Tuesday morning for Benson, Ari.
zena, where they expect to maAe their
home. MIR. Shlnn 10 editor Of the Ben
son Press In that city.
The Atheneum Club met last Friday at |
the home Of Mrs. Ross Pixley. A paper
''Lyly and the Eupbues'' written by Mrs.
VanRipsr and read by Mrs. B. q. Jones.
Elizabeth Regina" and "Sonnet @. X"
read by Mrs. Grobsty, "Grisf OF Achil-
les", and "Hslen on the Ramparts" read
BY Mrs. Graves, were interesting and
we'll read. Several numbers on the pro-
gram were not given on account Of the
'bsence OF some Of the members. A
drill was conducted BY
Mrs. Lillis, the subject under discussion
being "How to gel money for the
library and what kind Of librarian to
,ave." This theme was carried out with
IN sarnestnsss and In manner which
might have caused one unfamiliar with
hess drills to believe that this welgh.y
natter really had been given to the
hub on this particular afternoon for
leelslon. The discussion caused good
eal Of msrslmsnt. II was decided to
aise 9sO00o for the library BY subscrip-
lon, and minstrel show to be given
ext reunion. As 10 the librarian, he wac
be good looking, white. young man.
10 doubt this would DO satisfactory to
10 majority, and the library board |
light call on tho Atheneum club to /,
aise che $4,000, % they seem TO know !
ow to 20 about u. Mrs. Ross Pixley /
10 elected secretary ct this meeting to 1
Il the place Of Mrs. Van Horn, who ,
NJ moved 70 Lakin. The meeting |
cssd with vocal solo By Mrs.. Clyde ,
mlth, who With Miss Lu Ia ssurm, were :
nests Of the afternoon. Mrs. Jones will |
. hostess % Nsvembsr en-. 4