The Globe-republican., 1906-09-27
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Nothing purer than Gwinner Ice
cream.
Mrs. Tom Bell has been very sick with
fever at her home on Military avenue.
Henry Heustis has been on the sick list
Lately with light attack of appendicitis.
For RENT-Two large office rooms.
See Warren Brown.
The Santa Fe will run one OF their low
priced excursions to Denver on Septem-
Der a9h.
For RENT-Good Office rooms upstairs.
Russell q Crane. If
Carl Miller went to Garden City to at
tend the fair and retur ned home yester-
day evening.
Good mich COW for sale. Inquire of
Go1TFRIEd BoHNsTENGEL. 2t
Il. F. Hammond of Dodge City and N.
j. Smith Of Ford are serving on the Jury
At Wichita this week.
Pure Linseed Oil at Coo per gallon.
Carriers White Lead 90 per Id. Rath &
cambridge. q
Ii. II. Wells and family went tosGar.
den City yesterday to attend the Finney
county fair.
Ice cream made from pure separated
cream at GwiDner Bakery and Con-
tectiOnery
The little tw0-year.o son of MIR. and
Mrs. Pearl Trebilcock, died on Wednes-
day f last week after few days sickness
of scarlet fever.
We fit all the latest styles of spectacles
and nose glasses correctly z. Ii.
YOUNG, the Graduate Optician.
Fred Gardner has bought the lots north
of the O'Neal roOming house and will
bulld a residence there later.
FOR SALE-Two quarters of choice
Stanton county, Kansas, land at bar
gam, If taken at once. Address this
Office.
Mrs Flora Thone and children have
gone to Eminence, Kansas, where Mrs.
Thome has been engaged to teach q
school at salary Of $50. per month.
The report was heard here only recent
" that Charles Thome, formerly Of this
place is married again. Mr. Thome lives
in Missouri, and it is reported that he was
married there about two years ago.
A young couple from Colorado, Mr..
William Vanrine and Miss Nellie Nc.
Namara, of Pueblo. secured marriage
license here on Monday and were married
here by Rev. Imboden.
Mr.. Thomas j. Rabourn and Miss
Estella NJ. Kindred were united in marri-
age at the home Of the later's parents
south { { town on Wednesday of the pre-
aent week, Rey, Cornelius of Dodge City
ofiichted.
The aged aunt of MIR. and Mrs. Beau
bien who makes her home with them at
the residence at the Forestry Station,
received fall few days ago which re-
suited in bad hip fracture. The injury
is very serious one.
A large number of the ladies of Dodge
City, many of them among the Older
settlers attended surprise party at Mrs.
Bainbridge's home ON Railroad avenue,
given in honor IF her birthday Tuesday.
There is some talk again of the dis
patcnerS who were recently moved here
from LaJunta being taken to Syracuse in
! the near future, but nothing certain is
known regarding the matter.
The usual services will be held in the
Methodist church on the coming Sunday.
The evening service will begin half an
hour earlier than it has during the
summer months, and this change Of time
will continue in future. Remember the
change in time Of the evening service.
Have you registered so as to be able to
vote at the November election? II you
haven't why not attend to it at once?
There is plenty Of time, but if 1t is put
off, you are likely to put it off too long.
Register now and have 1t over with, ard
you will be taking no chances on losing
out.
The switchmen along the Santa Fe and
Rock Island roads are up with demands
for change of hours and wages and
there seems a prospect for trouble. 1t
will not be noticeable In the yards here
in case there should be, as the switching
is done by brakemen who do not belong
to the order that ia making the com