The Globe-republican., 1906-09-27

Purity Ice Cream is an Ice Cream of
Quality.
Chas Milton is here from Wichita and
may decide to remain In Dodge City this
winter.
Ice cream and ices furnished on orders
for parties and banquets at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
A son Of Steve Gray, who lives on the
Saw Log had his leg broken last week by
being kicked by horse.
FOR RENT-G0od basement rooms we'll
located. For offices or other business.
Russell & Crane. II
The Guck opera house was opened on
last Thursday night. The attraction was
Beach and Bowers minstrels.
WANTED--An experienced girl to do
house work. $500 per week. MRS. M
DwYER. ct
Walker Waring the little son Of Mr.
and Mrs. CO Waring has been quite
sick with fever for several days past.
We will supply you with Piano or
Organ cheaper than any eastern house,
quality considered. P. Ii. YOUNG,
Music House.
The youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aver
Is quite sick with typhoid fever, but is
not thought to be in any great danger at
the present.
Jesse Rogers who was here year or
two as clerk in the Santa Fe offices
stopped off here Tuesday morning on his
return from Colorado to Newton for
visit with friends.
Miss Myrtle Harris, who has been
book keeper for the telephone company
here has returned to her former home at
Great Bend, aud her place in the Dodge
City Telephone Companv's Office is filed
by Miss Kate Burgess.
z. IL. Young's two PAGERS took nice
slice of the money in two races at the
Hutchinson fair last week. The two
year old "Sultan Y" was second In a
half mile heat made in loo ga, and
"Winnie Y" was In on the money in
the 2, 10 pace.
Reverand Doctor Imboden has been
engaged to conduct Union Revival
service at Spearvllle, the meetings to
begin on next Monday night, October l.
During the meetings there be will keep
in touch with the work here and the
pulpit of the Methodist church here
will be supplied
A marriage license was issued today to
Mr.. Harry Stllwell and Miss Mamie
Travis of Dodge City. They will be
married at the home of friends at Spear
vile this evening, and will receive a
warm reception by their friends upon
their return to town.
The s. s. Club enjoyed very pleasant
afternoon last Friday at the beautiful
home of Mrs. Locke. The guests were
Mesdames Northrnp, Arment, Chas. Incl,
Shinn. Shade and Mrs. Walter VanHOrn
of Ford. The decorations We're In pink
and white. Misses Hattie Locke and
Fannie Shinn dressed in pink and white
served the dainty refleshme nts. Next
meeting will be with Mrs. Chas. States
October 9th.
Mr.. Aver, the division superintendent
of the Santa Fe here has been furnished
a new private car. 1t is larger than his
old car and is better arranged. A lot of
a division uperintendent's office work is
done out on the road In his private car,
and it is great convenience to have
well arranged car. If the company would
furnish new Office building heIe now,
Mr. Aver would be In condition te become
as happy as man who has the worry Of
railroad troubles on his hands can hope to
be.
A new club was organized by mum.
Der of young ladies In Dodge City on
Friday of last week, to be know as the
r. S. Club. The members at present
number eight, and their names are:
Miss DeEtte Reighsrd, Miss Kitte
Murray, Miss Cora Leatherwood, Miss
Lillian Stubs, Miss Eta Baeder, Miss
Clara Baeder. Miss Lizzie Madden, Miss
Genevieve Stubs The club will be en-
tertained on next Friday by Miss X little
Murray.
The Hutchinson fair which ended last
Saturday was one Of the greatest fairs
ever given in Kansas. The exhibits
were so far out of the ordinary that it
would be hard to find any State Fair to
this one with. The Topeka pa
pers have had much to say about Kansas
needing state fair. Such talk as this Is
unfair to the state as we'll as unfair to the
plucky people of Hutchinson who have,