The Globe-republican., 1906-11-01

| WANTED-fhrIy 10 CUT anu etdCk AuV
acres Of wild grass, ten mi es east OF
town for one halt crop. H l ALLISON &c
| Miss Bessie Holcomb of San Bernard
inc, Calf, who has been visiting with
Miss Edna Garner for some time past, Is
now visiting in Paola, Kansas.
@. l.. Painter Of this city is now In
Minnesota with the Syl Dixon exhibit
train, which 10 now travelling through
that state He may be gone some time
A few couples spent Halloween even
Ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Wilkinson and were Thoroughly con-
vnceu that there Is 40 place In Dodge
City where an evening can be made more
enjoyable.
Joe Klaeson gave dance last Thurs
day evening at HE home north Of town.
Quite large number OF young people
attended, and dancing was INDUCED In
until rate hour.
A dance was given by Ben Raines at
his home, fourteen miles southeast Of
town, on last Friday evening The at
tendance was not large, but the evening
WAS enjoyed by all present.
Miss Jean Vose went through the city
on No. 6, last sunday morning, on the
way to her home in Mansfield, Ohio. A
number Of her friends met her at the de-
pot, visiting together until the train
pulled out.
FoR SALE-A good i've room house
with bath and pantry; also three closets,
hot and cold water In bath and pantry.
A good barn and out buildings, 100 #
front, 1855 # deep, fine shade and fruit
trees. Price reasonable and goods terms
INQUIRE at GLOBE REPUBLICAN off1ce.4t
Elsewhere In this issue will b fonnd
the notice made by The president OF the
Reunion ASSOCIATION, showing that by
good economical management II WAS
self-sustaining, and that the contribs-
tions made by the business men towards
J paying the expenses Of the reunion were
returned to the donors. The president Of
the association, D. L. Sweeney, is the
Republican candidate for the sheriff Of
Ford county, and II elected the tax pay
ers of Ford count can expect the same
careful, economical and honest manage
ment Of the affairs Of that Office.
The Idylwilde Embroidery Club was
entertained at the pretty home OF Mrs.
L. l.. Taylor on Wednesday afternoon.
The time was taken up with embroidery
work and refreshments as usual. Punch
was served from large polished
pumpkin, Miss Mamie McCurdy and
Mrs. Judge Milton were guests of the
afternoon. The club will meet In two
weeks with Mrs. Ross Plxley.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Taylor entertained
q number Of their friends at O'Clock
dinner on last Tuesday evening. The
decorations were suggestive OF Hol-
Iowse'n. A large pumpkin filled
with different kinds Of fruit wsa
used as the centerpleee and au-
tumn leaves were srtistically ar
ranged on the table. Those present
we're: DR.. and Mrs. Mccall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross PIxley, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon,
Judge and Mrs. Milton, Mr.. and Mrs
J. r. McCurdy and Miss Mamie Nc
Curdy of Independence, Me. This is the
first Of series Of dinners to be given BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
The new walk soon to be laid In front
! Of the old electric light plant, will glad
den the hearts Of many, as this Is one Of
the blocks which has been sadly neglect.
ed az far as good walks are concerned
bur with new walks on this side and the
corner buildings Gxed up, as they are
soon to be, this will make an attractive
street.
The Standard Bearers Society held
their regular monthly meeting at The
home Of L. q. KILLER, last Friday even
Ing. After short business meeting, I
pleasing program was given, as follows
Piano solo BY Mr.. Garst Of MCPHERSON
vocal solo BY Ferne Madison. The sub
iect Of the lesson study was .1Ths
schools and Ofphanagss Of india" and
proved very distressing. A reading ~
Miss Bsulah GiIpin was then given, with
music BY Mrs.. Vaughn, Will and Kari
Miller as the closing number on the pro-
gram. Very aice refreshments were then
served 70 complete The pleasant evening.
i This society aow shows membership 81
Il 128, ard ID doing great deal Of good In
Il many ways. Any one wishing 10 jein
/ will b gladly welcomed.