The Globe-republican., 1906-05-10

Nothing purer than Gwinner ice
cream.
Mrs. Harry Crosse left this week for
Hutchinson and Newton TO visit friends.
For SALE Secondhand windmill,
cheap. II. O'NEAL. If
Miss Eunice Slaven Is visiting In Colo
RADIO, and will be absent two months.
The very best Ice cream at Gwinner
Bakery and Confectionery.
A large crowd from Bucklin attended
the Campbell Bros. circus here yesterday.
Pianos. Organs and all kinds of music
al goods.-P. II YOUNG Music house.
W. j. Truetd lie OF Newton was here
last week looking after his ranch.
Nice bright amber sorghum seed for
sale, by load or bushel.-D. D. WINTA-
MUTE. 3t
Miss Edna Writ of Garden City visited
with DR.. and Mrs Il. W. Hellwarth this
week.
Closing out secondhand stock at cost.
Bargains in furniture, hardware, etc. N.
q. MooTz. If
Jesse 2. Evans and Beatrice Scott OF
Dodge City were married here on Tues,
day of last week.
The finest whole fruits, the best Rock
Candy syrup used al Gwinner's soda
fountain.
Mrs. Dick Evans Jr. entertained the
young married women's embroidery club
yesterday afternoon.
Lei me help you get home. have
arrangements that will help. Come and
talk it over with me, p ii. Sughrue.
Dick Garlen, city marshal OF Newton,
was in Dodge City yesterday. He lett
today for Cimarron to visit his son.
Mrs. l.. j. Pettijohn and Mrs. L. A.
Scates were in Lawrence this week to
attend the state federation of clubs.
A marriage license was Issued on May
4 to Frank Klenke and Carrie Kohbeck
of Wheatland township.
Mrs. FL. w. Erlougher was here yester.
day for a short visit. She was on her
way home to Ulysses from Arkansas City.
Mrs. Gladys Fenton and son Claude,
of Denver, have been here visiting, hav.
ing been called here two weeks ago by
the illness of Mrs. Fenton's father, w. Z.
Gray.
The rest room movement is a mighty
good one aud 1t should be- carried out ut
once. The matter has been talked of for
some time and the room ought to be ar
ranged for and opened at once.
Dan French of the marble works had a
painful accident on Tuesday morning.
The forefnger of his right hand was
caught by marble slab, which may re.
suit IN the loss of the first joint of the
finger.
The s. 8. embroidery club was pleas.
antly entertained at the home of Mrs
John Martin on last Friday afternoon.
A large number of members were present
aud enjoyed the dainty refreshments
served, and spent delightful afternoon,
DR.. II. e. Llndas and F. Is. Newcombe |
Of Great Bend, stockholders of the Dodge
City Telephone Co., were In town Tues
day on business connected with the con-
struction of new lines and improvements
at the local Office.
See and hear the renowned traveller
Charles A. Payne on bis appearance In
one Of bis popular illustrated lectures at
the Presbyterian church the coming
Tuesday evening. Nothing Of equal
brilliancs has appeared In this place.
wantsd-Gentleman or lady with good
reference, to travel by rail or with rig,
for firm Of $3.50, 100000 capital. Salary
OIL ,072 90 per year and expenses; salary
paid weekly and expenses advanced. Ad.
dress, with stamp, Jos. A. Alexander,
Dodge City, Kans. 1t
The function held at the residence Of
Mrs. T. J. Considine, on Tuesday May 5,
was conceded . delightful affair. The
attendance ranged from forty to fifty
ladies' who were entertained with Kenslng.
Ton and music, vocal and instrumental,
and later served with sumptuous
luncheon.
You will do well to Keep sharp look
but for the promised lecture BY DR..
Payne at the Presbyterian church, ex-
pected to be given Tuesday evening the
10Th Because the lecturer was caught
10 tbs SanFranelsoo earthquake and fire,