The Globe-republican., 1906-10-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Mr.. Nolin Of Kansas City. representing
the Terminal Elevator Company 10 In the
city to-day.
@. L. Painter & Co., have established
branch real estate Office at Liberal, with
Winfred Jacobs a. manager.
Bob Campbsll Of Ford and bis brother
Of Indiana, were in town Monday, trans
acting business at the Court house.
A fine new six registerfurnacs has been
installed In the Methodist church and
will probably be ready to ase for Sunday
services.
I. J. Pettijohn went to Topeka for
few days last week. Mrs. Pettijohn
went up from Mcpherson, where she has
been attending the Federation Of Womans
Clubs for the past week.
q. q. Balderston Of the Water and
Light Company Of this city, was sud.
denly called to Clinton, Kansas on &C.
count Of the sickness Of his father.
Mrs. N. Miller Of St Louis who has
been visiting for the last few days In
F. Dodge, left Monday for Buoklin
WHARF she will visit for short time.
George Rooney Of Brown county, had
upwards Of 1900 acres Of wheat last year
which averaged about 1871 bushels per
acre. He intends to SOW l4Oo acres this
fall. This land lies in this county, .
little north Of Minneola.
The body Of Mrs. @. W. Davis, whose
death occurred In Pueblo last week, was
taken through to Buoklin last Monday,
with her husband, G. W. Davis and her
mother, Mrs. Cook In charge.
Rev J. Staley of Madison, Wis, who
preached some Hne sermons at the Bap-
tist church last Sunday morning and
evening, left on Monday for Mcpherson,
where be has been for the past two
months.
E. l. Smith, former owner of the land
Immediately north Of town, has sold the
property to parties who intend cutting 1t
up for suburban lots which goes 10 show
that Dodge City Is spreading.
Mrs. Harve Uhl will leave this week
for Marion, to attend the funeral Of her
asnt Mrs. Cobels whose death occurred
In Bellingham. wash. Her mother will
accompany her, They will only be gone
. few days.
RE. Wood who has been very sue
cessful 10 passing the examination for
the railway mail service, will move from
6pssrville soon and take up worn on
newspaper 10 Hutchinson until he re-
ssivss a position In the mail service.
Anderson Henry has bought the old
stone building on Second avenue, formerly
owned by William Wilkinson, and will
mahs many improvements on the prop
erty, which ought to cause general ro-
joicing 10 that part Of town.
The usual services will be held next
Sunday ct the Methodist church to which
all are invited. The pastor will preach
both morning and evening. One week
from next Sunday will be quarterly meet
Ing and the presiding elder will occupy
the pulpit.
Jhs hop party given on last Friday even.
Ing at the Phenix club was thoroughly on.
joyed by aboas fourteen couples. These
informal dancing parties are made 50
pleasant by the club, that they are looked
forward to with much anticipation. On
this occasion. the guest Of the evening
was Miss Aline Weschler Of Evanston,
I'll.
Mrs. Tanning, the wife Of r. D. Fan
ming, who lives four miles southeast Of
town, died here on last Sunday evening.
She was brought from her home In the
country TO town about week before
her death, 10 order that she could have
better medical attention than In the
country. It was believed for several
Gays that she was improving and her
friends hoped for her recovery. On
Sunday morning she showed sudden
change for the worse, and continued
falling up to about . o'clock, when she
passed away. Mrs. Tanning leaves .
husband and four children, two sons and
two daughters, to whom her death
comes az the greatest affection shat can
ever befall them, and 10 their bersave-
mont they have the sympathy Of the
eommunIty. FaDeral services we're held
fron tho Methodist church On Tuesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.