The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-11-08

i Owen Balch left for La Junta lai
Tuesday morning. He Is going as a ca
tracer
| A 10 pound baby girl was born to MI
and.Mis. Albert Miller Of Howell lei
Wednesday morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Watt Of La Junts
Colo, who have been here visiting X. 1
Watt and family, returned home ID,
night on No. 8.
The Missionary Society Of the Prssby
terrain Church will meet this Afternoon
with Mre. Straulman. 1.-THE Indians"
the subject Of this meeting.
Mrs. T.. SchnuP, who has been visitiol
her mother, Mrs. \. J. Stofsr, for abou
three months, will leave tonight for hel
homs Ia Seligman, Ariz.
Miss Mamie Mckinley expects to star
Friday evening for seattle, Wash, stop
ping off in Denver on her way, for {
short visit with Der sister.
| WANTED Party to cut and stack l0(
acres Of wild grass, ten mi'es east Of
town for one halt crop. Il I ALLISON, q
Bert Barnd, who has been working ID
this office during the recent rush, left
for Garden City Wednesday evening,
where nv will take position on the
Garden City Imprint.
Mr.. J. J McIntyie, who returned re-
Gently from Delhart, Tex for visit
with his family here, was given sur
prise on last Monday evening, about
thirty friends enjoying the del ghitul
evening An elaborate supper was served
on an attractvely decorated table.
Several boys were overheard talking on
the post, flee steps the other evening.
One Of them expressed bis desire for a
job 90 be could earn some money. He
was told of some one who wanted a boy,
and he replied; ''Y,u must think I'm
loo king for work." The street gamin Is
the index Of the "hobo."
1t 10 ,umored that one Of our yuong
ladies Is expecting 10 leave soon for the
Pacific coast, starting from there on an
ocean voyage, during which time she will
be ma rIied On 'ihe boat" One of our
prominent blu mess men seems to know
al about 1t, but refuses to give names
We will wait patiently for more particu-.
la RS, which will soon be given us.
The Bible Study Glass met as usual on
last Monday evening at the Presbyterian
Church. There was good attendance
and the meeting was full Of interest, The
subject for The evening was "The Kings
of Judah Up to the Captivity" The next
meeting viii be review of this subject.
All wishing to join This class will find 1t
beneficial to join soon, as the meetings
for the next few weeks will be prepare.
tory to the study Of the New Testament.
Miss Maude Snyder returned last Fri
day evening from Eureka, Kans., where
she attended the wedding OF Miss Stella
kirkpatrick, formerly of this city, to
VIII Ware of Eureka. About thirty
guests witnessed the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. Bradford, pastor
of the Christian Church Of that city. The
rooms were decorated for the ccasion in
roses and carnations, and also The table
on which the elaborate wedding supper
was served. The bride looked charming
in white silk. She is daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. 7. q. Kirkpatrick OF Eureka,
and is well known by many In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ware will make their home
Ia Eureka
The following is proposition of great
value to many'people;
Bob: Nell, will you marry me?"
Nell: "On one condition"
Bob (happiIy): "What may that be-"
Nell: That all our furniture, carpets,
curtains, table linen, stoves, cooking
utensils, in fact everything, be bought of
l.. e. PendletOn.