The Globe-republican., 1906-10-11
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

the platform is the credit given Marvl
Williams.
Harvey Ubl has gone to 81. John I
take charge Of the store he purchase
there recently.
MARVIN Williams, the Southern hnmol
'ist, dramatist and orator, at the Opev
house the coming Wednesday evening.
Charles Bradshaw, book keeper, 70
Martin Bros, has been quite Ill witt
typhoid fever, but is now improving
rapidly. ...r
Roy Martin has been 10 Carthage
Missouri, this week on business con
nected with the Martin Bros Commission
house here.
Mrs. A. Moates of Ashland, Ky., h
. visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Russell She will probably remain q
month or two.
Mr. Pendleton who has been buying
fall goods In Kansas City, returned home
last Friday. Mrs. Pendleton accompanied
him on the trip
None of the five entertainments for the
Midland Course falls on the 18th or 18th
OF the month, and none on a Saturday
night.
Arrangements are being made by the
Rock Island road, to put In switches for
the elevators. IL will be about two or
three weeks before they are completed.
8 7. W Hams has purchased the
Strange property on Seco3d avenue. This
property ia on one of the best corners in
town and according to the plans Of Mr..
Williams, will soon be a residence which
will greatly add to the beauty of Second
avenue. He expects to occupy this home
by the Goth If possible,
The friends of Miss Bertha Stockwell,
formerly Of this city, will be interested
to know that she has been having a
do ightful visit in New York and
Vicinity. She is now visiting 10 Ver-
mont.
Us. Sughrue, Superintendent Of the
El paso Division of the Rock Island
Route and B. Richel, Division Freight
Agent OF the Ell Paso division, whose
headquarters are Hutchinson, came in
Wednesday on their special cars.
Francis Sullivan entertained number
Of her little friends on last Tuesday after.
noon, her birthday. Those present were
Dorothy Reighsrd, Thelma Crutchley,
Estella Crutchley, Marguerite JuDkins,
Fay Tolley, Oracle Potter, Clarence Key,
Russell Grieve.
The Bible class which meets every
Monday evening In the Presbyterian
church is proving very interesting and
helpful to those attending. This class
is conducted by Mrs. B. F. Milton, who
is well fitted for this place in the class.
Every body interested in this study will
be gladly welcomed by all the members.
Every Monday evening at 7 80 o'clock.
For SALE-A good five room house
with bath aud pantry; also three closets,
hot and cold water In bath and pantry.
A good barn and out buildings, 100 #
front, l65 # deep, fine shade and fruit
trees. Price reasonable and goods terms,
inquire at GLOBE REPUBLICAN office At
Dark blue flannel goods has suddenly
become very popular and one may ask,
"why?n But the answer will be found
on the faces of some of our high school
girls, some smiling and happy and
others with a few bumps and bruises on
fh ir pretty heads. But we are all be-
ginning 10 anticipate the games of bas-
ket ball we are likely TO see when the
costumes are done and practlclng has
commenced in earnest
Thos. Havercroft, VINO lives seven
miles south east Of Dodge City raised
forty acres Of corn this year that is a
particularly fine crop for this section Of
ihe country, The field will average over
45 bushels to the acre, and the quality lie
excellent. Mr. Havercroft had some of
ths corn on exhibition at the Hutchinson
State fair and 1t was almost equal to the
best that was there from farther east In
the state. The longest ears from other
parts of the country were only half an
ineh longer than those raised In this
county By Mr.. Haveroroft. The best ears
taken from Ford county we're just u
Inches In length, A Reno county mar
lad some on exhibition that we're one
half inch longer.
The revival meetings at the Christian
church closed Sunday night. Monday
evening reception was given at the
@. A r. Hall for the eyangelists and
The 66 members that we're added to the
church during the revival. Refresh
menta and music were enjoyed until 10