The Globe-republican., 1907-01-10

| Mira. Jennie Williams ID on the sick list
this week.
| DR.. q. =. McCsrty went 70 Topeka on
No. 8, Monday.
| o. N. Nevins Of Ford was q visitor In
the city Tuesday.
@. Fl. Walters left for Wichita Monday
evening on business.
Frank Manda Of Hutchinson was a Wis
itor In this city Saturday.
Mr. Dyke Of the Pioneer barber shop
was In Hutchinson last week.
John Hobble came up from Liberal
Wednesday for two or three days.
The X. s. Club will meet with Miss
Cora Leatherwood on Friday evening.
VS.. Jones Of Syracuse, Kans,, was
transactlng business before the land ollaoe
Friday.
Roadmaster A. B. Glaze, who recently
moved to Syracuse, was In this city Mon
day on business.
The GLOBE. RsrUBErCAN's telephone
number Is "a. Call up the Office If you
have news item.
D. w. Wilson and family returned
Monday morning from their holiday trip
10 Independence, Kans.
A marriage license was issued January
9Th to John y. Barullch Of Spearville and
Olive Gregg Of this city.
The revival meetings will be continued
every night next week. The attendance
good. Everybody invited.
Il P. Lair has returned to Dodge City,
after spending the Christmas vacation
with his parents in Horton, Kans.
Mrs. Annie Clark and son Floyd re-
turned to Harper, Kans., Monday morn
ing, after a visit here with Mrs. G. Dick
erson.
Mrs. A. G. Barnett returned home last
Sunday evening from Great Bend. where
she has been visiting during the holiday
season.
Sidney Reynolds made trip to Wlch-
ita this week, incidentally taking In the
state chicken show. He returned this
morning.
The board Of county commissioners
left today'for Ford City, for the purpose
Of viewing roads. They have adjourned
until Monday.
Miss Nora Carson left on No. 6 Sunday
morning for the State university a, Law
renee, after spending The holidays with
her parents here.
Mrs. j. e, Baker and daughter, Eva,
retained Saturday to their home In Gar
deo City, after weeks visit with Mr. M.
M. Gwinner and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson returned
home Sunday evening after a couple of
weeks' visit In Inman, WIndham and
other points in eastern Kansas.
Mrs. @. Churchill and daughter,
Blanche, left Saturday morning for To-
peka, where Miss Blanche will enter the
Sisters of Bethany college for the remain.
der of the term.
Santa Fe passenger train No. went
Into the ditch west of Albuquerque last
Saturday night, and rolled down an en-
bankment. There were few cases of
broken ribs and legs reported, but no
deaths. The wreck delayed trains about
twelve hours.
An accident which might have resulted
very seriously took place at Hardin's'
ranch southwest Of town last Thursday
while come threshiDg was being done. +.
e. Hawkins was on the threshing ma
chine and was caught In the belt Of the
separator, which wound around bis right
arm, jerking and throwing him nearly
fifteen feet. The arm and hand are Sc
verely strained and injured, but there are
no bones.breken, which Is indeed miracu.
lUus when the nature OF the accident Is|
taken into consideration. Mr.. Hawkins
10 In town under the care OF Drs. Milton
and Thompson ana Is getting along
nicely. He 10 not confined to the house,
butt Is up and around.
An invitation was sent to the Rebekah
lodge Of this city to be present last Mon
day evening OF the Institution Of q new
Rebekah lodge in Bucklin. Quite num-
Der Of the members had planned on 60
ing, but as usual the Rock Island train
was late, and after spending nearly the
whole afternoon waiting, some Of them
gave It up. However, those who did 60
had a very enjoyable time. The train
arrived 10 Bucklin :lb, and every body
was waiting for 1t. The grand master
and degree staff Of Greensburg instituted
the lodge and there was membership Of
twenty-five initiated, At II O'Clock a
banquet was served, the Dodge City peo-
pie being served first; to make amends, II
possible, for their trouble In getting to
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