The Globe-republican., 1907-08-15


Tuesday for q visit with relatives u
Chicago.
victor Murdoch and John Q. MACK
were guests Of L. >. Petlij0hn during the
reunion.
Miss Estell Stofer, who ls employed al
the Bargain store, Is taking a two weeks
vacation.
Miss Clara Mills left for her home Ia
Bucklin, Monday, after spending reunion
week In this city.
George w. Barlow and wife Of TT.
Dodge, left on the Rock leland Tuesday
for Milwaukee, Wis.
s. j. Wilkinson Of HIawatha arrived In
this city last week for a visit with bis
son Claude wilkinson.
D. H. Heath and family were visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Pettijohn on
Thursday of the reunion.
Clarence Skillington and sister. Alice,
left Sunday for a visit In Kinsley with
their sister, Mrs. Mary Bates.
Miss Gertrude Pettijohn and mother
will arrive from California this week for
a visit at the home Of L. J. Pettijohn.
Walter Evans, who has a position with
the Lewis & Son Dry Goods Co of
Denver, was In this city last Saturday.
Attorney j.. W.. Campbell Of Liberal
and o. A. Edmonds, a cattle man OF
Seward County, attended the reunion on
Friday.
Mrs. Merriman returned to her home
In Kinsley Saturday after spending a few
days In this city, the guest Of Mrs. I. A.
Scates.
Mrs. Jack O'Brfen and little daughter
Thelma visited friends In La Junta the
first of the week, returning home Tuesday
evening:
Attorney Tincher Of Medicine Lodge
attended the reunion and renewed bis
acquaintance with many old friends during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X Brown returned
home last Friday evening from a visit
with relatives In Shelby, Ohio, and points
on the eastern coast.
Mrs. W. E. Teare and daughter,
Fannie returned home last Saturday |
morning from a six weeks visit with
relatives In Denver.
Mrs. Rudd, who has had charge Of the
millinery department OF the Bargain store
for some time, left Monday evening for
Mountain Grove, Mo
Mrs E. H. Madison and daughters,
Lillian and Marguerite, left this morn
ing for a several weeks visit with rela-
tives In Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Louis Upp left Wednesday morn.
Ing for st Louis. From there she will
90 to Atwood, Ill.,, for a six weeks visit
with her mother Mrs. Quick.
J. T. Elder and family left last week
for Cour d. Alene, Idaho, where they
will visit for three weeks at the home Of
Robert Elder the oldest son Of the family.
James NJ. Nation, state auditor, Secre-
tary of State Denton, Morton Albaugh,
and J. Nj. Simpson, revenue collector
for Kansas, attended the reunion on
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Warren Brown left Tuesday for
Fowler to visit with her parents. Her
sister, Mrs. j G Armstrong Of Jetmore
who has been visiting here during the re-
union accompanied her to Fowler.
Congressman J.. NJ. Miller of the fourth
district and Congressman Chas. Scott of
the second district, arrived here with
Speaker Cannon Saturday from Kansas
City and both spoke at the reunion.
Carson Baker and family Of Stafford
returned to their home Monday evening
after a visit here during reunion week,
the guests of their relatives, Mrs. Henry
Sturm, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith and
Mrs. Adam Schmidt.
Abner Lake OF Wichita county and
A. E. Granville of Logan county, were
here during the reunion, the guests of
Claude Wilkinson. Mr.. Wilkinson had
not met his old friends for over seventeen
years and a delightful visit was enjoyed.
DIR. and Mrs. Claude McCarty and
daughter Helen end Mrs. II. G. Barklev