The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-03-14
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalk Bees0n returned
from Topeka Tuesday hight.


from Topeka Tuesday tight.
Wanted tor U. ). army: Able bodied
unmarried men bet ween ages of q and
30, cltizens Of UnteL States, of good
character and temperate habits, VINO can
speak, read and write Engl sh. Men
wanted for Philippine Service For in
formation apply to Recruiting Officer,
room 2. above City Shoe store, Dodge
City, kas.
Mesdames Hubbard, Gardner, He'll
warlh and Bowen arrived homa this
morning fror their trip through Cali.
fOrnia. They have had most del ghtful
trip and visited with many old dodge
City people who now make their homes
10 California They visited with Mrs q.
Wells al Oaklarr' Tor couple Of days,
were met BY Herbert Whitworth at Rich
mOnd, and were entertained at the Busser
home in Berkeley. They spent several
days in San FrancIsco and Los Angeles,
making many site trips from these cities.
Eight concerts were given by Them in
different cities along the way. 1t is re-
por'ed they will not give All en@rtain .
ment In this city
The AIheneum club met at the home OF
Mrs Coolidge on last Friday afternoon.
Miss Lulu Sturm and Mrs. Clyde smith
were the guests The meeting oprned
with vocal solo by Mrs. Clyde Smith,
after which the following program was
gwen ''EugIish CathtdraIs" Mrs.
Graves; "llish Literature" Mrs. oughrue
read ny Mrs. Rose The critics report Of
the last meeting was then read by Mrs.
judd. "ryroue Rebellion" by Mrs.
Jones; 'IiterAlure cf scotland" by mrs.
Cord aud paper on Edward II by Mrs.
Me- all completed the program. Roll
call was answered with quotations from
Macbeth The annual business meeting
Will be held today at he home Of Mrs.
Graves. The next regular club day will
be on March "a at The hUme Of Mrs Judd.
Miss Violet Wa son entertained the
members OF The I n. F CLUB and their
gentlemen trends at an evening party lasl
week, AS This was MISS Hazel omlth 5
ast club meeting, the party was a SOFT Of
a farewell for her. Wheu the guests had
all assembled small white apron was
given each young man with orders to
hem the same to the best of his ability.
PIlzes were given for this interesting
contest the first, u small silver lhlmble
watch charm, being won by Earl Young
md the booby, u spool Of lUO thread,
won by Mr. Gowdy. The remainder of
The evening was spent In cards and re-
treshments were served Beside the club
nembeIs, those present were Mrs. Alton,
Mrs Simpson, Messrs. Quo Iheis, Milo
Be 'keI, Ed Hood, Earl Young, Geolge
umback, Lon Cunbsck, Mr.. Gowdy,
VIM Maddox, John Madden, Mr.. Alton
and Dr Ballou.
The safe, certain, reliable little pills
that do not grippe or sicben are Dade's
Little liver Pills Best for sick head
ches, bllllousness and lazy livers. Sold
by Pine & Bonds Drug Store.
The Spearviile Box Ball team drove to
th s city on last Tharday evening to play
against picked teim at the alleys here.
The Box Bal. room was crowded with
interested spectators, number OF ladies
being present at this time also. Five
games were rolled. Dodge City coming
out ahead 10 each one. The highest In
divldual score of the evening was 144,
made by Leroy Martin of the home
team and O. Lawrence Of Spearvllle. The
total score for the five games was 27Sl
for Spearvile and 1915 for Dodge City.
The Box Bali alleys have provided a
clean and interesting amusement for
large number Of people this winter, and
bids tair to become the most popular
game for the summer season as well
Those OF the teams play'n that evening
were: Spearville-E. Mace, H Stewart,
G. Lawrence, W lyman, r. Gilbert.
Dodge City-Dave Phillips, viii Stur.
geon, Roy Nichols, Leroy Martin, Clyde
Smith.