The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-17
THgesDAY, OCT. II, 1907

FOR RENT. Furnished house. Inquire
of A,gabrght & Sidlow.
P. J. Upp of Spearyille was in the CITY
Wednesday on business.
Glen Sprague of Atcblson, arrived ii
this city Sunday evening for visit will
his wife.
Charlie Dutro, son of A. l.. Dutro
leaves tonight for Denver Colorado, &c
Join the United States Navy.
LOST-IIeavy gold ring, 32nd degree
Masonic. Set with diamond stone. Lib
erol reward given. Leave with ?. y
Young. q
John Foley left this week for Manhat-
tan, where he will attend the kansa'
Agricultural College.
Mr.. and Mr.. Ed Matthews entertained
Carl Van Ripper and wife and Charles
States and wife at dinner Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Of Wichita, visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gardner
"Wednesday. Mr.. Garfield is special pen
sion agent for the government.
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All Masohs are requested to be at the
lodge room on Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock 10 meet The Grand Master and
other grand lodge officers upon their ar
rival in town,
The Masonic building, purchased n
short time ago by Sam Stubs, was sold
Yesterday to Cliff Markley for $40 600,
Mr. Marley bought the building as an
investment, and has leased it to Mr.
Stubs for five years, and the Stubs
grocery Will stay in its old place.
A change has again been made In the
management of the Harvey house here.
d.. Jacobs formerly in charge Of the
Syracuse Harvey House, is the new man
aper and MIR. 0ililand has been trans
ferred to Emporia. Mr. and Mrs. GILL;
land left Wednesday morning for thar
point.
The first entertainment of the lecture
coursr vas given at the opera mouse
Wednes lay evening by w Powell Hale,
before large and appreciatlve andlene'.
Mr.. Hale who is an impersonator of abil-
ity, was introduced by Rev. F. W I'm
boden and after two selections by the or
chestra, he proceeded to give vari-
ETY. of selections, humor and pathos, well
chosen to suit the taste of everyone
If this entertainment is a sample OF those
to come, the course for this year Will
more than give satisfaction for W. Pow
ell Hale was pleasing and with the adj
ditlon of the Dodge City orchestra, the
evening was very enjoyable. The other
numbers of the course are, Marshall
Choate Crouch, LaDell-Fox Concert Com
pany, Hon. g. A. Gearhart, and the Roys
oil Male Quartette.
Mrs. L. L. Taylor gave a baby party
Wednesday afternoon for her little
daughter Madeline June, and twenty
babies and their mothers were present
A pleasing effect was produced through
out the rooms by dainty Japanese decora
tons, which we're also used on the
luncheon tables. A peanut hunt furnish
ed amusement for both mothers and
babies and the prize given was won by
Mrs. Frank Martin. This was followed
by another contest in which peanut dolls
were dressed and the prize for this Yves
awarded to Mrs. Will Lowman. A two
course luncheon was then served, the
babies receiving dainty little Japanese
dolls as favors. The following little |
guests were present. Ronald Phillips,
Kathleen Eakle, Katherine Vernon,
Frederick Wing, Evan Bowen, Lawrence
Martin, Janet Hellwarth, Rollo LeBaron
Ruth Van Ripper, Margaret States, War
rem Lowman, Marjorie Evans, Doral
Gross, Madeline Sturgeon, Harry Herzer
Edgar Moody, Paul Gardner, Kathleen
Cord and Arthur French.
NOTICE.
Attention is called 10 ordinance No. 30
of this city, enacted October 10th, 1876.
SAL flues and chimneys **+s** shall be |
made and constructed in a workman.like
manner Of brick or stone, the wall of said |
chimney, fiue or appurtenance to be not |
less than four inches In thickness, and |
project not less than eighteen inches be. |
low any ceiling or roof through which 1t |
may pass, and to extend thirty.six inch.
es clear Of the roof at the place where |
said chimney or flue passes through the |
roof.
This ordinance provides a fine of not |
less than Five Dollars nor more than |
Fifty Dollars. This ordinance will be |
enforced. Its violation would PROBABLY |
result, sooner or later, In tremendous loss |
A. B. REEVES,
IL Mayor.