The Globe-republican., 1907-10-31
LOCAL. NEWS

L. P. Dodgson Of Illinois, was here
Monday looking over land
Miss Ellis Strange 10 assisting In L. e.
Penfleton's store this week.
Mrs. II. Whitworth WAS very vi last
week with the neuralgia.
Letha Sturgeon, who has been seriously
Ill with typhoid fever, is slowly improy-
ing.
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number is "a. Call up the office If yoif
have a news item.
Carl Turner is assisting In the abstract
Office Of Coolidge 81 Smith, for several
hours daily this week.
Mrs. John Witherspoon, who went to
Chicago three weeks ago for medical
treatment, is improving.
The Royal Neighbors Lodge is giving
a suppcr to their new members this even
ing at the home of Mrs. Tom Olive
G. l.. Painter sold the south east quar-
ter of 1922 and the east half Of "a 27-
%, to parties from eastern Kansas last
week,
Ladies Aid Society of the M. L. church
will hold their regular monthly market
Saturday November End at the Home
Furnishing Co. store.
Mrs. Martha Williamson and family Of
Lakin, have moved onto a farm near Will
roads, purchased recently Of G. L.
Painter.
John WitherspooD, who witnessed the
world series Of base ball games while In
Chicago several weeks ago, now knows all
about the game. Ask him.
John Lindberg and family of Pleasant
Valley township, left Monday evening for
California, to spend the winter. Dir.
Lindberg Is one of the county's prosperous
farmers.
Rev. f. A. Harver, pastor of the
Methodist church in Spearville, was here
Monday soliciting funds for a new church
to be built in that city. Rev. Anderson
Of Dighton accompanied him here.
Mrs. Bresbin arrived In this city from
Ohio last Thursday to join her husband,
who Is an employee OF the Santa Fe. Mr..
and Mrs. Bresbin have rooms in Mrs.
Averill's residence.
Miss Ora Ragland and Albert Vawter
were married a week ago in Sterling,
Colorado, where they will make their
home. Mrs. Vawter has many friends in
this city to extend best wishes and con-
CALCULATIONS.
Frank Manda Of Hutchinson, formerly
Of this city, will open up this week in
Hutchinson, a skating rink, a picture show
and a penny arcade, and intends it to be
one of the popular amusements in that
city.
George w. Crawford OF Larn ed, has
purchased the j. D. Rapp property in the
north east part of the city. He is here
this week looking after the %remodeling
Of the house for renting purposes.
Cement sidewalks are being built
around the McCurdy Lumber Company
corner, and along the Gluck lot across
the street to the south, and with the new
laundry building on the northeast corner
In progress, business is picking up in this
part of town In the improvement line.
Miss Lulu Hampy and G. E. Smith of
Bucklin, VIM. S. M%oorehouse of Spear
vile. Miss Zelda Woodwork and Miss
Minnie A. Hicks Of Minneola, OILS G
Snyder, j. G, Prough and Mrs. E. G.
Durr of this city, took the regular
teachers examination here last Friday
and Saturday and all were successful.
HELP WANTED-Men or women to
represent The American Magazine, edited !
by F. P. Dunno ("Mr. Dooley), Ida M. |
Tarbell, Lincoln Steffens. etc. Straight !
proposition. Good pay. Continuing in
terest from year to year in business
created. Experience and capital not
necessary. Good opportunity. Write j.
N. Trainer, % West Goth Street. . 9
The new books ordered by the library !
board, arrived here this week and are !
now In the library. The list Is as follows: !
Hearts Courageous, by Halle Ermine :
Rlves; Whittier's Complete Poems; Ter :
nyson's Poetical Works; Lambs Tales Z.
from Shakespeare. Juvenile Books: Jan !
of the Windmill; Wild Animals l have
Known; Five Little Peppers Midway
Five Little Peppers Grown Up; Phronsis
Pepper; Stories Told by Polly Pepper; |
Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm. A beauti- !
full chrysanthemum plant was also dona- |
ted to the library this week by Mrs. Sam :
Connoway. /.
The last will and testament Of Mrs. f,
Caroline Kline Galland, who died at her
home In Seattle, WASH, last spri ng, /,
gave to, local charity a vast fortune esti.