The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-11-14

I, A fine new soda fountain WAS set up In
Felkel q Beck's confectionery store last
Friday. The fountain 10 made OF onyx
and carved dark oak In handsome
design.
The foundation work was commenced
last week for 40 addition to the electric
light plant. When this 10 completed.
new dynamo will be installed A new
line to the Santa Re round house was also
begun last week:
The Farmers Educational and CO.
operative Union Of America will hold q
meptipg at the court house here on No
yeD,lrt the 21st. W. +. Brown Of Iuka,
Kans wiz be the speaker.
+. J.. Taylor n Company have eight
very choice building lots In the east part
Of Dodge Niil for sale ut $4,000 a piece.
Abstract TO date will be given with each
lot If required. Act quickly " yon want
them.
Quite little excitement was stirred
up In Dodge ity last week bv report
that irate deposit'r had killed q. W.
Beelsr. president Of the National Bank OF
Kinsley. There was, OF co"rse, nothing
to the report. -Kinsley Graphic.
Mrs. Gus Lopp and Mrs. John Bunnell
Of Dodge City visited Editor Hays aud
family last saturday and Sunday. Mm.
Lopp is an aunt and Mrs BunnelI a sis.
ter.-Bucklin Banner.
No home 10 10 pleasant, regardless Of
the comforts that money viii buy, as
whom the entire family Ia In perfect
health. A bottle Of OrinO Laxative
Fruit Syrup costs so cents. 1t will cure
every member Of the family Of ccnstipa-
tion, click headache or stomaohe trouble
Sold by Pine & Bond Drug Co.
II. L. Pendleton Of Hamilton. Canada,
spent Sunday with his brother L E.
PendletOn. He commenced railroadiDg
In Dodge City over ten years ago and
after this long absence has again taken a
position on the road, running out of La
Junta.
The snow Saturday night was not very
heavy, though the ground was nicely
covered Sunday morning, Perhaps you
never saw November snow just like
this one, falling as It did with the flowers
In bloom on the lawns, and green leaves
upon the trees.
Miss Annie A. Robbins, National Lee
turer OF the W. q. T. U, formerly chief
nuree In The U. S, Army Hospitals, win
lecture at the Presbyterian CHI, rch on be
evenings of November 2lst aud .22nd, at
Is o'clock. She comes highly recon-
mended. The admission is free.
Jane. Marten has moved his stock VI
goods from the old location south of the
aink on Second Avenue to the new Simp-
son building. The FAIR Store will occupy
one entire side and half of the other OF
this fine new room, the remaining norton
to be occupied ny w, II. Chapman
jewelry store. which is being moved thii
week.
| A aumber of Ansh from lndianaand
Illinois are prospecting for farms out ID
Sodville township. Quite number Of
these people have purchased farms cut
west Of BncklH the past few years anc
are makug n success Of farming and nov
Others are selling their high priced lapt
| In the east and arp coming hereto lnves
| in Kansas land -Bucklin Banner.
Commenting upon the visit to that city
| last week OI u Il. ayers, the new super
intendent OF the Middle division, th,
SaIina Journal gives this Renaissance
"Mr. Ayers was superintendent at Dodge
City until about month ago. when HI
was promoted to the SUPPLEMENTARY Of
this division with head quarters at New
ton. His visit here last night was not thu
first. Mr.. Ayers ever made In Salina. II
reminiscent mood last night be told of I
former presence in Salina In 1887. Mr.
Ayers was a 'cow-puncher' at that tint
and was making his home In the southern
part Of the state. In 1888 on horse bach
he made trip through this section. A
that time Salina was but village and the
Union Pacific was the only railroad run
ming into the city. Mr.. Ayers had moi
been In the city since that time.'