The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-17
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Vic l.. Harris Of Syracuse was In the
city Monday on business at the land
office,
George Potter, the plumber OF
this city, settled on some school land In
Hamilton county last week. He also
leased half section In the same county.
This land lies nine m,les north of Cool.
idge.
9. E. Payer, stenographer In the office
Of Chief Clerk LeBaron, has resigned bis
position and gone to Tucson, Ariz
where he will take similar position at
an increased salary. Mr.. Keplinger,
timekeeper at the roundhouse, succeeds
him here.
There was masque skating at the rink
Wednesday evening, and a large number
of spectators as well as skaters attended.
Several unique costumes we're seen, but
the majority were masked in the more
common costumes The rink band fur
nished the music for the evening. Every.
one on the floor seemed to be having a
very enjoyable time.
The Philomath club met with Mrs.
Simpson on Friday afternoon, January
l1th. There was good attendance and
one guest, Mrs. Willie Watson. Red
carnations made the room attractive and
pleasant and everything possible was
done by the hostess for the enjoyment of
her guests. After roll call, which was
answered by "a Thought for the Coming
Year." the prog am was given as fol-
lows: Music, vocal solo by Mrs. Hub
bard; "Early Renaissance Painters,"
Mrs. Rhodes; a talk on "Glass and Mo-
saics," with some beautiful specimens,
Mrs. Milton; "Renais sance Arehitee-
ture," by Mrs. Pettijohn; discussion,
Musical Taste Of Today" led by Mrs.
Barkley. This discussion created much
interest and one can surely say, 'there
was not one silent moment" The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Chas. States
on January 25th.
The N. NJ. U. club was delightfully."- en-.
tertained at the home Of Miss Lulu Sturm
last Monday evening. There were seven
members present and four guests, the
Misses Eulalie Nevins, Elma Schmidt
and Mesdames Morrow and Lillian
O'Neill. The girls formed cosy circle
and thoroughly enjoyed this evening
spent In embroidery work. Miss Lulu
served a delicious luncheon. The next
regular meeting will be in two weeks
with Mise Nellie Sushrus.
DR.. o. II. Simpson has purchased the
Russell & Crane property now occupied
by the office Of W. H. Lord and the jew
elry store Of W. II. Chapman. This lot
fronts on Chestnut street and extends
back to Walnut. Mr.. Simpson purchased
this property with the expectation of
In the spring, and no doubt 1t
will be great addition to that side OF the
street. The lot and small buildings now
On 1t were sold for $500 90.
An afternoon party was given by Mrs.
J. s. Csdy and Mrs. F. W. Tyler on last
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. Cady on
Railroad avenue. About fifty ladies were
present to enjoy the entertainment ar
anged for them by their hostesses. A
'eature Of the afternoon was the 'sseelng,
melting and tastiAg" contest, for which
'rizss were given. Carnations, smilsx
md petted plants were used to decorate
he rooms. A dainty two-courss lunch.
on was aarved late in the afternoon
those inyissd were; Mesdames Russell,
burnett, Freach, Slmmons, @. L. Finley,
:. W. TAempssn, Otis Thsmpson. Rash,
ascby, GwinneT, Fsx, Bssth, D. r. NIL
10, O. A. Milton, Scstes, Mlllikan, War.
ag, Miller, 0rssety, Fitzgerald, Young,
|. X. Brown, Nelson, Pixley. Hellwarth,
|arkley, B. F. Martin, q, h. Madison,
|alch, PsstIjohn, Simpson, wilkinson, g.
J. MsCarg, Churchill, Csirey, ReIghard,
Aysr, Hellwarth, LIE Baron, Fred Card
or, Coolidge, Hubbard, Bowen, Reeves,
has. Incl, Hardesty, McCurdy. Smith
iiss Hollopeter and Miss stine,