The Globe-republican., 1907-11-14
DODGE CITY. KANSAS. THuRsDAX NOVEMBER n, 1907.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
Happening of the past Week in and
About Town.

A. G.. Barnett made business trip to
Garden City Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Doollttle expect to
leave soon for Hot Springs. p
Mrs. Charles Sutherland, who has been
quite sick for several weeks is improv-
Ing.
Harry Torline and Joseph Duesing Of
Spearville township were 10 the city
Monday.
Mrs. A. s. Beck Of Kinsley is visiting
at the home Of her son, Ira Beck, for
couple Of weeks:
TIE officers Of the Kansas State Bank
expect to be ready to open the new bank
for business on next Monday.
B. W. Gross of Ford was here few
days this week. He has 600 acres In
wheat and it never looked better.
| Misses Luella and Estella Wilson of
Omaha, Nebraska. are visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stafford. /.
Miss Kathleen Kniffin returned home
Tuesday morning from three months
visit in Coweta, I. T. and other points.
Judge Gordon Finley attended the
football game at Lawrence Saturday be-
tween the Kansas and Nebraska Uni.
versties.
Mrs. S. V. Mallory and son Charles,
arrived in this city the first Of the week.
Supt. Mallory accompanied them from
Hutchinson.
is. Harris left Monday evening for
Clifton. to visit for couple Of weeks
with his parents. Mrs. Harris has been
visiting there for some time.
Mrs. J. E. billiard left this morning for
month's visit with friends in Enid,
Oklahoma, and with her parents in
Wichita. ts .ssagGa ;ssasg
Miss Minnie Burlington returned home
last Thursday from five mouths visit
with relatives and friendslin Illinois and
Iowa.
M. v. Powell visited with his sister
Mrs. j. r. MoCurdy, q fewl days this
week. He came here fromaOldl Mexico
and left today for Brazil, S.sA.
Allen Powell, has been promoted from
the freight Office here to a position with
the bridge aud building department at
San Marcial N. M. He left last week for
that point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers spent couple
of days here last week with their son
Earl Chambers aud daughter Mrs. Raxter
leaving Friday for their home in La
Junta. Wayne Raxter went to La Junta
with them.
Rob Rath spent Saturday and Sunday
n Kingman. Kans., the guest Of Elster
Hale. Miss Nellie Chapman, who went
with the teachers to Hutchinson last week,
was also entertained at the bale home In
Kingman over Sunday, the guest Of Miss
Ora Hale.
J.F. Howes Of Whiting, is here this
week looking after his land interests
north Of Beeson. He says he never saw a
town change so much In four years as
Dodge City has. He will have half
section broken next June for wheat
planting.
Jasper N. Perry has just registered
two fine Red Polled calves, Beauty 3rdNo.
27S23, and Betsy 3rd No. 1881. He
now has FIVE head Of registered cattle of
this breed, and some registered draft
horses as well. The Perry farm will be
among the best fine stock farms In the
county.
Drs. Simpson and Ballou are moving
into their new offices 10 the new Simpson
building this week and have one Of the
incest dental offices In Kansas. The
handsome Mission furniture that has
been on exhibition In the show windows
at the City Furniture company's store Is
a part of the furniture used In the new
dental Office.
Wanted for U. s. army: Able bodied
unmarried men between ages Of 81 and
35. citizens Of United States, Of good
character and temperate habits, who can
speak. read and write English. Men
wanted for Philippine Service. For In
formation apply to Recruiting Officer,
room 2. above City Shoe store, Dodge
City, Kas. II
Jerry Saunders came very near being
killed last Thursday afternoon while re-
moving the old wooden awning from in
front Of the Bee Hive Drygoods store.
The frame upon which he was sitting
gave away suddenly and he dropped to (.
the sidewalk turning as he came down so
that It looked to the spectators like he
had struck upon his head 1t was found
found upon examination that his head
was not injured. but that two ribs were
broken, a leg hurt quite badly, and his
hack aavaralv wranchad. He was carried.