The Globe-republican., 1907-05-23
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Bicycle and general repairing. II. L,
Carey. SIS
Writing paper, tablets, envelopes, pen;
and pencils at Williams. 1t
Pearl TrebiIcock took up bis duties as
city clerk on last Saturday afternoon.
Likely" Hudson, who has been 10 Cali
fornia for the pact year returned to Dodge
City this week.
Fred Peterson left this morning for
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where he will
remain for u short time.
The GLOBE. REPUBLICANS telephone
number is "a. Gail up the office If you
have a e W item.
X. V. Chapman, Of the surveyors Of
nee here, was In Ford the first of the
week on survey ing business.
FOR SALE-Severai good work horses
Also sOme good drivers. viii sell on
time. See 2. h. Young.
Ben Murphy, the real estate man, after
stunning meales for thirty years has
this week encountered and embraced u
fully developed case.
II you want to rent a house, call on P.
K. Hobble. If you have a house to rent,
put 1t in the hands Of P. K. Hobble. Res
idence phone ia. Office phone 80. 81
E. FL. Madison requests that tickets for
library benefit lecture unsold, and money
for those sold by different parties, be
turned over to Mrs. Nelson at the library.
A fine large soda fountain was put ND
in Inc City Drug store this week and a
formal opening will be held next Mon
day evening. Music will be furnished
by the Dodge City orchestra.
WANTED-To let the contract of stack
Ing the tame and wild hay at Fort
Dodge, Kansas. Inquire Of the Com
mandant or Adjutant. q
The friends Of Mre. Josephine Baird
will b. glad to learn that she has been
granted a pension Of e13 per month, with
about $500, which has accrued since the
aling Of her application.
Henry Dowdy purchased q nice resi-
dence IN the east part Of the city this
week from Bert Keplinger. Mr.. Dowdy
and family will take possession Of the
property 10 about sixty days.
Bula Gilpin will organize classes In
elocution and physical culture, beginning
June 8. II taken In class, the tuition will
be 80 for ID lessons, private lessons so
cents each. q
The congregation Of the Christian
church will attend the Union services at
the Methodist church Sunday morning at
II a. m. We will have communion and
usual service at s p. M: You are cor
daily invited to attend these services.
CORNELIUS, Minister.
WANTED-by the Kansas State Histor-
ical Society, Topeka, any single numbers
or complete files Of the following paper
published in Foid county, Dodge City
from May 1875 to March "a, 1877.
L X. VanHorne, the miller and eleva.
Tor man Of Ford City, and Morgan Beal-
near of Fairview township, report the
condition of the wheat In their localities
rs exceptional, averaging about 80 per
cent. No green bugs are In evidence.
tAos y hONOeooly W tunuIO o RUUu /
,rop is the requisite amount Of moisture.
Lecturers from nearly every state In the
union, perhaps, have at one time and
another appeared In Dodge City. Many
them have been talanted men, strong
n oratory and thought, but 1t lie doubtful
I any better lecture has ever been heard
lere than the one given on Wednesday
tight by Senator +. D. Smith, our neigh.
,or from Kinsley. Mr.. Smith gave his
here for the benefit of our public
refusing to accept any, remuner-
ltlon, and even paying his own expenses
the trip. The subject of his lecture
vas advertised as "Words," and the lee
ure was a comprehensive talk upon Ian
.uages, their connection with each other,
md their bearing upon history. II was
literary treat, and very interesting from
be beginning to the end.