The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-31

Mrs. Fl. r. Cameron of Millersburg, o..
and Miss Bessie Cameron of Chicago, III +,
mother aud sister OF Mrs. Il E French,
passed through this city Wednesday en-
route to California. A Miss Adams of
Millersburg, o, cousin of Mrs French,
accompanied them
Wanted--Gente man or lady to travel
for mercantile house of large capital
Territory at home or abroad to suit. If
desirable the home may be used as head
quarters. Weekly salary of $1,000 per
ear and expenses. Address
2t ALEXANDER, Dodge City, Kans.
Stella, the IA year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs G F Sheppard, who reside
south of town, has been troubled OF late
with severe pains ia her arm near the
shoulder, the cause of which could not be
understood. 1t WAS learned several days
ago that this was the reslt of curious
accident which occurred while the little
girl was playing with some of her
friends. 1t seems she had been in the
habit of wearing nat pin to fasten her
hair ribbon, and 10 the excitement of
playing this pin had run two inches into
the arm above the elbow and broken off.
Al the time she did not know that part
of the pin had remained In the shoulder
Later it was noticed that the hat pin had |
been broken, and as the pain In the
shoulder 'topt increasing, 1t was decided
that some of the pin was still in her arm,
Last Saturday she was brought to the
office of Dr. McCarty. who removed the
pin which was about two inches In length.
Inc little girl is getting along nicely
now.
The girls of the N NJ. U, club are Civ
ing series Of luncheons this year to Gel
citrate the various holidays, and judging
from the first one given by Miss Fay Nc
CANADIAN on last Saturday afternoon at
the home Of G. NJ Key, they promise to
be elaborate little affairs. The luncheon
was served at o'clock and was sugges-
tive of "Kansas Day." the sunaower be-
ing the chief decoration. When the
doors leading to the diningroom were
thrown open, the scene presented to the
guests was indeed fascinating. There
we're four quartette tables, each decor
ated alike with large sunflower ofcrepe
paper as a centerplece for the yellow can
dies with sunflower shades. AT each plate
were sunflower doiies for the glasses.
Extending from the ceiling to each table
we're wide ribbons Of yellow crepe paper.
The place cards were dainty little silk
and velvet sunflowers on small white
cards. The luncheon was served in three
,ourses and was faultless In every re-
spect. The little Misses Lena Ragland
md Hattie Key, dressed in white. at
ended the tables In quiet, pleasing
manner. After supper, cards on which .
Vas the picture of q bird or animal, were
yiven to the girls, who were told to write
poem on the subject given them These
when finished were read and were
works of art.n When the time came to
bid their hostess goodbye, the many ex-
,resslons of pleasure heard on all sides
we're the greatest proofs that an enjoya- .
lie afternoon had been spent by all. The
members and those present as guests
we're: Misses Nellie Chapman, Nellie
'ughrue, Lulu Sturm, Ada Hobble, Pres
on, Berkholder Nina Sewer, Sadie
itine, Beulah Gilpin; Mesdames r. Pix
ey, Clyde Smith, Frances Ready, Lillian
WE'LL and Miss McClanahan.