The Globe-republican., 1907-10-10
PERSONALS

visiting her son, r. G. Moody,
Clint Gilbert spent few days In the
ci y last week leaving for the west.
H r. Mcbride, Of Laki n, was here
Monday on real estate business.
Ralph Davies left Tuesday evening for
bis home In Lawrence
Carl Van Ripper was In wilburn Sun
day visiting bis parents.
Miss Mary Gardy Of Ivesdale, Illinois,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Boland.
JIM. Ayszka has . position at P. H.
Youpg's jewelry store for short time.
| Clarence ysatch was in Dodge City
the first OF the week.
X D. Rogers, postmaster at Syracuse
was In Dodge City Tuesday.
81. Tolley made trip to Newton
Monday on railroad business.
Miss Clara Skillington returned Mon
day from . visit In Kipsley.
Misses Ella Peabody and Tillle Jacobs
have positions at L. E. Pendleton's
store.
Miss Josephine Meta has taken posi-
ton as stenographer for G. L. Painter &
70.
Miss Bessie Dixon came up from
Ellinwood Saturday to spend Sunday at
home.
Paul Gardner, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Gardner 10 III with the typhoid
fever.
E. L. Smith, county surveyor, made
trip to this city Monday from his home In
Spearville. u,
VIC. Painter returned Monday even
ing from three days'auto trip through
Hodgemau county.
Mrs. g. e Sheldon OF Spearvills, visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Guthrie, few days this week.
John Sughrue, who Is surveying near
Buckln and Ford, spent few days last
week with bis parents here.
Mrs. George Stumph left Saturday
evening for Denver, where she will visit
with her sister, Mrs. Gus Guthrie.
W. ii. Hurley Of Jefferson county ar
rived In Dodge City this week and ex-
pects to make his home here.
Miss Jessie Kelsey will return this
evening from several weeks visit in
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Taylor Of Loving
ton, Illinois, visited last week with their
cousin, Mrs. George Reynolds.
A. Hanna left Tuesday evening for
Halstead, to attend the Presbytery and
will 60 from there to the synod meeting
at Emporia. z,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Ready returned
Sunday evening from six weeks visit
In La Junta, Pueblo, Colorado Springs
and Denver. .'
Mrs. G. A. Guthrie returned homo
from Denver Monday morning after
6ve weeks Visit with her son, Gus
Guthrie.
Victor Mootz visited his parents here
Sunday on his way from 2 urcell, l. 7.
to Syracuse, where he will take po'i-
ton as manager Of the Harvey house. j
Governor Garry Of New Mexico, pas sed
through, this city last week on his
way east. His brother Will Curry accom-.
panied him as far as Hutchinson.
Miss Maude Curry has taken position
In Sturgeon Bros, bakery, and Miss
Olive Burgess Is ct her home 10 the
country for q short time.
Miss verna Brown, who held posi-
lion as stenographer for g. L. Painter &
Co., was Obliged to resign on account Of
illness. She 10 still confined to her home.
G.H. Lesher, Who had horses in train
ng here last snmmer, Is again in our
,ity, on his way from a!trip through
Oklahoma to Grand Junction, Colorado.
r. W. Evans, Jr., returned the latter
part Of last week from Topeka and
Kansas City. Mr., Evans had treatment
'or his eyes while In Topeka.
Miss Mildred Boland, whs has been
visiting her brothers WIN and Walter,
'or the past three weeks, left Monday
,vening TOR her home In Ivesdale, ILL
,ols. 'a' ,"ssl
4. 8. Haun Of Jetmore is ln the city
or few days this week. Mr.. Haun 10
Iery well known here having pfasticed
aw and been In newspaper work In
Dodge City many years ago.
Rev. ). W. Thompson left Monday
,vening for his home in Topeka. He
,unanhnh hia Lat aarmnna Mt the Prea.