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

Visiting cards printed At this Office.
J. q. Tret occk Is still in serious
condition.
9. w. Davis little girl is on the siol
Int this week.
Mrs. s. n. COnnaway has been quite
III the past week.
J. .. Fox has gone to Dawson, N. NJ,
to work for the Rock Island.
How is your letter heads and envelopes
better let Us print you another supply.
There was an interesting match game
ct the Box Ball Alleys, last Monday even.
ing. N
Z. N. Slocum was In Topeka on bust
ness last week. He returned Friday
I afternoon.
The very best and cheapest stock O.
iron beds In western Kansas at the C4j
Furniture store.
Allen Williams has taken q posi- lon
calling for the Santa Fe. He started I
work Monday evening.
For Sale-Horse, double seated car.
riage and harness. Inquire at this office
or J. h. Miller's livery stable. tt
A. J. Schneider, representing the
Schneider Arms company Of Kansas City,
was in the city Monday on business.
Miss Mabel Hayes Of Topeka arrived 10
this city last Monday morning to take a
position In the offices Of Sutton & Scates.
Q l. Teeters Of Bucklin has just re-
turned from hospital In the east, where
he has been under treatment for two
weeks.
You will find the latest thing In floor
coverings for dining or bedrooms at the
City Furniture store. Also new and up
to date fibre mating.
ST Archie, who resides some miles
north Of Cimarron, was In the city sun
day. He shipped three Car loads Of cat.
tie to Iowa Sunday evening
The new Christian parsonage is going
up fast. There will be nine rooms, and
J the house will make very comfortable
home as we'll as an attractive appearance.
Mrs. Clyde Smith was surprised last
Friday afternoon by an elegant new piano
making Its appearance at her home, The
plano Is Smith & Barnes and was pcr-
chased Of p. Fl. Young.
Ray Kirkpatrick has been working for
some time on the new residence being
built at Ford City by Mrs. Martha
Walker. He spent few days last week
at his home here, returning to Ford last
Monday, where he will probably spend
the winter.
s'Pineules' mon acoholic) made from
resin from our pine forests, used for hun
dreds of years for bladder and kidney
diseases. Medicine for thirty days, ST.. 90.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded Get our guarantee coupon
from Pine & Bonds drug store.
A man by the name of William Gaskell
died on No. 2 last Sunday morning just
before the train arrived In this city. He
had started for his home in Greenyile,
o., from Demlng, N. Mex. Mr.. Hulpieu
took charge of the body when the train
reached this city and prepared it for ship
ment to Ohio.
Henry o Morris, who lived in Dodge
City In 1877 and 1878. stopped off here
last week while on his way from Denver
to Milwaukee. Mr.. Morris left the train
at Dodge tomake call on Chalk Beeson,
and found that Chalk was In Topeka; ), so
he visited the town In general, finding
few old timers that he remembered.
Mr.. McCorkale of Wichita, Kans., was
In the city Monday looking up q location
to start cleaning aud dying works. He
has had Garden City In mind for some
time, but stopped here to look around
with this business In view. Dodge City
10 In need Of just such an establishment,
and everyone ought to extend helping
hand to the new oomers, who would prob
ably locate here II little encouragement
was shown them.
All the prizes given away by the msE.
chants here during the holidays have
been claimed except the cut glass water
bet at Young's jewelry store. The fourth
prize rom that store, clock, was drawn
by N 4. F. M. Lnther Of Cimarron with
lckf No. 3446. The suit case gwen
WI yby L J. French & Co. was drawn
S7llrs Jim Hilton with ticket No. 1881.
IRE. Balch, who received first prize from
n. H. Young's store, hundred dollar
ertlfcate on the purchase Of piano,