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

CO. B. Plunkett fled on a quarter
section Of land 10 Hamilton county last
week.
Miss Marion Dorset OF Spearville spent
Saturday and Sunday In this city visiting
friends.
Miss Kathleen Barber and Miss Helen
Boardman, who have held positions as
nurses at McCartv's hospital for some
time past, left for their home in Council
Bluffs, Ia, last Saturday evening.
The offices over p. H. Young's jewelry
store, which have been rented by the
Santa Fe company for the division engi-
neer, were taken charge of this week by
Mr.. Lawton and bis force.
The X. =. club met last Friday evening
with Miss Cora Leatherwood. The time
was spent in embroidery work and vari-
Gus amusements. Light refreshments
were served. The next meeting will be
iu two weeks with the Misses Lille and
Jennie Stubbs.
Mrs. s. q. Lawrence of Gorham, N. Y,
who has been visiting ih Spearville and
vicinity since October, made trip to
this city last Saturday morning to visit
her cousin, Glen Lawrence, and family.
She will be here but short time.
Quite number of the friends of Mrs.
James Bessie gave her surprise on last
Tuesday evening. There were ab
twenty five ladies and gentlemen pres
ent and social hour was enjoyed. A
fine supper was brought BY these friends
and neighbors.
Mr.. Walter Bolsnd, who was here with
the City Hardware store until about
Thanksgiving time. was married last
week, on January 8, at Rankin, Ill.,, to
Miss Margaret Auth of that place. Mr..
Boland has been visiting at his old home
In lvesdale, ILL.,, since leaving Dodge
City. After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Boland left for visit at Chicago and
other places. They will come to Dodge
City about the first of February. when he
will take bis old position In the City
Hardware store.
a surprise party was given Mrs. A.
Gluck on Wednesday afternoon at her
home in honor of her birthday annigers-
ary, and about thirty friends and neigh.
bors gathered together at this time to
help celebratethis event. These birthday
surprise parties have been an annual oc-
ourrence amongst the old settlers for many
years, and as matter of fact are no
longer surprise, but they are none the
less enjoyable. About O'Clock a tur-
KEY supper was served. the table being
supplied with all the dainty
dishes which 60 with this kind Of sup
per. Mrs. Gluck received some very
nice presents. among which was hund-
1red dollar check. The present usually
given by the ladies attending these par
les was not presented, at Mrs. Gluck's
and the money was used for
charitable purposes. Some OF the guests
tayed for the evening and several Of the
gentlemen made their appearance later.
10 a list of those who were
Mesdamss Clyde Smith, Rus-
ell, Phillips, Locke, Burnett, Whltworth,
|tnrm, Evans, Ly Brand, Foley, Harry
IerEer, Arment, Coolidge, e. E. Smith,
Iawrence, Glide, s. @. Lawreace Of New
lsrk, Fox, K, d. Smith, Coonnsld,
'aeder, Lillian o'Neill and Miss vsrna
'rown; Msssrs, Arment, Burnett, Ralph
'urnett, Lawrence, Clyde Smith and A.
lluck.
The little bakery wagon whish haa
esn familiar sight in Dodge City fora
umber Of years, brsks down Last Monday
vening just after tAe daily reuss had
cen covered. II had had no extra hard
sage that day, the breaking was just Ne
,sult Of age; but Il presented most
Iughable appearance % the horses drew
down the street toward the repair
hop. The Sturgeon Bros. have had q
CIV wagon ordered for some time and
re expecting u soen. % this can be re-
aired and will answer until the new ono
Omes.