The Globe-republican., 1907-02-14

| this city last Friday.
| The Standard Bearer meeting will b.
postponedAintil February the 22nd.
Ruth Green, the litlle' Daughter Of II
E, Green, ison the sick List this week.
", K. Maddox has beenevi-itng with
his parents In Garden City for the past
severalsdays.
Our &c and l0c departments are a per.
manent thing. Look them over. S. T.
j. E. WillIams. 2t
W. H. Warren who returned home from
Denver week ago, has ta~cn a position
at the depot here,
Try one Of those Bon Ton corsets. You
are sure to be pleased. Only $500 at
Jennie e. Williams 2t
g. B. Doolittle, Tom Traynor and W.
B. Rhodes left Monday evening for Wich-
ita, Kansas, for few days,
Finest line OF summer waists In the
city, and they are going fast Come In
and see them. Jennie X. Williams, 81
Mr.. land Mrs. j. s. Rush returned
Wednesday evening from Topeka, where
they have been visiting for the past week.
P. M. incl, who has been confined TO
his home for about two weeks on account
of sickness, is able to be at his store
again.
Mr. Sanford Dodge will give a recital
on Friday afternoon at the home of mrs
L. J. PetIijobn. This is nc especial IA
vor TO the literary clubs of Dodge City
and only the members and honorary
members Of these clubs are invited.
There are three literary clubs here, the
Philomaths, Athpneum and SOrosis with
bright. intelligent women for members
and this Will be II treat for all. Outsiders
would be gladly welcomed but as the
recital is being held 10 private home,
the seating capacity Is Limited and there
fore only the members themselves will be
admitted.
The Atheneum club were entertained
at the home of Mrs. l., l.. Taylor on last
Friday afternoon. Several interesting
pagers and two musical selections were
enjoyed. Following il the program
Music, Miss Grace Hilton; Elizabeth's
Progresses, Mrs. Coolidge; Elizabelh's
Foreign Diplomacy, Mrs. Lillis; acts four
End five OF Hamlet was then read by the
clue. After An Instrumental solo BY Mrs
Frances Ready, roll call was responded
to by comments on Hamlet The critic,
report Was read by Mrs, Graves. The
next meeting will be on February the
22nd, at the home of Mrs. Otis Thomp-
son
Miss Ada HObble gave a farewell parry
to number of her friends on last Friday
evening at her home. The evening was
spent In playing progressive games, toast
ing marshmalows and in other ways A |
dainty lunch was served The girls en-
joyed the delightful evening spent TO
gether and all extended their best wishes
Tor Miss Ada's success In her new under
taking. he left the next morning for
ST. Louis, where she will study to become
n trained nurse. The following guess
were present: Misses Grace Miller, Nellie
Chapman, Fay McCIanahan, Ida ard /
Title Jacobs, Grace Sbaeffer. Nina Sc
yer, Grace and Mary Hale, Eulalia N-,.
irs, Verna Brown, Anuah Martin, B4ulah
GiIpin. Frances Wright, Miss BurkholdeI
and Mrs. W. Il. Ready. .t.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A, Scates gave large
dinner party on last Thursday evening at
their home. There were four tables and
covers were LAID for forty. The tables
were all attractively decorated with cut
flowers, two with yellow daffodils. one In
the white narclssus and one 10 pink car
nations. The dinner was served In six
courses. A most delightful evening was
given the guests, as Is usual when enter.
tained at this hospitable home. Those
Invited to be present were Messrs. and
Mesdames B. +. Milton, Hellwarth, G. A.
Milton, Millikan, Petujobn, Jacoby,
Coffey. Coolidge, Aver, H. r. Brown, G.
Z. McCarty, A. M. Merryman, OF Kius.
ley. Simpson, Van Ripper, Barley, E. a.
Madison, Q. O. Waring, P. Il. Young,
Sam Wilkinson, Otis Thompson, G. L
Finley, L. G. Grobety and Albert Wat
kins.
Ford county Is becoming we'll known
as the Kar sas county where one wheat
crop will pay for farm. Some Of The
surrounding counties, 100, are making
good records. The Fowler Hustler says
"Marion Nett, living two miles south Of 4
Fowler, in Meade county, Kansas, owns
aquArter section that has yielded an In
come that mskes .itworthy sof notice.
During the seasoalhe has shipped out IA /
cars Of ba)ed hay,l aatotai of 1853 tons