The Globe-republican., 1907-07-18
PERSONALS

Mr.. Glen OF Cimarron was In Dodge
City Tuesday.
! Harry Fash is harvesting on his fathers
ranch this week.
Roy Nicholas and Harry Fash were IN
Garden CRY Sunday.
Julian Hulpieu was In Garden City for
several days last week.
Henry Akers has taken a position on
the dray for Martin Bros.
Villa n ]. Wilson Of Omaha Is visit
Ing friends In Dodge City this week.
! G. s. Hutton OF the Topeka Journal
was In the city Tuesday on business.
A. w. Hawk and family left Wednes-
day for months visit Ia Pittsfeld, I'll.
Miss Fora Snyder Is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Hulpieu.
Arthur Soule left Tuesday morning
for Oklahoma City, to visit Miss Emily
Madison.
Harry Shaeff.r Is working at Smiths
grocery store during the absence of
Chester Smith
| Miss Clara Skilington has taken a
position rs saleslady In the York Key
Dry Goods store.
Mrs Mabel Goodwin has resumed her
position in the Bargain store after two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Ii A Burnett and granddaughter
Louise, have returned home FROM two
weeks visit in Illinois.
Mrs. Ross Pixley left Tuesday morning
for South Bend, Ind., where she will
visit Mr.. Pixley's parentA
r. NJ. Garst, is in Dodge CITY this
week. He has been harvesting wheat
on his claim in Gray county.
G. B Doolitte was on the street last
Saturday for the first time In weeks.
He is gradually improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gibson returned
Monday from Greensburg, where they
have been visiting for several days
Mrs. l.. E. Pendeton left Monday
evening for Nevada, Mo F, where she will
visit with friends for month or two.
Miss Marie Sullivan returned home
last Sunday from Colorado, where she
has been attending school this winter.
Miss Bessie Powers who has been ill
for the past week, has again resumed
her position in the City Hardware store.
Mrs. e j. Marsh left Tuesday for
Gilman, ILL.,. to make arrangements for
shipping her household goods to this
city.
Mrs W. J. Davies and con Gwilym left
Tuesday evening for Colorado Springs,
where they will remain for week or ten
days.
Miss Rose Gyles Of Chicago, arrived
here last Friday evening for lengthy
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
Gyles.
Miss EIma Schmidt, who is employed
as book keeper for the York Key Dry
Goods store, is enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
Ralph Davis, who lie employed in the
Office Of the county treasurer, left Tuesday
evening for his home In Lawrence for a
two or three weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Beck and daughter
Bessie left Tuesday morning for Ex-
cslslor Springs, Missouri, where they will
remain short time.
Miss Lucille Beck returned to her home
In Kinsley last sunday after several
weeks visit 10 this city with her brother
Ira Beck and family.
W. Watson Of the Midland Water.
Light & Ice Co., returned Monday
evening from Colorado where he has
been for several days on business.
George Pond and family left Monday
evening for points In Vermont where
they will visit relatives for about two
months,
Mrs, W. II. Ewing arrived In this city
Saturday evening from Higgins, Texas
for months visit with her daughter
Mrs. Roy Burnett.
Leo French left Tuesday evening OF
No. 10 for Chicago, to purchase new
goods for his store. He will visit will
friends while there.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Thompson ant
their guest Miss Ebrlght, left Monda!
morning for poiuts in Colorado, The.
will be gone couple Of weeks.