The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07

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brother 10 law, Rev. VIM Reace, iii con
Quoting revival meetings Mr.. Incl VII
have charge of the singiog.
Atthe council meeting last night. thu
city clerk was instructed to proceed a
once 10 bringing SUR against all who havt
not paid their occupation tax Ify,r
haven't paif IT might save trouble to gel
In with the money before the suits art
started.
"Pineules" (non- a'cohdlic) made from
resin from our pine forests, used for hun
dreds Of years for bladder and kidney
diseases Medicine for thirty days, 81 co.
Guaranteed TO give satisfaction or money
refunded. Get our guarantee coupon
from Pine & Bonds drug store.
The attractive w to. date cream de,
livery wagon belonging to q, M Beeson,
vas purchased on last Tuesday by J. W.
Wright. He 10 eniarging bis dairy, Ia
the satisfaction Of great many. and will
now be able to take few more custo.
mers.
Ivor E. Davis, nephew of w. J. Davies
Of this city, will start from New York
City about the 11h Of this month for
Panama, where he will take position
with the canal commission. Mr.. Davis
WAS formerly stenograpber for B. f.
Mills, superintendent OF the bridge and
building department Of the Santa Fe
company, and Is well known here.
Albert Watkins Of Topeka arrived In
this city last Friday to make his home.
He Is an attorney of well known ability
and will be connected with the firm OF
Sutton e. Scates. Mr. Watkins was vel
coined into Dodge City with severe case
Of the grippe and when be RECEIVERS from
the attack, will be better able TO ap-
p,eclate the beauties Of his new locati. n.
The debating club organized a short
time ago, held meeting on Wednesday
evening at the Offices Of Judge B. r. Mil
ton A constitution and bylaws we're
adopted and officers elected at this meet.
ing. Officers are as follows: Dillworth
Baird, president; Ralph Burnett, vice
presidents; Charles Best, secretary; and
Charles Milton, treasurer. The first de
bate will take place on next Wednesday
evening.
The Embroidery club spent last Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs Eugene
Warning A large NUMBER OF ladies spent
the afternoon In embroidery work. Those
present as guests were Mesdames Gordon
Finley, II Z. Nelson, J. D Coffey, Her.
ger, Miss Slime, Walker Waring and
Edna Brown. A dainty two course
luncheon was served at the close of the
afternoon. The next meeting will BIZ
with Mrs. F. W. Tyler.
Leo Glnck, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Gluck of Dodge City, has recently re.
signed very important position which
he has held, TO go with the Chicago,
Milwaukee X. r company as their chief
m ming engineer. Mr. Gluck is widel,
known In the civil engineering world0s a
brilliant man Ia his line, and he Is be
coming quite an authority in the engi
neering journals. He will make trip
west soon in the interest of the new
company and expects to visit his parents
here on his return east.
Mrs. Minnie Tolley was given party
On last Thursday by tine ladies of the
Degree OF Honor There were about
forly-eight present and a social visit was
enjoyed by all, Everything in the way
If dainty and appetizlng dishts was
brought by the ladies and a fine supper
erved. Those present were: Mesdames
3onnerliD, Gibson, TriblecOck, Thomp.
on, Mcintyre, n. G. Moolz, Peter Mootz,
Z. e. Moody, Dutro, II Jones,
|. Boyd, Dale, Carrier, Lepper, TIE,
doore, Balcn, Hilton, Bessey, Weber, L
siney, A. Riney, Wiles, Maycock, Mabel
Goodwin, Misses May Junkins, Maud
,urrey, Helen Balch, Maud Baker, Mr..
nd Mrs Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Berg,
ir. aud Mrs. Baker, and Mr.. Ragland
MIR. Sanford Dodge, supported by Mise
louise Marshall and splendid company,
ave been engaged for two special per- II
at the opera house Friday, !
eb 10, and Saturday, Feb. IL. The first
erformance will be the great five act n
asslc drama "IDgomar This is one a
the strongest plays In Mr.. Dodge's .
'pertoire. In fact, two years ago he
AIRED 10 1t The entire season All the !.
emery Is special and the costumes are
ost elaborate. Miss Marshall will be !
EN- as "Parthenia" 10 this great play.
'tnrday night, Shakespeare immortal Z