The Globe-republican., 1907-09-19
PERSONALS
B. Q. Vernon spent Sunday in Larned

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Miss Mabel Boyd left Saturday even
log for a visit In Denver.
j. v. Small OF Ford was here Monday
on business nc the court house.
5 r. Bright left Monday for his home
10 Colorado Springs, Colorado.
w. N. Locke, Frank Locke and s. B.
Eastman were In Lakin Friday.
Mrs. Addie Tolin Is assisting in Mrs
Jennie Williams's millinery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. NJ. Beeson left today
for Hutchinson, to attend the fair. sSs4Sy
Miss jennie H~owensteIne Of Wichita, IL
visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. A. Arment.
Victor Carson returned Friday even
ing from a weeks outing In Colorado.
Mrs. e. B~urkholder OF Kansas City
visited with Mrs. Major last Saturday.
W. N. Locke left Sunday for the east
to purchase new goods for the bargain
9 ore
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Herzer and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Laing spent Sunday In
Ford.
Mrs, Austin Brown left Sunday for
Standfsh, Mo-, where she will visit her
mother.
S. B. Eastman was 10 Hutchinson the
first of the week on business, for the Bar
gain store.
Misses Minnie Winegarth and Myrtle
Dowdy left this week for Hntehin.on to
attend the fair.
Fred Rose has taken a position In the
Bargain store In the place Of Otto
Straeter, who has resigned.
Miss Maud Rhodes left Wednesday 70"
Lawrence, Ks., to again take up her
studies at the University.
Miss Blanche Churchill left Tuesday
for Topeka where she will resume her
studies at Bethany college.
Miss Nell Martin left Friday morning
for Fulton, Missouri to attend the
Williams Wood college this winter.
Miss Lillian Grimes Of Colorado Springs
passed through this city with her mother
and sister Monday on her way east.
John Straeter left Monday evening for
Los Angeles, Calf, where he will visit
bis brother, for a month or six weeks.
Misses Clara Skillington, Carrie Hob
BILE and Martha Cox left Saturday even
Ing for several weeks In Colorado.
H. P. Lair, who was principal Of the
Third ward school here last year, has
gone to Chicago to study tor the ministry
Miss Bessie Evans Is assisting in the
Millinery & Variety store this week dur
Ing the absence of Miss Minnie Winegarth
Miss Marie Sullivan left Friday even
ing for Canon City, Colorado, to resume
her musical studies In q Catholic school
Miss Bessie Powers who wal quite II
last week, resumed her position as book
keeper 10 the City Hardware store, Mon
day.
Miss Cecil Jennings Of Centralia, Mo.
arrived here Sunday, and will take q
position as book keeper 10 the Bee Hive
store.
Mr.. aud MIA. Will Gardner and sol
Paul, left this week for Pueblo ant
Denver. They will be gone about
week.
Miss Nina Brown returned the first ofthe
week from her home in wilbur, where
she was called on account OF the death
OF her little sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Coolidge returned
home Saturday from Colorado Springs
and other points, where they have spenI
the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Pixley left Sunday
evening for San Marcial, New Mexico
where Mr.. Pixley will take a position as
chief maintenance clerk for the Santa Fe
company,
Karl Miller, who left this morning
with the Dodge City band for the fair a
Hutchinson, will 60 from lithere t.
Washington, d. c., where be will entel
a law school.
Mrs. H. Q. Mack returned to her home
10 Canton, Ohio, last Thursday after {
lengthy visit hero with her sisters, Mrs
A. Russell and Mrs. G.. H. Lawrence.
Mrs. Merritt Beeson and little daughter
Ida Elizabeth left Friday for their home
In Kansas City, after a several wee k
visit with Mr.. and Mrs, G. N. Beeson.
Mrs. Mary Blimm and daughter lef
Wednesday for their home In Chicago