The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-24
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week.
Mrs. Alters Is very III at her, home
across the river. FI
Thomas Gray Of Ford was In the city
Monday on business.
Dilworth Baird left Saturday night for
! short visit in Denver.
VIII Madden returned this week from
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Earl Young returned this week from a
short trip to Kansas Cit.
CJohn, 7. Jones has been appointed
deputy sheriff for Bucklln township.
OR Long Of Bucklip was .trspsacting
business at the court house Tuesday.
F.A. Mandy Of Hutchinson made
trip to Dodge City Tuesday on business.
Mrs. ], n. Ripple has been quite iii FOR
the last week, but is reported much BET
ter.
Alonzo and Lester Waterman Ct vii.
burn township were visitors In this city
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Howard Of Texar-
kama, Ark, are here visiting friends and
relatives.
;. II. S. Crittenden Of Coolidge, Kans.,
was at the yards Sunday with cattle for
Kansas City.
II The very best and cheapest stock Of
iron beds 10 western Kansas at the C,y
Furniture store.
s Harry Boiler, representing the kansas
City Bridge company, was 10 this city
few days this week.
u Mr.. Hoaglan, travelling freight agent
for the Santa Re road. was 10 the city
Wednesday on business.
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Il Charlie Patterson and wife. also Will
lam Patterson and wife, Of Ford, were
shopping in Dodge City Tuesday.
q G. L. Painter is expecting to build two
new 6ve.room houses, five and seven
miles southwest Of town, In short time.
4 jams Rarden, who resides eighteen
miles southwest Of town, Is the father Of
q fine baby boy, born last Sunday morn
ing.
Winifred Jacobs, travelling representa-
tive for F. NJ. Luther and son of Cimar-
ron, was in this city Saturday on bust.
ness.
@. 7. Cummings, J. A. Smith, N. j
Smith, j. q. Lyons and j. E. Clark, from
Ford, were in the city Tuesday attend.
ing court,
Just Received-50C0 feet of picture
moulding at the City Furniture store.
Bring your pictures and have thenla
framed. q
Miss Bessie Dudley Of Heufano, Colo
spent Monday in this city en- route to
Kansas City,, Mo-, where she will be
treated for cancer.
George H., Needler, who was so badly
scalded at the Sylvia wreck last Friday
night, died at the Stewart hospital in
Hutchinson Sunday, y
You will 6pd the latest thing in floor
coverings for dining or bedrooms at the
City Furniture store. Also new and up
TO date fibre mating.
Warren Fighter, chief clerk to the
superintendent Of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company Of Pueblo, Colo, spent
Monday In Dodge City.
George Potter has sold bis interest In
the plumbing shop here to his partner.
Frank Misner, and will open shop In
Syracuse In a few months.
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! Edward oliphant has. completed bis
new residence seven miles southeast Of
town, and will move his family from
Kinsley within the next three weeks.
MIR. and MRS. Ike Kingery, who have
been living In the east rart Of town, sold
their household goods last week, and 1t is
understood that they have moved to
Hutchinson.
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y. T. Taylor Of Wolcott, Ind, who has
been visiting with his son, L, L. Taylor,
left for Denver Tuesday evening to visit
his two daughters there. He may extend
his trip to California.
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Sam Stnbbs, R. s. Crane, R. M. Hart
and J. R. Miller left Tuesday evening for
Denver. Colo, where they will stay for a
few days. They each went on personal
business, but made the trip together i
VIII Baeder is making plans to remodel
bis property vest Of, Manl's pbotograplII
gallery, known as the Cochran property.
IA addition to this he will build a two-
story house for his own residence In the
spring. iH 4N ail'Ai' .l1 l'I
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