The Globe-republican., 1907-02-21

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fcr nefcantile house Of large capital.
Territory 1t homo or abroad to suit. H.
desirable the homo may be used % head
quarters Weekly salary Of 81, 0s2, 90 per
year and expenses. Address Armstrong
Alexander, 1875 Plymouth place, Chicago,
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I Our congressman elect, E. a. Madison,
bas had the nrst cares Of the office thrust
upon him. He has received a collection
Of garden seeds FOR free distribution
among bis constituents. The supply Is 10
charge Of Mr.. Grobety, at bis Office here,
and those who want to test them may ap.
ply to Mr.. Grobety.
Mr.. e. F. Griswold, manager of the
Manitou Floral Co., Is making an exhibit
of fine house plants at Sam Stubs gro
ceiy store this week. Every admlrer Of
beautiful plants Is invited to coll, and
those desiring to purchase plants will
find this an exceptional opportunity TO-
select something desirable.
Miss Bertha Stock well, former resi-.
dent Of this city, was married 10 the City
Of New York on wednesday, February
20, to Mr.. William Elbridge Washburn.
The bride 10 we'll known here and has
many friends TO wish her happiness. The
groom 10 business man Of New York,
where the yousg couple will make their
home after May Let.
The Bible class will take up the study
OF the New Testament next Monday even
leg. Many inquiries have been made as
to when this study would be taken up,
and those interested will now have a
chauc' to begin the study from the FIRST
Everybody will be- welcome aud will be
taken in as u member of the class II they
desire. AT the Presby terian church next
Monday evening
Miss Zelma Sturgeon gave a party to
eighteen of her school friends last Friday
at her home The evening was spent in
PLAYING games and in various other
amusements. Dainty refreshments wer
served. Those present were Misses Hat
tie Locke, Stella Clark, Matte Lou Mar.
lin, Lora TsIlman, Irene Reudy, Frances
Msairs. Nell Argabright, Lenore Harbst,
Ezra Snyder, Mabel Argsbrigbt Messrs.
Ralph Burnett. Earl Sewer, Dos Will
iams, Homer Elder, Herbert Argabright,
Julian HaIpieu, Clarence Skillington and
Jesse Rankin.
On the evening of the 18th, the Dodge
City Rebekah Lodge No. 1888, met and
went through with the regular routine of
business, Including the initistion of one
candidate The principal object of the
meeting was then brought to Iighl-a
surprise on Mr.. and Mrs. + NJ. Hall, who
are soon to leave the city. A pleasant
social time was enjoyed by the company
If friends and refreshments were serued.
Mr. aud Mrs. Hall were presented with
IN elegant berry spoon as a remembrance
t their lodge. Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Adam
{ Independence, Kansas, we're out of
town guests,
About seventeen Of the Dodge City En-.
nmpment No. 1874, made trip to Chm
ron last SATURDAY. and held a meeting
u the lodge rooms there. About nine
zen Cmarron men were Initiated at this
me. Those from here we're: Messrs.
W. Sturgeon. w. A Sturgeon, Ed,
rMker, r W johnson, Otto Thompson,
W. Williams, Gibson, Will Baker. Joe
iulpitu. Moairs, Riney, Balderson, B.
dills. Nhkerson, Without, J. P. Henry,
dilO Martin, q t. Clayton. Mrs. Clay
on also went with the party and made
hort visit with friends. After the bust
'ess of The lodge was over, 40 oyster sup
,er was served by the Rebekahs' of Cim-
iron and Ingalls,.
The Missionary society Of the Metho-
list church held its regular monthly
meeting on last Friday afternoon at the
ZONE Of Mrs. j. M. Kirkpatrick. The
program was very interesting one and
a large number OF people were present to
hear 1t. The musical numbers were given
by Miss Clara Skilllngton, vocal; Mr.. I'm!
boden, vocal; and Miss Angie Hulpiou,
4 Mrs. Wortman and Mrs
Hogan both gave]some Interesting read
ings. Mrs. Reeves gave q reading on the
subject Of "a Pertinent Question: A
review Of Chapter ! Of the new stud,
,'1he lncoming Millions WAS very
nicely giyep BIZ Mrs, Imbcden. Mrs |
KirkpalrIck served : delicious course
luncheon NJ lhs sloss n .hs program.