The Globe-republican., 1907-08-08

tHIn City VCuuV1uuJ M N&G
Raymond Aver made q business trip t
Hutchinson last Friday.
L. r. Worden ofSyracuse, was q blai
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Henry Heckler returned to Dodge Cit!
last week from a visit In Stafford.
Mr.. Ely Of the firm Of Frlzell q ELY, Il
Larned was In the city Wednesday.
!, Master Henry Wright has returned
from 0 months visit In Ration, N. M.
MIR, and Mrs. p. H. Young returned
|, home Friday from a trip through thu
east.
: Claude johnson Of Newton visited
here for several days last week with Miss
/ Grace Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Alton came In from
Hodgeman county Tuesday to attend
the reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Brown and children
will return the first Of the week from a Wis
IN Shelby, 0.
Miss Emily Madison returned Saturday
evening from a visit with relatives In
Oklahoma City.
Miss Olive Thompson arrived here
Tuesday from Dalhart, Tex, for visit
over the reunion.
Miss Eva 6chnatterly Of Kinsley is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, II. N. Kinkead
during the reunion
F. B. Odell arrived here from Kansas
City last Sunday evening and will re.
main for about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e Burnham are
home from an outing on the creek
several miles north Of the city.
Miss Ruth Hoaglin Of Topeka, left
Monday evening after a few days visit
with her friend Miss Mary Aten.
Mrs. George Lillis and daughter Frieda
Of Pueblo, Colo l., are visiting her aunt
MIS-. Frank McHard Of this city.
j. B. Pratt of Syracuse was here on
business Monday. Mr.. Pratt is coun'y
treasurer elect Of Hamilton county.
Miss Jessie Beck, who Is taking music
lessons at the college, spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Spearyille.
Claude West spent Sunday with
friends in this city Mr.. West is now
proprietor of a drug store In Speaiville.
Miss PauIine Settle arrived here We'd
nesday from Ness City for a visit over
reunion with her friend Miss Nell Martin.
g. Hess, Jr., of the Knollin Com
mission Company Of Kansas City, was
here N, nday with stock for Kansas City.
Mrs. A. Clark and son Floyd of Har-
per are visiting at The home Of Mrs.
Clark's aunt, Mrs. Dickerson, this week.
Mrs. William McCarter and daughter
of Oklahoma City, aunt and cousln Of
Mrs. A 3. Reeves, are guests at the
Reeves home.
Karl Miller expects to leave in about a
month for Washington, D. G, where he
will attend the George Washington Law
school this winter.
Prof. Held Of Emporia spent a few
days in this city last week, returning
Monday to Kins!ey where he is teaching
in the Normal institute.
r. G. Hawkins, who resides about six
miles south of the citg, left the first of
the week for Salt Lake City, Urab. where
he will make his home.
The Misses Emma and Anna Baeder
returned home Tuesday morning from
Detroit and Chicago where they spent
their three weeks vacation.
Miss Zoe Moody Of Topeka arrived
here last Thursday for q visit at the
home of her brother, e. G. Moody. She
will be here a week or ten days.
Dilworth Baird assisted 10 the York
Key store last Fridly during the absence
Of Roy Nicholas and Harry Fash, VINO
were In Kinsley with the ball team.
James Madison expects to leave soon
af'er reunion for a. visit Ia Oklahoma
going from there to Washington, d. G.
where be will attend a medical college.
Messrs. r. G.. Barley, Roger Conant,
L. L Taylor and Victor Carson will leave
next week on an automobile trip through
some Of the prosperous counties OF Kan.
sas.
Mrs NJ J. Hayes Of Topeka Is here
for a couple OF weeks visit with hel
daughter, Miss Mabel Hayes who Ii
sienographer IN the Offices of Sutton &
States.
J Ira Beck and family have returned
home from Excelsior Springs, where they
! went several weeks ago for MIR. Beck