The Globe-republican., 1907-02-14


Sanford Dodge Feb. Is and l6.
Roy Gilbert ofSpearville was Sunday
visitor In this city.
Alfalfa seed for sale at $500 per bu-
shel. W. Il. LIGHTER. 81
Mrs. J J,McIntyre visited In Bucklin
last Friday, returning home Saturday.
AK to see the new Rob Roy belts FOR
ladies, u Millinery q variety Store. 81
Il. Is, Crane left last week for Kansas
City, Mo-, for a short Walt with hIs fam
ily., RIM. Hart accompanied him.
Tie n. n. q, club spent an enjoyable
evening last Monday with Miss Nellie
Chapman. A dainty lunch was served.
The famous French Bon Ton corset,
nom unstable, at Jennie E. WillismS, for
$500.
Eight.room house with good barn for
sale on First avenue. Inquire OF A.
Hanna. Terms oash. q
Harry Barr left Monday on the Rock
Island for Plains, Kas., where he will
visit bis sister, Mrs. Cochran, for short
ime.
Tom Taylor Of Bucklin was visitor
at the Soldiers Home last Tuesday.
Wednesday he visited with old acquaint-
ances In Dodge City.
Robert Vernon Of the National Bank
Of Commerce has purchased a nice resi-
dence lot on Avenue A, south Of the SEQ
ond Ward school house block, and will
build home there before long.
Miss Louise Marshall, who created an
enviable reputation for herself In Shake
spearian roles and arose to prominence
almost In a season, Is playing leads with
Mr., Sanford Dodge and will be seen at
the Gluck opera house Feb. 10 and Is.
Blessed with a splendid voice, magnifi
cent stage presence and strong person.
atty, she sways her audience to every
mood. They smile with her, are glad
with her and sad with her Such talent
as that displayed by this truly wonderful
actress, marks her at once as having a
great future before her.
A, Fryfogle and wife expect to leave
soon for Sunfeld, Michigan, where they
will visit with Mr.. Fryfogle's father.
They have recently sold their property in
this city and purchased land near Lakin.
Az soor AS house is built on this land
and other improvements made, they will
return from the east and make their home
near Lakin.
A large wholesale firm of Kansas City
wrote the Commercial club at Dodge
City this week in regard TO establishing a
branch house at this point. While this
particular proposition nay not be one
that the people here will want to take up,
1t shows that Dodge City is being recog-
nized as the natural distributing point for
western Kansas, This firm Ia one OF a
dozen or more that are watching Dodge
City. A southwest railroad would bring
lhem all here In bunch.
! The Philomath club met at the home of
Mrs. G. A. Milton on last Friday after
noon. There was a good attendance.
After tie roll call-"A Fayorite Hymn. "
the following papers were given: Michael
, Angelo, Mrs. Baird; Venetian Art, Mrs.
Young; St. Peters Cathedral, Mrs. Rip
Pile. All these papers were well written
and much enjoyed. The discussion to
have been led by Mesdames Baird, He'll
warth, Ripple and Hubbard, was deferred
until the next meeting which will be on
February p, at tue home of Mrs. Rarkley.
Gas Told in the Hills" five act
melodrama, held the boards on last Sat-
urday evening and drew a good sized
audience. The play was an exciting one
of the wild and wOolly west In the early
days. There were cowboys and girls,
Indians. emigrant settlers and bad men in
general, aud everybody carried guns and
did not hesitate Ia use them. The lead
| ing characters W re- Indians, Little Fox
and Ppnlnena, and were acted 10 credit
able mauurr b, Duncan Penwarden and
Dorothy Grey, Although there was not
much of plol u the play, yet it was in
ter, sting ana tue actors were well suited
to their parts. Tue company carried Its
own scenery a,d taken as a whole the
show WAS above the ordinary popular
priced attractions. The Dodge City
orchestra furnished music between each
act,