The Globe-republican., 1907-01-10
Otto TheIs srent Saturday 10 GARDEN

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Wlnfrsd Jacobs VA Ii Eilinwood last
week on business,
Dennis Sidlow had a new plano sent to
bis homo last week.
Ben Carr was down from CimarrOn,
Monday, on business.
Jesse Dean Of Morton county was here
Saturday buying horses.
Mrs. A. e. Stafford went to Kansas
City last Friday for short visit.
Miss Eulalie Patterson has taken 9
position at L 4. Pendleton's store.
How is your letter heads and envelopes
better lot Us print you another supply.
Henry Schmidt loft for Excelsior
Springs, Mo-. last Saturday evening for
about three weeks.
Prof. killion, who spent the holidays.
In MCPHERSON, returned to his school
work Sunday evening.
DR.. F. B, O'Dell left Monday morning
Tor Kansas City, Mo. He will return
some time next month.
Clarence Aten returned to his home 10
Topeka Saturday morning, after a short
visit with friends In this city.
Miss Tessie Beck Of Spearville spent
several days visiting friends here last
week, returning home Saturday.
w. A. Long and wife left Saturday
evening for Idaho, after visit during the
holidays with bis aunt, Mrs. G. Dicker-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M Beeson left Satur-
day evening for Topeka, where they will
reside during the, coming session Of the
legislature.
Raymond Ooffey will attend the St.
Mary's college for the remainder Of the
school term. He loft Saturday evening
for that point.
Miss Grace Gwinner returned to Law
renee last Sunday morning, and will
again take up her studies at the university
there on Monday.
Howard Leimbrouok, who was visitor
10 this city for few days, returned last
week to Minneola. He is teaching school
near there this winter.
Miss'Mary Barley, whe has been the
guest of her brother, Frank Barley, dur
Ing the holidays, returned to her home In
Topeka Saturday evening.
Mrs.i Otis Thompson was called to her
home in Marion last Tuesday. on account
OF the death of near relative. The
funeral took place Wednesday and she
will return home the last OF the week.
The Misses Violet and Mildred Watson
spent few days last week with Miss
Hazel Smith of Ford, who returned with
them to this city where she will attend
school.
Zeph Young, who has been guest at
the home of his uncle, j Y. Elder, tor
several months, returned to his home II
Haviand, Kans., last Sunday For a
time before leaving this city he worked
In the freight offices.
A number of Cimarron people made a
trip to this city last Friday evening to
witness "The Marriage of Kittie" at
Gluck's opera house. Among the party
were Harry Brice and wife, Forest
Luther, Ethel Luther, John Harper, Ed
Morrison and few others.
The revival meetings which Rev. I'M
boden has been holding lately 10 the
Methodist church are proving very help
full aud are well worth attending. Mr..
Imboden Is working carefully and ear
nestly to make these meetings Of benefit
to those attending, and bis work Is ap
preciated by all those who have heard
him. There has been good attendance
at each meeting, which will undoubtedly
increase when IL is learned how much
good can be accomplished In this way.
Mrs. Warren Brown had very happy
company Of guests at her home last Sat
urday afternoon OF childrenb party.
Mrs. Brown inyited about eighteen Of the
nsighborhood children 10 for "real
good Time" nearly all OF them girls, and
as MRS. Brown 10 a great favorits with
the little folks In her part Of town, the
young people aocksd msrrily to her
home at the appointed hour. Evely-
thing was In readiness for their en-.
tertainment, and the guests we're soon
enthusiastically engaged In guessing and
blindfold games. Prizes were given the
winners, Dorothy kirkpatrick receiving
the Rrst and Mabel Pond the second. In
the games the tail was pinned on the
monkey properly, and the ladies' hats
werepinned on in great style. Sometimes
she wore 1t on her coat pocket; but 1t was
always very becoming The refreshments
were animal biscuits, with sweet cider,
apples and plenty Of popcorn and candy.
Mrs. Brown received many gifts from her
little friends and she values them highly,
as they will always remind her Of this