The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-05-30

AVSG FVut i''''f h'''s-V 80 FNb's III
quire Of y. Q. Jones, box 4G6. snt IL
Miss 0ilpin's claas In elocution will
meet Vt the third ward school honse,
down stairs, at 3 O'Clock p M, June 8.
The Pantor'um, which is under the
management of NJ. @ Taylor, has been
moved from the house north Of the rink
to rooms under the Pioneer Barber Shor.
Domestic and Goodrich sewing ma
chimes can be purchased from $22 20 up,
at the City Furniture Store. Guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction. II
u. L. Painter has boueht a 700 acre
farm seven miles northeast Of town from
j. W. Hewitt The consideration was
10000.
Some of the boys have starred on the
work of putting the baseball diamond ut
the park In order. Now don't take This
to mean that the ball grounds have been
put IN shape. ltjast uNans that the boys
have 'sstarted.
Sure to please. You are invited to call
and look over our stock Of go-carts and
oaby carriages. Prices So 0O to go 90.
City Furniture Store. IT
Paul Evans, son of r w. Evans, has
recently landed Ia q fne position in
Louisville, Kentucky. He is manager for
the }. y. Lewis u Co., house one Of the
largest stores of Louisville
Mrs. VIM. M. Sims Of Denver, sister
Of r. +. Hammond OF Dodge City. was
badly injured by fall received some
days ago, and Is 10 very critical con.
dl'iOn. Mrs. Sims Is Mr.. Hammond's
only living sister.
For SALE-Lots 8 and 10 In block 10 |
Boyd's-addltion to Dodge City, for 500
each. Terms 50. 90 cash and SO 90 per
month with interest to be paid monthly.
! B LANTz, % Broadway, Denver, Colo
RADIO. At
Attorney General JACKSON has accepted |
An invitation to speak at the Dodge City !
Reunion, and be is one Of the Kansas
men that many will be- interested h seeing |
and hearing. The committee is now
Ooking after some OF the men of national
lame to add to the list Of speakers, and |
It 10 probable that the list of speakers can
ne announced within a short time.
l.. E. Psndleton who has occupied for |
sotne time the Front street store building |
'wned BY l.. q. Grobety, now occupies
he entire store. A large doorway has
neen cut between the two rooms, the
building is being painted, the furniture
pas been re-arranged and a marked i'm.
provement lie shown In the appearance Of
The store.
J. H. Trebilcook says there are so many
logs In the northeast part Of town that
he Is afraid s0meone will notice 1t and
call that part of the city Dog Town. He
says that the dogs kill the setting hens
and suck the eggs that are busy trying to
grow into chickens. Mr.. Trebilcock says
hat he does not believe 10 abusing dogs,
and it i.a great puzzle to him 10 know
now to keep them from imposing upon
him In his part of town.
Wanted for U. S. army: Able bodied
men between ages OF 81 and
30, citizens Of United States, OF good
and temperate habits, who can
peak, read and write English. Men
wanted for Philippine Service. For in
apply to Recruiting Officer,
room Q. above City Shoe store, Dodge
jity, HAS.
Mrs Evelyn Wlnegardner Blanchard,
sho gave "a entertainment In this city
ast winter under the auspices Of the San.
a Re Reading Room, gave a return en-
gagement here last Tuesday evening at Q
be Opera House. The Grst part Of the
entertainment was readings 10 different d
llalects and several poems The second q
art was presentation Of "Madam But a
srfy," which has proven so popular In Q
be east this season. Mrs. Blanchard Is o
good impesonator.
The frost Of Monday night Is reported '
0 have done considerable damage to q
'ardens and some small fruits. This has .
sen wonderful spring, and In fact there 9
Ias been an unusual distribution of o
Weather tor tho past year. Last August 4
nd some chilly weather, so chilly athat
res were started March Of this spring
'as so warm that the ice men had rush.
~ business, and this Was followed nv