The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-01-03

There were some novelty races at the
rink on last Saturday evening. Those
entering in these races were required tc
Jump two benches, one box and &c
through four barrels. Heinie Wright
was again the winner and received 9
dollar as prize.
"The King of Tramps,,' which will be
at the Gluck opera house January 10, is a
Yankee Doodle comedy in four big
laughing acts, expertly acted, staged
with taste, elegance of tone, above the
average, rouses audience to laughter,
clean, tuneful and lively, designed for
laughing purposes only.
Mrs. G. A. Milton gave "neighbor-
hood session" last Monday evening, New
Years eve. These parties are strictly in.
formal and always enjoyable. Cards
furnished the amusement and pop corn
was passed around and delicious punch
was served. The coming Of the New
Year was watched for and gladly well
coined In by this party Of congenial
friends.
1.-The Bible class met on last Monday
evening at the Presbyterian church.
There was not as large an attendance as
there has sometimes been, but those
present enjoyed the lesson study, and
the answers and discussions proved that
the lesson had been we'll studied. Each
member read . verse suitable for the
commencing Of the new year. The next
meeting will be on January 7th, Sub
ject: "The Prophets In Exile"
The boys who are taking an engineer
Ing course at the University OF Kansas at
at Lawrence, are very much In need Of
new hall, according to their ideas. In
their words 1t sounds pltiful indeed to
know there are "Four hundred and fifty
good looking boys without a place to
CO." They want building, which will
cost slO0,0CO.00 with $50 10000
equipment and surely these four hundred
and fifty "good looking" boys deserve 1t.
AT high noon on New Years day, An
drew Walter Hageman Of Ford City and
Miss Neoda Mccartney of Dodge City,
were married ct the home of the brides
parents In Fort Dodge, Rev. Imboden
of the NJ. e. Church officiating. There
were no guests except the brides nearest
friend, Miss Bessie Boyd. Mr.. Hageman
lives about three miles from Ford and
Miss McCafrey was teacher In that Vi
clnity. She will finish her school term.
The following death notice Is taken
from st. Louis paper: ''Guy Leonidas
Cherrlngton was born at Dodge City,
Kans., May 10, 1881. Died at his home
In East vt. Louis, ILL.,, Dec. 10, 1905, al
8 80 a. m. He leaves bis father, mother.
three brothers and one sister, with great
company Of friends, to mourn his depar-
ture. The funeral was held from his
home on the corner Of Summit and sew.
enth avenues at p. M, Saturday, Dec
rs, conducted by Revs. NJ. d. Loar and
J. T Harmsn."
is. Quick Of Spearvllls township was
Q visitor In this city last Monday. For "a
time, Q number Of years age, Mr.. Quick
was Kansas forestry commissIoner and re.
sided here, after which he lsfs fer Zion.
For four years he was forestry and street
commissioner of that place, and during
that time layed out and improved thirty
i've miles OF streets and avenues and
planted fifty-flve miles Of trees. There
were about seven hundred men employed
at this time. After Q while Mr.. Quick
came back to this part.Of the country. and
since his return has prepared and put 10
two hundred and forty acres Of whsat BY
himself for recreation, a. he says.