The Globe-republican., 1907-02-07

Otto Straeter has resumed bis old POSI-
ton with the York-Key Mercantile Com.
pany.
Mr.. Baiman of st. John, Kansas, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home Of Fred
Lohrding.
Bob Dowdy, who has been quite i'll
with the tonsilitis the past week, Is able
TO be out again.
Mrs. W. P. Ewing, of higgins, Texas.
is in Dodge City visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Roy Burnett.
Presiding Elder Irwin, Of this district,
preached Sunday and Monday evenings at
the Methodist church.
Dennis Snyder has taken position in
Martin Bros. feed store. He started to
work Monday morning.
Miss Minnie Burlington entertained
few friends on last Saturday evening. A
dainty lunch was served
Anna Thompson, who has position In
the Santa Fe offices at La Junta, spent
Sunday at her home in this city.
Miss Cora Leatherwood left Wednes.
day evening for La Junta, Colorado, to
spend couple Of weeks with friends.
Mrs. Freidolf is very III at her home in
the east part of town. she is eighty
three years of age and on that account
there is very little hope of her recovery.
Mr.. Dent Atkinson, who lectured at tn
Presbyterian church on last Friday night,
was guest of Rev. J, W. Thompson owe
Sunday, leaving early Monday morning
FOR Garden City.
The Idylwilde Embroidery Cub met on
last Saturday afternoon with Miss Frances
Wright at the home of her sister, Mrs
Dan French, Besides the members of
The club, there were three invited guests,
Mrs. T. E. French, Miss Sadie Hanna
and Miss Anna Martin. Embroidery
work was enjoyed the first Of the after
noon, followed by two course luncheon.
The next meeting of the club will be on
Wednesday, February 18th, at the home
Of Mrs. Gordon Finley.
A good many patrons OF the telephone
exchange have certain peculiarities In
'calling up" which reveals their Identity.
Quite often the central office here, In re.
spouse to "number?' receives this in
troductory question. "Ya-Ya-Ya-Yer.
YER Yer id. do you know who-this is?"
Any operator who has worked as long
as three days readily recognizes Ben
Hodges voice, and also the familiar
question.
Mr.. Gluck was close enough to rail.
road wreck last week to get very good
Idea of the unpleasant sensations that &C
company such an experience. He made
a trip to Kinsley Wednesday on bust
ness connected with the Commercial Club !
aud returned home on Number 5. At
Beeson Number 8 ran into the rear end
Of freight train. The passengers were
well shaken up and Mr.. Gluck had his
back severely sprained.
Mr.. s. S, Ashbangh, who was recently
appointed to succeed Carr Taylor as at
torney for the board of railroad CON-
mssicners of this state, is well known In
Dodge City personally. He has been
here often and on one visit delivered
very interesting lecture. He is one of the
most ardent believers In the theory that
the Arkansas Valley is to become the
richest and most populons part of Kansas,
and has been one of the attorneys In the
celebrated Kansas Colorado case.
Mr.. Atkinson, who was here Friday
evening In the Lyceum Course, gave his
lecture 10 Cimarron on Saturday evening,
and In order to fulfil bis promise to
preach here Sunday evening, had to drive
fr m that city to this. The drive was
long and cold and those who had the
pleasure Of hearing the sermon be de-
Iivered 10 the Presby terrain church Sunday
evening, appreciated bis coming. The
subject OF this talk was "The Bible 10
and the audience was deeply !.
Impressed by his earnest and thoughtful
discourse. The sermon was even better
han the lecture In the minds Of some who
heart both. Mr. Atkinson was the guest
IL Rev. !. w. Thompson while here. He
eft Monday morning for Garden City.
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