The Globe-republican., 1907-02-14
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

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10 the city Wednesday.
An elegant line Of new spring belts
Up to date. Millinery & Variety Store
naa ,1l IA 2t
Sidney Stumph, son Of George Stumph
has been very sick this week, but Is mucl
better today. lm
Ada Hobble left Saturday morning To-
st. Louis, Missouri, where she will study
In one Of the leading hospitals Of tina
city, to become trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berg and Miss Dol
Mayor Of Dslhart, Tex, visited friends
and relatives In this city few days las
week. They left Monday on the Rocl
Island for Dalhart.
Two days treatment free. Rings dys
pepsia tablets for impaired digestion
impure breath, perfect assimilation Of
food, increased appetite. Do not fail tc
avail yourself Of the above offer. Sold
by Pine & Bonds drug store.
Representative q. M. Beeson, accom-
panied by Mrs. Beeson, came down from
Topeka last Friday for a few days al
hume. They arrived in time to attend
the dinner given at the Harvey House by
the members of the Embroidery club.
Do not fail to see the big production OF
Ingomar the Barbarian, by Mr.. SANFORD
DODGE and his large company February
18th. Romeo and Juliet will be given
February IS, and these two famous plays
should receive much attention from our
theatre goers.
Some local critics Of violinists have
criticised the talent In this line appearing
in public entertainments recently. An
opportunity will be presented them again
when Clara Monroe appears In connec-
ton with the Madrigal Lady Entertainers
in the musicale to be given at the Pres
byterian church March 9th. Clara Mon
roe carries II $1,000 genuine Cremona vio-
lin, and is reported one Of the finest
artists on that instrument before the pub
lie today.
An ENJOYABLE surprise party was given
Mrs. Peter Moolz, on last Tuesday even
ing at her home, by the ladies of the De-
gree of Honor. There were abou! eighty
five present, The Misses Moot, Maud
Curry, Mrs. Walter Glaze, Mrs. Berg and
Mrs. Rogers rendered some pleasing vocal
and instrumental solos, the first part of
the evening. A nne supper was served
on table beautifully decorated with cut
flowers.
Beach Ridenour Is giving valentine
party this evening at his fa'her's home
in Royal township, twelve miles north
west of town. The house is decorated in
red hearts and other decorations sug-
gestive CT the l4th Of February. Various
amusements and games have been ar
ranged for the entertainment of the
guests. Comic valentines cut In two will
be distributed around and partners for
supper found by matching them again.
There will be large number present and
most enjoyable time is assured.
One hundred and two finely bound vol
umes nave been donated by X. 5. Craue
to lna library snce the opening week
ago, aud is the largest donation Of any
one person which has been received &c
far. Following are the names OF the
sets: Twenty-Five volumes of Brltannica
Encyclopedia, ten volumes Of the Mes
sages and Papers of the Presidents, six
teen Volumes Of Dickens works, fifteen
volumes of Balzac. fifteen volumes OF
Carlyles works and twenty-one volumes
of Thackery. These books will no doubt
be found very useful and enjoyable tC
everyone.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures the mos
obstinate coughs and expels the colo
from the system, as it is mildly lax tive
1t Is guaranteed. The genuine is in thu
yellow package. The Pine & Bond Drul
Co.
The dancing party given at the Pheni1
Club on last Tuesday evening was tn,
most enjoyable one Of the club dances
given this season AS this WAS stacky'
party, 1t vas Of course, delightfully."- In.
formal and the costumes nd makeups Car
better be imagined than described. The
grand march was formed little aftel
nine O'Clock TO music furnished by Mrs
Hellwafth and Mr.. Alton. At twelve
O'Clock the dancers left for their home,
well satisfied with the evenings enjoy
ment. Among those present we're, Misses
DeEtte Reigbard, Lulu Sturm. Salie
Hardesty, Lille Stubs, Grace Miller
Irma Kolley, Nprlie Thompson, Mildred
Watson, Maud Schneidicor, Hattie Locke