The Globe-republican., 1907-11-21

Mrs w. 4. Lighter returned Thursday
evening from visit with relatives In
Iowa. Her mother, SO years or age, was
taken with stroke Of paralysis and died
two weeks after Mrs. Lighters arrival
there.
One Of the large land deals Of the past
week was the sale Of 800 acres bordering
en- Spearville, north Of the santa Fe rail-
road, by U. L. Shelly OF Spearville to
Henry Absolute Of Hodgeman County,
for consideration Of $112O0.00.
The young roam PAGER, "Rodney'
owned here last season by VIM Wilkin-
son, took record at OklahomB City OF
2.I91 The horse Is Vatican colt and
was brought here by Neil Hughes, and
developed on the Dodge City track by Mr..
Wilkinson PIX
No home is so pleasant, regardless Of
the comforts that money will buy, as
when the entire family Is In perfect
health. A bottle Of Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup costs 80 cents. It will cure
every member Of the family Of ocnstipa-
ZION, click headache or stoma c he trouble.
Sold By Pine & Bond Drug Co,
Mrs Chas Alton, will teach the pri-
mary roomI at the third ward school for
the remainder Of the term In the place of
Miss Nelson, who has resigned to take a
position canvassing on the road. Mrs.
Alton was primary teacher in the
schools at Kingman for number of
wears.
Glenn Lawrence and H. B. Bell, who
accompanied Otto Davis to the insane
hospital at Topeka. last Friday morning.
returned home Saturday. This lie the
quickest work Of the kind which has
been done for some time here, as Mr.
Davis was adjudged insane, taken to the
hospital and bis escorts returned home
during the period Of one week.
The box ball alleys have been removed
to the commodi GUS room formerly oc-
cupied by Imel's grocery north OF Riles
Reeves meat market. The room has
been remodeled and nicely fitted up, and
will be pleasant place for an evenings
recreation. Plans ara being arranged
and clubs being formed for the weekly
which gave so much pleasure
to players last winter.
One of the most unique stones which
has been found In the state, ornament
the table In Mr.. Tom Olives home. The
stone is Of creamy color and is almost q
perfect baby's foot In shape. Mr.. Olive
who Is employed In Juncau's Lumbe,
Yard found this little curio among otbe'
stones which had evidently, been brough
to the yard In load OF gravel, so II.
history will never be known. 1t II
thought by some that the stone may b.
a petriied foot unearthed In some mys-
FERROUS way, but the probabilities ar
hat it is only one Of the perfect imi-
tations sometimes found In stone.
The parties and entertainments giver
during these days are principally for the
young person." and II she Is SO much u
evidence she must be at her best. Our
writer on fashions .devotes her entire
article in the December number of thu
NEW IDEA WoMAN's MAGAZINE to thu
discussion OF party frocks and wraps for
children and young girls. The latest in
formation about materials and colors now
in style is here stated by an authority,
and it will undoubtedly prove Of great
help TO all those Interested n this suDJect,
when simplicity coupled with economy
and good taste must be the watchwords.
Many valuable suggestions for making |
practical as we'll as useful holiday gifts
are found In this months needlework de-
partment. The fact that these are all
made of odds and ends Of silks and ribbons
proves that much money is not necessary
In order to be able to remember all your
friends at this time Of the year. what
4 Man Likes" should help many al
puzzled woman who must cater to mascu-
line taste. II you want to give Q child
something which has q lasting value,
,elect one Of the beautiful books men,
Toned In the "Book Notes" which discus
es only the holiday books for young
people this month"; lgnH ~ait