The Globe-republican., 1907-05-23

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Miss Mabel Hayes spent Sunday in
Cimarron.
H. B. Bell made trip to Topeka this
week on business.
Miss Edna Lohrding Is visiting friends
In Cimarron this week.
John Small Of Ford City, was 10
Dodge City wednesday.
Chas. Mellis went to Greensburg, Kan.
sas, Monday, on business.
VIM. Maddox left Wednesday evening
tor La Junta on business.
Walter Evans arrived In this city from
st. Louis sunday evening.
John Harper Of Clmarron was III the
city last Saturday on business.
4. A. Scates made a trip to Garden
City Tuesday on legal business.
Lon Wakeman of wilbur township
was In the city Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Beeth of Ford were
visiting In Dodge City Monday and Tues
day.
William Schlesten Of Wilbuin town
ship was in the city on business last Sat-
,urday.
z. II. Sughrue was In the east part Of
the county last week looking after his
farm interests.
Mrs. Walter Bell went to Kansas City
tuesday after weeks visit with Mrs. Il.
IL. Traynor.
q. L. Schroll, Of Syracuse, Kansas. was
here Saturday and flied on 100 acres in
Hamilton county.
Miss Lenore Harbst returned last week
from few days visit In kinsley with her
friend Miss nellie Parker.
Mrs. M. Schnatterly returned to her
home In Kinsley Saturday, after weeks
visit With Mrs. b. Il. Prestage.
Henderson Baird returned to his home
In Denver, Sunday evening. His little
son Eugene remained In this city.
Mrs. j WllhefspOOn left Saturday
morning for Lyons, Kansas, to spend
few weeks with relatives and friends.
Mark Taylor, who was severity burned
by gasoline two weeks ago, left the hos
pital last Friday and has completely re-
covered from his injuries.
Wilbur F. Clark, who has conducted
the schools at Ness City for the term just
closed, has returned 10 his home In this
city aud will remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Albert Watkins and children left
Wednesday morning for Kingman, for
visit with relatives. She will attend the
graduation exercises while there.
Mrs. Sprague, who has held position
as trimmer in Mrs. Williams Millinery
store for the past season, will leave next
Sunday FOR her home in AtchisOD.
Mrs. z. H. Young made trip TO Kins-
ley Monday on business for her sister
Miss Minnie McMlchael, who aceidently
spralned her ankle here last week.
DIR. and Mrs. Otis Thompson left Fri
day morning for Marion, Kansas, where
Mrs. Thompson will visit for three weeks.
Or. Thompson will return Friday.
Matte Lou Martin left Wednesday for
Hn Crimson, Tor visit with her friend
Hiss Edith Manda. She will also attend
the commencement exercises at Burton,
Kansas.
Mrs. Howard SWEET and daughter re-
turned Sunday evening to their home in
Denver. They came to this city last
week to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Hen
dersOn Baird.
W. j. Davies, q. M. Beeson and w. H.
Chapman returned Saturday from Wich-
ita, where they attended the grand CON-
uandry of Knights Templar held In that
city The past week.
| @. A. Strong, superintendent Of the
Great Bend schools, was IN this city Mon
day visiting the Carnegie Library in the
interests Of the new library now being
built 10 Great Bend.
DIR. and Mrs. o. II. Simpson left Tues
day evening for ten days visit In To-
peka. While there the Doctor will at
tend the state dental meeting and also
the state examinations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Russell returned Sat-
urday evening from trip to Wichita
Usage City and points In Oklahoma. Mrs
Russell also visited for several weeks ii
Trenton, Mo-, with her friend Mrs. G. L
Rupert.
Mr. Dollman arrived in this city las
week to spend the summer with his class
mate Clarence Aiten, on the Aiten farm
south of town. The two friends were Il