The Globe-republican., 1908-06-18

The city laundry expects to be In It's
new quar- tiers by the first Of next week.
Dan French lie clerking In the store
during Leo French's absencel
Four new members were taken into
the Christian church last Sunday night.
Mrs. Kniffin has resumed her position
in the Bargain store after few weeks
vacation.
A choir Of twelve voices was organized
at the Christian church last Tuesday
evening.
Henry Graves has bought out the Cot.
ton dray and is now running two
wagons.
A band Of gypsies were telling for
tunes on the streets last Friday and Sat-
urday.
Whitelaw Hubbard has accepted a po-
sition in the baggage room at the Santa
Fe depot
Henry Graves team ran away last
Monday morning. No damage was
done.
Prof. Mallory of the Dodge City
schools has been enjoying a visit from
his father.
For Sale-Good five room house, three
so foot lots, and good barn, cheap. In
quire of Harry Taylor.
In some unaccountable way two of the
large plate glass windows In the new
Masonic building were broken last week.
A team belonging to the gypsies ran
away Friday at noon. Ii created quite
little excitement but no serious damage
was done.
The Farmers Elevator & Supply Co.
will pay the highest market price for
corn, oats, kafiir corn and sorghum
seed. tt
George Reighard, who went to Old
Mexico two weeks ago will begin work
ing for railroad company there this
week.
Call up phone 2S6, Transfer and
storage. All kinds of moving. Piano
moving a speciality. tt
Roy Potter and father of St. John,
were in the city on business the first Of
the week. They resided for some time
on the Saw Log and are well Brown here.
Lightning struck the chimney on j..
W. Sidlow's house in Dodge City last
Monday night, demolishiDg the part of il
that was above the roof, but doing no
other damage.
Floyd McGahen was called to his
home on the Saw Log this week by the
serious condition of his brothers who
are ill with typhoid fever.
The gypsies who were In town last
week, were evidently unable to foresee
their own future, for among their many
other troubles, they were arrested for
telling fortunes without license.
Leroy Martin and Miss Nellie Martin
came home last Saturday. Miss Martin
graduated this year froM Woods COL
lege In Fulton, Mo.
Earl WEIGH, or "Blondy" as he is
more Familiarity known, has let his con-
tracts for painting to Dan Henry, who
will carry on the work daring his ab.
sence.
A large cigar sign was placed on the
south wall Of the Bee Hive this week
containing large clock. where the cor
rect time may be obtained by all.
Pasture for horses, guaranteed free
from loco. Three miles from town. In
.quire OF H. D. Chambl,ss or j. W.
Harsberger. Phone Fitzgerald line.
j. A. Cline spent Monday at his farm
near Bellefont. Mr.. Cline has eighty
acres In wheat which will yield
about twenty bushel, to the acre. He
says wheat is extra good all through
that vicinity.
Earl WEIGH left 10 response to
telegram from \ Indiana last Monday
stating that his mother was very Ill. |
Mrs. WEIGH Is we'll known Ia this city |
where they resided until recently, when |
they moved to their old home In Indiana.
A party OF young men left here Mon.
day morning for the Ruckner where they |
will spend few days fishing. Those
going were Clarence Skillngtou, jess
Ralph Reeves, Frank Chap
man, Roy cambridge.
A second nine team from Dodge City
went to Garden City Sunday and played
the big team there, the Garden team
winning in score that was too big on
both sides. Garden City usually plays
ten men in game at that place, niue and
tho umpire, and Is very successful in win
ming games at home.
Prof seymour's music studio Is busy