The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-11-19

| Oyracuse-C. d. herman, D. FOrd
Il. Block. Geo. Gettey, O. A
Dallings, J. J. Donahoe, MI. CLARK
T. P. Ragan. N. J. Sawyer.
Cimarron-G. Luther, J. A
Evans, Harry Brice, J. P. Emery
John Harper.
Hutchinson-G. W. Prather, z
G. Mcdonald, Joe Kern.
Lakin-E. P. McAlister, Geo. B
johnson, F. L. Pierce. J. @. Hart
T. N. Thope. E. R. Thorpe, J. q.
Waterman, @. q. Waterman O. A.
Louck, M. A. Mosher.
Larned-John g. Muse. Carson
Crouch, LATE Lee, VIM. W. Charles
Lyons-J. 7. Ham.
Pawnee Rock-M. e. Keynes.
Nswton-Geo. q. Arnold.
Jetmore-E. T. Wilson, s, M.
Holbrook, DR.. A. B. Scott.
Kinsley-A. F. Arderhold, E. T.
Bidwell, W. Fl. Israel.
st. John-P. o. Gray.
Bucklin-H. B. Fannon.
Lewis-A. @. Smith, D. Gibson.
Kendall-Fred Hoppe.
Dodge City-Arthur B. Watson,
R. M. Wright, M. Z. Beeson, Frank
Mcclure. E. A. iced, W. H. Lord,
J. s. Rush, J. P. Griffin. L. L.
Taylor, Hercules Juneau, DR.. G. A.
Milton, e. E. Smith, F. O. Misner,
J. E billiard, CO Rittenhouse, j.
A. Mcclure, E. J. Marsh, E. II. Bal.
lou, @. A. Hulpieu, h. D. Rhodes, E.
@. Sturgeon, Harry Grose, H. B.
Bell, ]. 81. Hilyer, W. h. Chapman.
J. W. Sidlow, q. A. Burnett, H. L.
Hubbard, r. W. Evans, A. l..
Guthrie, Paul Henkel, J. q. Erhard,
q. G.. Simmons, F. P. Harbst, s. W.
Sturgeon, E. N. S]ocum, S. J. Tolle,
G. B. Dugan, W. J. Davies, @. E.
[Argabright, 7. A. Scates, W. T..
Coolidge, r. W. Evans Jr., Peter
Burgland. L. J. Pettijohn, E. T.
Stockwell, Sam Stubbs, Fl. F. Milli-
kan, DR.. T. L. McCarty, Il. r.
Brown, J. Shaw, Il, T. Catlin.
During the forenoon and part Of
the afternoon the visitors were taken
in automobiles over the city, shown
the long streets of fine residences,
the busy stores with their metropol-
itan stocks, the library and public
buildings. the big Touring mill,
alfalfa mill, and many other features
Of the best town in the western half
Of Kansas, and the visitors all agreed
that Dodge City is the best town in
the aforesaid territory. Those who
wished, were taken to TT. Dodge, and
a number were taken out q few miles
on the Minneola drive, where
smooth hard street has been made
over ground which was loose sand
little more than two weeks ago.
Many Of the visitors expressed much
surprise over the growth Dodge City
has made in the past two or three
years.
At 7:3O o'clock in the evening the
work for which Isis Temple made its
pilgrimage to Dodge City began, and
the 116 novices made a triumphal,
and no doubt dignifed trip across
the desert. It was no doubt a pleas
ant operation, the Transforming Of
this fine class from Novicesto Mobiles,
for those who had made the trip
before, and il 10 certain that Isis
Temple will never have a finer lot Of
raw material to work with.
The big thing Of the day, or the
night following, as things are gener-
ally considered, was the banquet.
As far back as history records, it
has been more or less important,
whatever else people have missed, to
be in at the feast. The banquet
served to the Shriners, was prepared
and served by the ladies Of The Order
Of the Eastern Star, and whatever
pious ideas the Masons Of oil branches
may have, are founded ON the belief
that an angel should be properly des
ignatsd BY wearing an 0. .. 8. en-
blsm, and II il to the credit Of the |
Masons chat they have this belief.