The Globe-republican., 1908-09-10
LOCAL NEWS
FOR RENT-Fiye room cottage, Avenue
.E" $12. Inquire at Methodist parson-
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FOR RENT-Fiye room cottage, Avenue
re" $12. Inquire at Methodist parson-
age. 1t
Mrs. Charles Smith will sing the offer.
tory at the Episcopal Church next Sun
day. Prof. Seymour will have charge
Of the music at the services.
Christian Science services will be held
at the residence Of Mrs. Fred Peterson,
one block west aud two blocks north Of
library Sunday morning at Hoo O'Clock,
Subject: "Substance.
The two year old daughter Of n. o.
Wakeman was badly acalded Tuesday.
The little one pulled the plug from a
washing machine which was partially
filled with hot water. Enough Of the
water struck the child to infict quite
serious burns.
"Doc" Waring, who spent last winier
hunting and trapping In the hills Of JEFF
ferson county In this state, will leave for
the Ozarks OF Missouri and Arkansas
about the first Of next month, where he
will pitch his tent for another winter. A
friend who was with him last year will
join him again this season, and they will
live the simple life together once more.
The Men club of the Presbyterian
church, organized recently, will meet at
the home Of L. J. Petlijohn tomorrow
evening. Rev. Davis Of Garden City
will make talk to the members and
there will be musical program. Miss
Clark and Mrs Hellwarth will give In
srumental numbers and Miss Milton
will sing.
The new officers Of the Phenix club
are: President, J. "A. Kirkpatrick; vice
president, L. J. Pettiiohn; secretary, X.
W. Hellwarth; treasurer, Il. n. Hart.
The board OF directors are: r. W.
Evans, R. s. Crane, II. Juneau, L. J.
Pet,ijohn, R. N. Hart, H. B. Herser, r.
W. Hellwarth, W. B. Miller, ]. s. Cady,
IN. G. Crawford, W. T. Coolidge.
A good many Of the young people Of
Dodge are going away TO college this
year. Those who are going to the Uni
versity Of Kansas are: Lensrs Carson,
Grace Gwinner, Arthur Rlney, Carol
Lord Spencer Baird, Herbert Argabright,
Leroy Martin, Walter Bohnstengls and
Edmund Rhodes. Those who are going
to Emporia College are Gladys Jones,
Whitelaw Hubbard, Paul Russell, Walter
Lawrence. Arthur .Scstes is going later
to Ann Arbor, Michigan.
There Ia man In town this week tax.
Ing orders for an out Of town store. The
Interstate law protects him, as long %
be does not deliver the goods at the time
Of the sale, ana as long 81 the goods are
shipped from some point outside OF the
state. The city 10 pcwerless to charge
him license. He has no taxes to pay
here. He has every advantage over the
home merchants, and people should re-
fuse to patronize him. This kind Of 9
merchant laughs at the city laws. The
! city authorities are joke. Hehas thing
! his own way, II the people allow him to
work them,
Wednesday night number OF the
young men Of the Christian Sunday
school met at the church to talk over th'
! organization Of 40 association. Officer
were elected and some plans laid 10
. future work. Another meeting will d
held next Wednesday night to complete
. the organization, and to this meeting o.
Young men interested in the welfare 0
young men are cordially invited, IRE
apectiye Of church or non.church ANNA
. ton. After the business meeting tn
pastor. M. Lee sorey, invited the ycunl
men over to The parsonage to eat VIII
him. This was happy surprise 70 them
lbu, when they reached the parlOf en-
IMrs. sorey drew ihe dining room cuF