The Globe-republican., 1908-06-25

Lowest price 10 the city on good good
by the case at Stubs & Barley. tt
Several Of the merchants report an ex.
ceptionally large trade last Saturday.
For sALE-at bargain, a good piano
inquire of F. A. Etrlck, or phone 240 II
The Masonic Temple which was re-
Gently completed is being equipped with
fire escapes.
Highest prices paid for all kinds Of
produce, cash or trade at Stubs & Bark
llsy. tt
Miss Clara Skillington was the guesl
Of Mrs. James Donnell over the picnic. -
KNsLEY MERCURY.
Before disposing OF your eggs and
butter for cash or trade get our prices
Stubs & Barley. II
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Burnett and Mrs
Cady left Tuesday night for Colorado
Springs for few weeks.
For Sale-Good five room house, three
50 foot lots, and good barn, cheap. In
quire of Harry Taylor.
A party from this city Was fishing on
Duck creek last Saturday. Az is usually
the case they claim to have had great
success.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Watkins expect
to move into their new residence o.
Railroad Avenue about the first of July.
Hedge Post.
The small child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sz6loy fell in tub Of hot water last
week and was badly burned but will re.
cover.
We want your watch, clock and jew.
elry repairing. All work done with
neatness and dispatch. P. H. Young,
Optician and Jeweler. II
The fire bell will be tolled at 8 80 each
evening as a.warning to the children to
be off of the street. The eurfew ordi.
nance has been 10 effect for some time
now but has not been enforced.
Don't fail to read the half-page ad Of
the Bee Hive on the first page of this
issue. The Bee Hive begins a big
Clearing Sale next Monday at which II
expects to interest all who want actual
bargains In seasonable merchandise.
A two page ad announcing remark
able sale at the Bargain store will be
found In this issue. The Bargain store
the big store of Western Kansas, Il
planning still greater things for the
future, when the new three story build.
ing Is completed aud II Is plain to be
seen that the firm expects to continue to
hold Its place as the biggest department
store In this country.
Mr. Markham and party from Garden
City were here today looking after the
interests of the Arkansas Valley Trans
portation & Power Co. While here Mr.
Markham secured plats showing the
Eureka ditch and other information
regarding this end OF the territory. He
says at the west end of the line in
Colorado the people are more interested
In the Railroad proposition. As you
come this way the irrigation part is what
the people are after principally.
The M. e. Sunday school held their
picnic last Wednesday In the park. Din.
ner was served at noon. In the after.
noon swings were erected and games
played. A ball game was played be-
tween two teams composed Of small boys,
with Henry Carey as umpire. The score
was Il6 to 81. Lemonade was served
during the entire afternoon, over eleven
tubs of 1t being made. A large crowd
attended and all report most enjoyable
time.
There were special services at, the
Christian church last Sunday. In the
morning there was special music by the
choir. In the evening there were short
talks made by ten women on the
Centennial Work. Those taking part
were, Mesdames French, Grove, Mallory,
Walker, Liggett, s. W. Sturgeon,
Thompson and Misses Verna Brown,
Emma Johnson, Carrie Hobbie. There
was also solo by Miss Kate Kinkead.
A young couple from this city had
quite an exciting time lest Monday
night while out driving. When about
two miles out of town their horse be
came frightened and succeeded in
breaking loose from the buggy and
came on to town. Fortunately there
we're several teams passing and they
we're brought back to town none the
worse for their adventure.
DonnelIy- Allender
One of the prettiest weddings in the
city this year took place last Sunday af.