The Globe-republican., 1908-03-12

Red Texas Seed Oats and Barley 70
sale at the Bragg ranch l. miles sontb Q
Dodge City. St
Meet Mr.. Rennick at Sturgeon Bros
fountain. He will be pleased to mix 20
any Of the new up TO date drinks M
Rennick arrived here last Friday fron
st. Louis and will remain for sbor
time 1t
Rev. Middleton Of Lewis preached a
the Christian church Sunday. Eide
Cornelius, the regular pastor has beel
conducting revival services at Bucklil
the past week and will continue then
through this week.
The Columbia Tennesseeans gave
good concert at the Presbyterian churcl
last Saturday evening before quite {
large audience. This entertainment wa
given under the auspices of the Ladie
Aid Society for the purpose ofraisinl
funds to purchase new lights for thu
church.
The Bee Hive store was newly paperet
throughout the first of the week whict
adds greatly 10 the appearance OF the
@t're The outside of the building will alst
present an improved appearance with 4
new dress of black and green paint. A
new awning will be another improve
ment added to this store soon.
Mrs. s. r. Gingrich was badly burned
On the left arm with gasoline last Friday
evening. The gasoline had spilled on
her arm while she was holding a light
ID match and the serious burn was the
result. She Is recovering nicely from
he effects Of the accident.
Nr. and Mrs. Jack Rennick arrived In
'his city last Friday evening from st.
Louis. Mr. Rennick, who will take a
position permanently at Sturgeon Bros.
confectionery store In Hutchinson, II
ac'ing as dispenser Of fancy drinks a,
Surgeon Bros. store here for shorl
time.
Goose eggs for sale Mrs. Fasig.
Grove Hotel. ct
The. school authorities have taken mp
the matter OF guarding against flre..
S"pt. Mallory says the public school
buildings hav all been thoroughly cleaned
and are In excellent shape to prevent any
thing Of this kind. Fire drills are being
oeld regularly, the time just before
recess being taken for this purpose,
slthough later on surprise alarms will be
given There were three or four drills
this week.
A Santa Fe entertainment was given OF
tho Presbyterian church Monday evening
ny the Kansas Missouri Concert Com
pany. There was very large Audience
as usual. Louise Klnley was the violin
rt, 81 the company, Helen Swing,
vocalist and Lncle Burgess, readers. Mrs.
Valera Smith Lichliter. the pianist, is
the daughter Of Conductor Barse, one Of
the old and we'll known Santa Fe con-
ductors Of Kansas.
8. n. Hamilton Of Cave was 10 this
city Monday. Regarding the coal pro-
position 10 that district, Mr.. Hamilton
says the drill has been put to good use
the past week. Some little delay was
caused by striking q sort Of flint rock,
about ten inches thick but the expecta-
lions are that coal will be on top Of the
ground the latter part Of this week.
An insane man, who had been wan
iering around the streets Of this city was
AIKEN 10 hand by the authorities here
md placed 10 the county jail the latter
part of last week to await trial, The
nan Is unknown. He seems extremely
estless and takes particular delight
tsrtiug In hFes and tearing up things
generally. alae succeeded In breaking
be water pipes, completely flooding the
,asemsnt Of the court house. Plumbers
we're at work the first Of the week 70.
'aIring this damage. Y ~
The shoi' Of the N. L. church gave q |
osisl last Friday evening ct The home Of |
has. Hamilton. There were about
wenty present. Refreshments were
erved. There will be auothes locial at
he u. e. Parsonage FhdAy evening. |
he choir 10 planning on some special
,usic for Easter. The members Of the |
hoir are. Mesdames, Iabodsn. Wood
uyy, MadIssn,, Misses Clara Skllliagtou, |
rene Rsudy. Matte Lon Magtia. Ida
larson, Eva Schroeder. Ethel Reese,
,pesno; Assdames, w. w.. srevn,
p. R,oar N;saas Par Tsllm.n uai.or \