The Globe-republican., 1908-06-18
PERSONAL
w. A. Sturgeon of Hutchinson was IL

city Saturday.
F.C. Woodbury. was called to Spear
vile one day last week by the illness OF
his father.
Whtelaw Hubbard returned home
from Emporia. where he has been at
tending school, last Friday evening.
Walter Lawrence and Paul Russell ar
rived home last Thursday evening from
Emporia where they have been attend
ing college this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith left Sunday
evening for visit with relatives and
friends in Winston, st. joseph and Kan
sas City, Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs Il S. Crane left the mid
die of the week for Excelsior Springs,
Missouri, for short stay.
Leo French left Sunday morning for
Chicago and Ohio He expects IL be
gone about ten daye.
Charlie and Will Orebsugh took in the
Old Settlers Picnic and races at Kinsley
Tuesday.
Miss Clara SkilingtOn spent few
days the first of the week in Kinsley VS.
Ting friends.
Mrs. Sprague of the Bargain store
spent few days the first of the week In
Hutchinson visiting relatives.
Misses Florence Hogan and Marie
Lohrding went to Newton Monday to at
tend the Epworth League convention.
C. NJ Cochran, of Lewis, came in
Friday to visit his son, George Cochran.
He returned home Monday
Mrs. johnson and daughter Mabel, of
Salisbu y, Mo-, are visiting her brother,
George Cochran and family.
Will Mershon has resigned his position
in the New Drug Store and returned to
his home in Stafford where he expects to
remain.
W. A. Brunson, of the Western Union
Telegraph office, returned last week
from Neodesha, where he attended the
Sunday School convention
J. B. Clure went to Spearville Saturday
night TO attend the carnival.
G. II. Ward has taken r position with
Martin Bros.
Mrs Flora Balch and family returned
last Saturday from weeks visit in
Wichita.
Miss Georgia Boone arrived Saturday
evening for a short visit with her
mother after which she will return to
Wichita.
Mr. Logan of the Logan Grain Co. of
Kansas City was in Dodge City Monday
on business
Oliver Track, of CimarTon, was in this
city Saturday on business.
Mr.. DeLambert, of Wichita, was IN
this city the latter part Of last week.
DR.. Coonfield was called to Bucklin
Sunday on a special case.
G. NJ. Bradshaw has resumed his old
position as bookkeeper for Martin Bros.
Ed Elder returned Sunday night from
Lawrence where he has been attending
the university.
Miss Hazel Kruse, of Wichita, is visit
ing her aunt Mrs J. E, billiard.
NJ. M. Grove went to Kinsley Tues
day to attend the races.
Mrs. A. w. Smith aud daughter, Fern,
of Hutchinson, are visiting in the city
this week.
Mrs. L, J. Davenport, Of Medicine
Lodge, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Henry Kinkead. She will probably
spend the summer here.
Miss Eulalia Nevins, Of Ford, was in
the city shopping Tuesday.
p. H. Young and son Donald spent
Tuesday in Kinsley attending the races.
Fred Bishop and Leon Gilbert went TO
KInsley Tuesday evening to attend the
Old Settlers picnic and races.
Frank Skilington and Raymond COT.
fey attended the ball game at Garden
City last Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Pickett resumed her posi-
ton In the York Key store last Saturday |
after few days illress.
Mrs. Ed Olliphant went to Klnsley |
Monday to attend the picnic.
Bert Steele returned the later part Of
last week from epearvil'e where he