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The Globe-republican., 1908-02-20
RAILROAD RUMOR

M. |. Williamson has taken a position
as day yard operator at the freight office
believing Operator Lyons.
Dispatcher w. II. Smith returned las
Thursday from short visit with hi;
family in Colorado Springs.
Engiue No. 600 from the New Mexico
division, passed through Dodge City fol
the Topeka shops, the first of the week
Quite a number Of tlremen from this
city are arranging to attend thelocomotive
freman's ball at La Junta on the 23h,
Supt. H. A. Tice made trip to Hut
crimson Monday and attended the open
ing of the new Harvey House there.
The Gates special tourist train passed
through here Wednesday Ell route from
California end other western points to the
eastern states.
Chas W. Smith, formerly operator in
the yard office here, went to Offerle Sun
day morning to act as station agent reiev-
ing bis father for few days.
VIM. j. Yeo of Ellwood, Ind, has
been appointed to the position of time
keeper at the Santa Fe round house here.
M. G. Taylor, who has held this position
is assisting bis brother, Harry Taylor at
night.
On account of the number OF Raymond
& Whitcomb specials passing over the
division, passenger engines are in the
chain gang for few days. Engine No.
537 in charge of Engineer Phllis, was
sent to La Jdnta on the 18th to bring
back one Of these special trains Wednes.
day.
The new Harvey House at Hutchinson.
which Is the finest Of any on the entire
Santa Fe system, was opened Monday
and the first meal was served Tuesday
morning. 10 order to accommodate
visitors ia Hutchinson during the Demo-
cratic convention this week, the old
Harvey House will be kept open until
Saturday when it will be closed as 3
hotel,
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Engineer Fred baIrh has nten asslgne,
to tha extra hoard ~ Dodge ity. Glyd
Hood has also been assigned to HE eXtri
board.
w. F. Buck of Chicago, superintendent
of motive power and Md D,Wy Of l.,
Junta, mechanical sup rinteLJent Of TIE
western grand division. was in this city
Monday inspecting he round house aud
engines. l'uey left ut 10 O'Clock Tues
day morning for the west on a special
train, engine No. 1127 and private car No.
l6, with Road Foreman of Engines Nc.
Murray acting as pilot Edward Houston
accompanied Mr. Buck from Chicago.
George Nelson. Santa re refrigerato
inspector was in this city Tuesday in
specting two refrigerator cars EQUIPPED
with the Gilmore patent ventilator and
loaded Wdh oranges tnr0Lte from Los
Angeles to Chicago. Mr.. Nelson left
Tuesday afternoon with the cars and
will take charge OF them to Chicago.
TrainmasIer Ccffey accompanied h m MS
far as Hutchin on The object Of this
trip Ia to asceit in II these new yentila-
tors are perfect aud will do away with
the opening of matches and removing of
ice pngs which is necessary win al
other refrigerator cars. 1t these are u
success all cars will be equipped with
this venlilator.
The Santa Fe freight Office at IIutchip
son has been moved from the old location
to the new building facing on Main
street, which will be occupied by the
division freight agent aud his assistants |
and the regular city agent and his force |
The building was erected at a cost of |
$4,000 90. There is 465 foot transfer
platform and ware house. Fcrty-seven
feet of the office portion of the old freight
house Ia to be moved to ID ,dVe Ciry
'or yard office. This will be located
lirectly north of where the ice house
low stands AMI on the north side of
he new main line The yard master.
wo operators, car clerks and bill clerk
ill occupy this building.
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ART NOT BOUGHT BY THE TON
Involving Contract That MacMonnle.
Came Near Making.

Involving Contract That MacMonnlc.
Came Near Making.
OF late years Frederick MacMon
MES, the sculptor, has had SO man,
commissions to do groups OF sculpture
that he has made 1t rule never tc
enter competition with other artists
for an order, says the Worlds Work
In this connection story is told OF
an American city that asked him to
enter design for army and navy
groups for soldiers and sailors
monument. He declined to compete.
The the commission was rendered him
outright. He submitted sketches OF
his idea for the groups. The commit
tee in charge of the monument wrote
him, asking:
How many tons Of granite do you
intend to use In the base?"
His reply was: "If you are In the
business of buying granite, you may
use as much as you want, one ton or
100000 tons. am an artist and ]
have never yet heard of art being
bought by the pound"
The question was dropped until the
contract for the commission was
drawn. When Mr.. MacMonnies re-
ceived 1t, he discovered in 1t a clause
providing that In case the bronzes
were ever thrown down from their
base for any cause whatever and any
person or property should be injured,
he an his heirs forever should be
liable for the damage sustained. He
returned the contract without COM
ment, unsigned. When the committee
wrote him asking the reason, his brief
reply was: your lawyers are too
sharp"
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The beautiful country home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. c. NJ. Beeson was the scene Of
delightful afternoon party Wednesday,
There were forty-iour ladies present The
afternoon was devoted to the making of
fancy caps of paper napkins Mrs. Aten
won the prize for the most rapid work
aud Mrs Baldwin for the most unioue
and neatest cap. The caps were worn
oy the ladies during the luncheon which
was served in two courses on small
tables.
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PERSONALS

Warren Winterburn visited in this cit.
Sunday.
Mrs II, A. Tioe is visiting in Colorado
.ssls 49,
this week.
Judge Gordon Finley is holding cour
at Ashland this week.
viii Sturgeon of Hutchinson spent q
few DAYS utIe this VI l..
Mrs. R. W. Barr is visiting friends in
Kansas City this week.
John Swayze of Bucklin was 10 this
city last week.
U. G. Baderston returned Monday from
trip to Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Soule visited in
Sp5arylile Sunday.
5. Z. Rhodes of Farview, township
was in this city Oh business Monday.
John Stegman OF Pteifer was in Dodge
City Monday aud Tuesday.
II, 5. Hlrper of Great Benl was
visitor here The first u AZ ", 4.
W, G.. Painter returned Wednesday
morning from trip to Illinois.
Rev, WE. Rose is here from ,Jetmore
this week visiting his family.
e. 5. Martin of Sterling was in Dodge
City on real estate business Tuesday.
Miss Kathleen Knlflln spent Sunday
in this city with her mother
j. NJ. Simmons of Bloom township was
in Dodge City Monday on business.
Mrs. Lou GoodAll of Newton Is visit
ing in this city for few days.
Henry J. Martens of Syracuse was here
Tuesday and Wednesday onaland busi-
ness.
Harry lands returned today from a
several weeks visit at his home In Yates
Center.
Mrs. j. F. Thomas and Mrs. Nellie
Thomas of Salina are visiting Mrs. John
OOe this week.
Chas. Alton was 10 Kinsley and Lewis
the first OF the week on .piano business
for p. Fl. Young.
Mrs. l.. ]. Pettijohn returned Monday
evening from weeks visit with her
parents at Liberal.
Whitelaw Hubbard, VINO Is a student at
The Emporia College, will spend Saturday
Ind Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. Fred Harvey of Leavenworth, Ks.
8 a guest Of her sister, Mrs. Hsrdesty
his week.
Miss Mabel Peters Of Topeka is expect- |
ID Friday for visit with Mrs. L. A. |
Madison.
Mrs. A. W. Morgan and mrs. Lillian
CowaD Of La Junta are visiting their
MIR. and Ms. g. O. Plunkett.
Mrs. Otis Thonpt.n. WIN has been
confined TO her h0u n,rn the mumpa.
vas able to be out SUNDAY.
Miss Mabel Stanley, who has been
listing at the home Of Mrs.. John Cord
eft Tuesday for Kansas City.
D. J. Phillips OF the York Key store
BIT Monday evening for st, joseph 10
ny new stock Of spring goods.
L. L. Tsylor left to day for Hutchinson
delegate to the Democratic Con.
enslOn held 10 that city this week. J
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The Atheneum club meeting was post
poned from last Friday to the next regu-
lar meeting in two weeks.

Leo Bessey celebrated his thirteenth
birthday With a party at his home Tues
day evening. Various games and amuse.
ments were enjoyed and an elaborate
supper was sreyad. Master Leo received
some very nice presents. There were
about thirty young people present.
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A surprise party was given on Mrs.
w. Z. Martin at her home last Thursday
evening. The evening was devoted to
cards and a chatting dish luncheon was
served. Those present were, Misses Lulu
Sturm. Anna Carroll, Mills, Messrs.
Dugan, Laughed, Leavitt, Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawton and
Mrs. Marsh.
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Maurice Young entertained twelve of
his liule .Tieuds at a party last saturday
afternoon in celebration of his eighth
birthday. The little guests were amused
with various games during the afternoon
and refreshments were served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Beeson entertained a
company of fifty. eight at six handed
euchre in the evening. The prizes. a
ported plant aud water color Oic,ure
were won by Dir. and Mrs. Ed Hood
An elaborate supper was served. As
usual at this hospitable home, these
parties were thoroughly enjoyable.
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-20

Ice Cream for parties and clubs at
Sturgeon Bros. Prompt attention given
to all orders. Q,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

Mrs. Matte Hamilton after
spending sometime here the guest
of Mrs. E. N. Jacobs has returned
to her home in Americas.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

Strawberry Plants for sale.
1875 M. n. PlOpper.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19
Dear Santa Claus

1 wish you tC
bring me a train and a goat wager
and some harness buggy and
apples, oranges, and candy, tc
give the baby and 5 packs of fire
crackers nuts to eat bycicle tC
ride, and a fire wagon. If any
fire gets out I will out it. Your
little friend Gibson Turner.
Dear old Santa Claus
please bring
me a % rifle, goat wagon, 4 pks
of fire crackers, "a roman cannons,
some fruit and candy, anda byci-
Gle. Your friend Howard Turner
Dear Santa Claus
| want you to
bring me a doll and a testament
so that can read it for I love God
and l want to learn all about him
| can. Maud Williford.
Dear Santa Clans
please bring
me a toy pistol SEINE caps apples
and oranges. 4 packs of fire crack
ers 2 boxe. of sand papers, 3 roman
cannons and french horn 1 box Of
big fire crackers. Archie Liseonby
Dear Santa
I am looking for you
please bring me many pretty things
I am going to be good and kind
with love. Robbie Casper.
Dear Mr.. good Santa.
write you a short little note, to let
you know what I want you tC
bring me. Dear Santa Claus, /
want you to bring me q doll bed.
I want ask you for a doll as have
one. I want you to bring me
little piano, a stove a little table
to. Mr.. Santa want oranges ap
pies nuts and other fruits. want
some fire works. want ask for
any more. Come again next year
Don't forget the place. Your friend
MiEnie Wynn
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

Old papers for wrapping or other
purposes can be purchased at The
Enterprise Office. If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

See Mrs. F. P. Stoner, GIGS. Lee
St., before renewing or subscribing
for any of the leading magazines
or club offers. Also before pnr.
chasing your Xmas gifts New
samples dress goods, stamped goods,
Mexican drawn work, Bateenburg
pieces, initial handkerchief, Cali.
fornia perfumes, powders AID
creams, "Sempre Giovine (Always
Young, and Mrs. Stipe's Bon Ton.
Also plants for sale. If
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19
DUE NOTICE.
Fitzgerald, Ca, Dec. 8, 1908

Fitzgerald, Ca, Dec. 8, 1908.
To All Whom it May Concerns
This is to notify all persons and
corporations not to trade for one
certain note for $175, dated Nov.
80, 1908, and due October 1, 1909,
payable to L. L. Griner &CO.,
given for the purchase price of one
black horse mule about four years
old, sixteen hands high, as the con-
sideration of said note has failed
and I claim not to be liable on
same. 154-4w G. W. YOUNG. !.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

FOR SALE:-40 Acres of uni4a-
proved land in Ben Hill County
situated 1 mile south east of Lula
vile and Al miles north east Of
Fitzgerald. Some timber on land
but easily cleared. Also to rent o
ten room house on Washington
Ave. Fitzgerald. Enquire Of II.
Mathews 1-ewan
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

After November 14th, the Farm
er's Union Ginnery will operate
only on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays until futher notice.
G. A. Newcomer, Sec'y AND Treas.
145.tf.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

The Ladies Guild of the Episco.
pal church will hold their annual
bazaar Dec. 22d, in the Cook block
across the street from the Family
Theatre. All kinds of fancy and
useful articles for sale;also home
made candy and cakes.
Mrs. J. G. Knapp, Pres.
Mrs. G. W. Harrington, Sec'y.
IF
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19
Letters To Santa Claus.


candy and nuts. Ny name is
Gladys. Good by be sure and
come.
Dear good Santa Claus
[ am a
little girl ten years of age and I
want you to bring me a heap OF
beautiful toys and lots confection-
aries Christmas. l have been good
all the year. Your friend Bessie
Huff.
Dear SAINT Claus
| am looking for
you. And l won't you to bring
me a big sleeping doll, a gold ring
a doll bed, and little iron to ion
my dolls clothes. And some fruit
and l will be pleased with them
Yours truly Mary LouiseS Stanford.
Dear Santa Clause
will you bring
me big doll, and a doll carriage.
Will you bring me some nuts and
candy chocklet candy. and set of
dishes. [ will close for this time.
from Pearlie to Santa Claus.
Dear Santa Claus
I want a big
doll, doll carriage, and tea Sc
[ will close for this time. Your
little friend Mamie Mashburn.
Dear Santa Claus I am looking
for you please bring me many pref
ty things 1 am going to be good
and kind. Jana Russ.
Dear Santa Claus
I will write
you short little note to let you
know what / want. Santa / want
you to bring me doll bed, apiano
a teddy bear. oranges apples nuts
raisons, and candy to, [ want you
to bring me little stove, and Ia
BILE well [ want ask for much don't
forget the place. Abbie Wynn.
Dear Santa Claus
I want you to bring me a big
pop gun, a magic lantern, a tri-
cycle, a bugle, teddy bear, a ball
a little train with some track and
wagon, and some candy and fruits
Yours truly James Henry Daniel
Stanford He Ha.
Dear Santa Claus
I will write you
a few lines to let you know what |
want. / want track with train
on it, a moving picture machine
a foot ball to kick abont, and a
sword, a drum, horn and air gun
that is all. Lacy Ennis.
Dear Santa Claus
want doll a
carriage burrow wash stand, table
tea set piano, chair, trunk bed
cradle, and a stove Nora Paulk.
My dear Santa Claus
/ want y GU to
bring a bugle and cap pistol and
an air gun and a story book some
candy and oranges apples and pea
cans and that is all. please send
them to me. Waldo Stone.
Dear Santa Claus
/ want q fire
wagon foot ball horses sword,
candy, coat. fife drum, oughboul,
Dear Santa Claus
bring me a train and some apples
some oranges, well l guess that is
Iall. Marvin Williford.
Dear Santa Claus
want two books
| I want one to be named Beautiful
Joe. the other The Bird family.
/ want my doll dressed in long
white dresses. I must close now
gaod bye Emily Griffin.
| P. S. a ring to if you please.
1 Dear Santa Claus
I want you to
bring me "a doll that can open and
lshut her eyes and have hair you
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19
Special Notice.

My land is posted and registered
and / have gone to several and
asked them off of it; but from now
on l only expect to go to where they
are hunting and find out who they
are and let the law settle the rest.
This hunting on my land must be
stopped, and especially my swamp
land. 155-4w r. r. DoRMINEY.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19


for my colt apples, oranges, nuts
and a moving picture meshine a
3 dollar drum if you pleasr | ment
a Jack to for my harness and buggy
so good by dear old Santa Claus.
Dear Santa Claus wanta wreck
er and a pile drive and a gun and
a magic lantern and hope you will
bring me writing desk anda wag
on. And don't forget my little sister
and don't forget mama and papa.
Andrew Samuel Hughes.
Dear Santa,
l am looking for
you. Please bring me many pretty
things I am going to be good and
kind, With love Arttie Wall.
Fear Santa Claus,
7 / want to tell
you what I want. I want wheel
and that's all. Oblige, Walter
Deniston.
Dear Santa Claus,
It is notlong till Christmas. Please
bring me wheel and any thing
/ else you want to. will close good
by, Grace Evelyn Parrish.
Dear Santa;
l will tell you what
| want you to bring me. | want
you to bring me set of dishes a
teddy bear and a toilet set. So [
will close. Your friend,
Mary McInnis.
Dear Santie,
I will be reasonable
| this Christmas do please bring me
a wheel, bat, ball and magic lantern.
Yours as ever
Vernon Bruce.
Dear SAINTS;
l want you to bring me a doll and
carriage, and a lot of doll things.
From Louise Bailey.
Dear Santa;
I will write you a
few ines.to let you know what to
bring ne for Christmas you must
not forget me. [ want you to bring
me doll and a Garage. thought
would watch you this Christmas
but I am afraid l will be to sleepy
and bring me some more pretty
thugs do not forget me. Good by,
Helen Patterson.
Dear San tie:
/ Waut you to bring
me a doll carriage and trunk would
leave a fire in the stove but am
afraid it would burn you up. Now
Santih please bring these to me
and a lot of good things.
From Elizabeth Bailey.
Dear Santa Claus,
/ want a. RATHER,
a doll that | can't break and an all
day smoker. Good bye
Mary Willeene Jolley.
Dear Santa;-
please send me a
tricycle. a big one. Two packages
of fire crackers a train and some
coaches, a box of cannon crackers
candy, oranges apples and nuts
an automobile and some raisins
a french horn drum and harp.
please come soon yonr little friend
Avery Turner.
Dear Santa Claus
I want some
apples and oranges and candy, a
toy pistle and some fire crackers
and some jumping candy that has
rubber in it and raisons from
Bewfeard Witty
/ Dear Santa Claus
I want a nice
doll, a carriage, cradle andyour
picture. Good bye Hazel Dean
Joll.
Dear Santie l tell you what |
want you to bring me. | want
big doll and g tea set and soWe
IN.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

For RENTAL or part Of tive
story house, unfinished or furn.
ished rooms, near in, fireplace; al
most every. kind of household fur
niture for sale; some counterpanes,
comforts, blankets, art squares
and dishes never been used. New
blue flame heater and cooker; two
cook stoves, sewing machine, baby
carriages and piano. 2R6 w. Or
ange Ave. 156-Ow-tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

For rough and dressed lumbeE
ee w. r. Book er. Yards in rear
of Opera House. 1875 tues sat q
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19
For Sale.

STRAWBERRY PLANTs-GOOd
Plants by the 100 or 1000 ready
now. BERNIE A. Foil,
122-tf Roanoke Drive.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

Fitzgerald's gala week begins
Dec. 81. A week of continuous
Notification, to commemorate the
beginning Of the new epoch OF
business activity and strenuous
development. 10000 inhabitants
for 1909 is the slogan.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

FERNS-For sale. Mrs. J. III.
Hicks. 157.tf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-19

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Central Christian Church will have
on sale Sat. the 10th at the Ven
dome grocery on Pine street, fancy
work, bread, pies, cake, and dough,
nuts.
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@rburtstnar, aplbene NIB fIbernt Sphdeiteu.
@rirnidlnf III. sbeube ETC., nit ben Enmen Der
au,priruSrn, bic aber oeutIid gcidlrtebsn iein
tpntu. Nut @criDnaI.Nutt5ru peroen germ
nuisrnpmmru. Die GinieuSer iuIher gertfte
mfHsn nbtr ibreH gnmen unterihreibsn nno
Dor Anem nlft Ueraefcu, mo- bic 5ehIttafstt
~Itnttfnnb - etrnne Hno 1arsnnmmet.