The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-28
INT MISS THE AFTER SIX SALE SATURDAY NIGHT
FOUR BIG BARGAIN SPECIALS
THE BARG AIN STORE

L. l.. Taylor sold $40 acres Of land
near Wright this week to George Stevens
OF Canton.
Mri. John Hanna left Wednesday
evening for her homo In Maitland.
Colorado, after 4 two weeks visit at the
homo Of A. Hanna. John Hanna who
has also been visiting bis father returned
to Colorado week ago.
L. L. Taylor sold the D. B. Davis
land at Beeson this week to A. W.
Humbert.
A new cement walk has replaced the
brick one on the north side OF Martin
Bros. feed store.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Gardner are moving
from Avenue A, to the B. @. Jones
p ace on the west hill.
Call Lp phone 2Ss, Transfer and
storage. All kinds Of moving. Piano
moving speciality. tt
There will be services at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday, Rev. Wonder
lippe, Of Harrington, Kas preaching both
morning and avening.
Mrs. II. Whitworth has returned home
after a two weeks visit with her friend
Miss Soule at the college north Of this
city.
8, T. Williams, who has been seriously
Ill at his home on Second avenue is
slowly.
Monte Gluck, who was here the first Of
the week, left for Dallss, Texas, where
will take position as manager Of a
Wholesale house.
Marriage licenses were issued this week
to John E. Stohr and Nora Kimbrell,
both Of this county, Glenn 8. Preston, Of
Bucklin, and Lizzie Trimpa, Of Bellefont.
A surprisei party WAS given on the
evening Of May 10th for l. N. Stone at
his home south Of the river. Several
guests were present and delightful time
was had BY all. Light refreshments were
served.
The Kansas City Journal contains the
Information that Congressman Madison
is arranging to have Alice Roosevelt
Longworth and her husband, Congress
man Longworth, visit Dodge City In
August, during reunion time.
Miss Nora Dierking and Mr.. Ralph
Pykiet were married at the Dierking
home near this city on May 10th by the
Presbyterian minister Of Cimarron. The
was very quiet, only the immed.
late relatives and friends being present.
After the ceremony an elaborate dinner
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Pykiet left
morning for the eastern part of
lhe state where they will make their
home.
At a call meeting Of the Larned Pres
bytsry sometime ago Rev VIM. Westwood
accepted call to the First Presbyterian
church at Great Bend and expects to take
up his duties there next Sunday. Rev.
r. W. Newport OF Spearvllle expects to
90 to Walsemburg, Colo, In short time.
Rev. Russell OF the church here left this
week for Roy. New Mexico where he will
Join his family.
Last Tuesday evening "PIuafore" was
put on at Kinsley bya combination Of
The Kipsley and Dodge City casts. Sam
John Powers, Chas. Milton
Ind Roger Dean, Mrs. Bowen, Mics
W atson, took the parts they had In the
recent production here az principals.
Kjnsley furnished the orchestra, chorus
Ind two Of the principles In the cast. |
The crowd from Dodge City were de.
ightfhlly entertained while 10 Kinsley |
nd are still praising the people Of that
,lace. Prof. Seymour went from here to
lirect the performance.
The commission has raised the rail-
cad valuations reported by the various
Kansas railroads to q total Of five times
,reater than the guess OF the roads.
This will assure the roads being assess
d high enough In Ford county to
'alance up with other assessments.
10 short time now 1t will be
.nown just what each PERSONS taxes
vill amount to. The board Of equal.
alton will meet next week to adjust the
ssessments OF the different townships.
here are always some valuations that
ICED changing q little to make them
ompare with the valuation Of other
property and this year there will be quite
little work ahead Of the board to get