The Globe-republican., 1908-08-20

Hedge Post.

| Chase's Butter Scotch he taste tells
Try 1t and get wise. 81
Martin Bros. shipped In car Of load
walermelons last week.
FOR RENT;-300 acres new land.
John Rapp, Jr., Dodge City. tt
Before buying your harvest grocery
order figure with S.nhbs Il Barley. If
Mr.. Raymond formerly Of Dodge has
bought tue Railroad Rooming house at
Bucklin.
! Mr.. and Mrs Elijah Hewitt, of Hutch
inson, visited their neice, Mrs. william
Martin, last week,
The Farmers Elevator & Supply Co.
will pay the highest market price for
CORR, oats, kaffir corn and sorghum
seed. tt
| Mrs. Ii. D. Chambliss has been very
sick at her home in this city, for the past
two weeks, but is reported some better
now.
Ed Matthews and Roy Hatfield went
20 Belpre Monday to assist q. A. Avery
in erecting a $1,000 home for Mr..
BHkey.
John e. Clark, of Ford City, has rent
ed his farms and moved to Dodge City to
give his children the benefit of the
schools here.
Richard Bodyfeld left Wednesday
morning to form new school district
by cutting of part Of Dist. CO. The new
distric! will be known as Dist IS.
There will be'a Baseball Tournament
at Fowler Aug 21.22, between Mnneola,
Meade, Plains and Fowler. 800 10
prizes will be awarded to the teams.
FOR Rents room cottage on
Avenue E. Good cellar, good well also
city water In house and yard. VIM.
Arbuthnot at Methodist parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. VanHorne, of
Ford, visited in Lakin over Sunday, and
were here Monday forenoon on their re-
turn home. Mr. VauHorne says there
was fine rain at Lakin Sunday night.
FOR RENT-Eight furnished rooms
for roomers or light housekeeping, new
house, at from $500 to $500. Phone
5al or call one block west and two north
Of Post office. Mrs. Haldeman. tt
John kirkpatrick, who conducted u
stand at the reunion grounds last week,
got into such a swing that be could not
get stopped when the reunion ended. He
will run his stand at the fair In Pratt this
week, and will 60 from there to the next
town on the circuit
For Sale or For Rent-Two good dwell.
ing houses, and A lots within from three
to tour blocks of school house. One
house 2Sx2S, the other 24x2s. Wind
mill, tank, stables, cave, chicken house,
etc. win make good price us am 60
ing away.
Frank Lopp bad colt In the races last
week. He had traded for the colt, and
as 1t is fine bred animal aud was show
ing lots Of speed, be entered it, just 20
see how fast 1t could 60. Mr.. Lopp re-
ceived $50 prize on the race, and he is
going to give the money to some foreign |
missionary society.
w. N. Dilley, who lives four miles
west of Minneola, 10 the corner of Clark |
county, was visitor In Dodge City
Tuesday. Mr. Dilley expects to sell off
his stock and other personal property,
and will 60 to Illinois to make his home.
He will either sell or rent his farm in
Clark county.
The Nye Company which played a,
Dodge City all last week ran contest
10 decide who was the most popular
Young lady in Dodge City. Miss Matte
Lou Martin received 5000 votes which
vas the highest and Miss Rose Madden
eceived 1900 votes. Miss Martin re-
eived the prize which was silver
ervice set consisting of a pitcher, a gold d
med goolet and tray.
Thos. j, Erhardt, who is prominently t
lentioned as candidate for governor 10
is nephew of r. W. Evana, d
t Dodge City, and was here en- visit {
ONE months ago. The Denver Times n
'st week gave fine write up Mr.. En- '
ardt's candidacy, together with large 7
ortrait Of him. Mr.. Erhardt Is q state d
snator In Colorado, and has been for
eyeral terms.
7
the merry-go- association is p
linking the other eye now. No assess Il
tents are In slgnt. In fact there seem a
} be none possible 10 future. The d
'erry- go-round took In al007. IS during A
10 four days of the reunion. OF this, 20 a
or cent goes to the reunion association, o.
rcbably a hundred dollars for expenses OF
moving and operating. The rest will q