The Globe-republican., 1908-06-18
Good double heater, Art Garland base
burner for sale cheap. Albert Watkins.
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Good double heater. Art Garland base
burner for sale cheap. Albert Watkins.
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What we need In Ford county now ID
dry weather and plenty Of 1t. There 10
moisture enough for month or two and
haying and harvest needs dry weather.
Mr.. Jacoby, who has been here visit
Ing bis son W. H. Jacoby left this week
for visit In Montana, and will stop here
again on bis return to bis home 10
Detroit.
The Baraca class organized at the
Baptist church meets the first Monday
In each month. W. H Dellinger is the
president Of the class and W. A. Brunson
has been elected teacher.
8. W. Sturgeon, who has again taken
Oh arge Of the monument business In
Dodge City will move into the Frank
Martin building, where the laundry has
been, In a short time. Mr.. Sturgeon has
taken orders for some very fine monu.
ments, and 10 prepared to furnish as
good grade of work as can be procured
in the state.
Mr. English and Mr.. Hale were here
this week from Kirksville, Missouri, and
decided to locate loan and real estate
Office in Dodge City. Mr.. English will
return in few DAYS and will open an
Office In the rooms now occupied by the
law firm of Madison & Madison, who
move to the Gwinner building on Second
avenue,
According to the latest census, there Is
not single dog in Dodge. We are
facing dog famine right now II you
look about and imagine you see dogs by
the hundred 90 an1 consult your ply
stefan, because you are "seeing things"
without doubt. The census must be
correct and 1t is a dogless document
We're In the worst dog-gone condition
imaginable.
Don II. Bark, representative Of the
U. S. department of agriculture, was
here yesterday to consult Congressman
Madison on irrigation matters In Western
Kansas. Mr.. Bark is gathering data for
a publication regarding irrigation ex.
periments in Western Ksnsas, and he is
going to make thorough investigation
Of the matter.
Julia A. Hutchinson, mother Of F. A.
Manda, and a sister of D. W. Sturgeon
died at her home in this city on June II.
She had been In poor health several
years. Her age was 81 years and she
was married to Mr.. Hutchinson In 1888.
For the past ten years they have lived at
Dodge City. Mrs. Hutchinson leaves
besides a husband. three sons by a
former marriage, F. A. Manda of
Hutchinson, Fred Manda Of Ogden, Utah
and Chas. Manda of this place. Funeral
services we're held from the home on
Saturday afternoon, conducted by Mr..
J. W. Rose. F. A. Manda, w. A.
Sturgeon and Mrs. A. W. Smith were
here from Hutchinson to attend the
funeral.
Last Tuesday evening was opening
hight of Rath & cambridge 10 their new
store. The entrance to the store was
lighted with Japanese lanterns which
we're also suspended from the ceiling on
the interior. The soda fountain was dec.
GRATED with flowers and fruit. Vases of
flowers were paced on the counters and
the large south window was also decor
ated. The ladies received small bottles
of perfume as Souvenirs and large fans
were also given away. A cordial invita-
ton was given 10 "step into the next
room and get some punch" Many did
so and found themselves in veritabe
"KatzeDjamer Castle" After wander
ing through what seemed innumerable
passages they at last reached the east end
of the basement where delicious punch
was served and the gentlemen also re-
ceived cigars. The Dodge City orchestra
furnished music for the occasion.